Question:
I am a professional musician and would like to offer music classes in my home to a small group of kids during spring break. Do I need a child care license?
Answer:
No, you do not need a child …
Printable version – Know the Law About License Exempt Child Care in California
This memo is available to download in PDF format here.
September 17, 2018
INTRODUCTION
A recent California Supreme Court decision adopted the “ABC test” for determining whether a California worker is properly classified as an employee or an independent …
The Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) is the largest source of federal funding to states to improve the availability, affordability, and …
On March 22, 2018, Congress passed and the President signed a federal FY2018 budget bill that contained the largest-ever single year increase in federal Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) funding. This analysis provides information for advocates and stakeholders …
The California State Legislature is considering these legislative proposals between now and September 2018:
AB 2023 (Caballero). Would create a fully refundable child care tax credit under the California tax code to help parents defray the cost of child …
3/1/18
Below is a selected review of bills of high interest to the child care advocacy community. It is still early in this second year of the legislative session and spot bills or other vehicles may be used to introduce …
The 2017 Child Care Legislative Roundup is a summary of enacted bills, as well as select bills that did not become law, that impact children, families, child care professionals, and the child care delivery system in California.
Parental …
The 2016 legislative cycle that ended September 30th resulted in laws that will impact working parents and their children, child care professionals and our child care delivery system. Here is a summary of enacted bills, as well as select …