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Letter Translations A group of our parents received a letter dated May 4, 2012 regarding the outcome of the EarlyLearn NYC contracting process, not every parent received this letter. As indicated in this letter, below are links to the text translated. If you have questions about this letter, contact your child care provider.
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Information for Providers Website (URL) address for Web-based Enrollment System Below is the link to the Web-based Enrollment System (WES). Simply clink on this link to bring you to the sign-in page: https://a069-ra1.nyc.gov/WES Agency Self-Assessment ACS Child Care & Head Start remains committed to reflective practice in its support of all early care and education environments in New York City as Reflection-in-action is the only means to building true excellence. The Agency Self-Assessment launches February 1st. Click here to download 2012 Self-Assessment materials and submission packet 2011 Market Rates for Voucher ProvidersNew York State Office of Children and Family Services established the maximum rates for New York City Child Care. Rate increases may be requested once a year and must be justified with documentation. The request and documentation process requires the submission of a completed application. Please use the appropriate instructions and application, based on the type of program/provider, by clicking on the link below:
Legally-Exempt/Informal Child Care Provider Enrollment New York State regulations require all legally-exempt child care providers (also known as informal providers) who provide child care services for a child residing in New York City to be approved, enrolled, and monitored by the Women’s Housing and Economic Development Corporation (WHEDco), New York City’s Legally-Exempt Enrollment Agency. Learn more and get the required forms Field Trip Administrative Advisory for Child Care and Head Start Providers ACS encourages programs to provide opportunities to enrich and expand children's experiences through developmentally appropriate neighborhood walks and field trips. All trips require written parental consent and should be planned to ensure the health, safety and adequate supervision of all children at all times. The following guidelines are intended to help center-based Child Care and Head Start programs in developing and implementing their trip policies and Lost Child Protocol. | | |
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2009-2010 Annual Report for ACS's Head Start Program The 2010 Annual Report for Administration for Children’s Services Head Start Program notes the accomplishments and work done by ACS and its Delegate Agencies throughout the NYC in serving our most vulnerable children and families.
Community Needs Analysis Children’s Services conducted a community needs analysis to examine the availability of public and private early care and education (ECE) services for all young children (ages 0-5 years) and families in New York City, but especially for children eligible for ACS’ subsidized services. This Summary Report, “Charting the Course for Child Care and Head Start: Community Needs Analysis of Early Care and Education in New York City,” highlights the main findings related to the provision of ECE services across the City, the boroughs, and individual neighborhoods.
Rethinking Child Care Archives:
2009 Head Start Community Assessment As mandated by federal Head Start Performance Standards, Children’s Services conducted a Head Start Community Assessment in 2009. The Assessment is a comprehensive report of the city-wide needs and services that impact the ACS Grantee Head Start program, its delegate agencies, families and children, as well as service capacity and access. It addresses the challenges associated with providing comprehensive services to low-income families in a large city consisting of many diverse neighborhoods, and includes information on the strengths of these communities.
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