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Training
You must document training by having a certificate of attendance with training date.
Pediatric First Aid and Pediatric CPR Training Classes
Eudora Fire Department: Jim Kerby, 785-542-3653,
eudoraksfd@cityofeudoraks.gov
Lawrence Memorial Hospital:
lmh.org
.
Children's Alliance of Kansas: 785-235-5437,
childally.org
American Red Cross: 785-843-3550,
douglascountyks.redcross.org/class_reg.html
Kansas Children's Service League:
elearning.kcsl.org
Child Care Aware of Eastern Kansas: Marie Treichel, 785-865-0669,
east.ks.childcareaware.org
Douglas County Citizens Committee on Alcoholism/DCCCA: 785-841-4138,
dccc.org
Safety Trainings Solutions:
safetytrainingsolutions.net
Resources for Training
Healthy Children (SIDS):
healthychildcare.org/ProfDev.html
Kansas Child Care Training Opportunities (KCCTO) Training:
kccto.org
Kansas Children's Service League (online training):
elearning.kcsl.org
KS-Train Course ID #1033033:
ks.train.org
Johnson County Health Department: 913-477-8382,
jocogov.org/health/child-care
Resources
Kansas Child Care Training Opportunities (KCCTO)
Sarah Holmes, 785-477-0566,
sarahjholmes@ku.edu
Child Care Aware Resource and Referral
Marie Treichel, 785-865-0669
Positive Bright Start
785-842-9679
Licensing Fees for Child Care Centers, Preschools and School-age Programs
Number of children
Annual fee
1-100 children
$150
101+ children
$300
Amendment visit to Center/Preschool
— $50
You can also submit this recurring payment each year using
this form
.
Licensing Fees for Drop-in Programs for School-age Children
Number of children
Annual fee
1-100 children
$200
100+ children
$400
Amendment visit to Drop-in Program
— $50
You can also submit this recurring payment each year using
this form
.
Staff/Child Ratio for Centers and Preschools
Age of Children
Minimum Staff/Child ratio
Maximum Number
of children per unit
Infants (2 weeks to 12 months)
1 to 3
9
Infants to 6 years
1 to 4 (max. 2 infants)
8 (max. 4 infants)
Toddlers (12 months to 2 1/2 years)
if walking alone
1 to 5
10
2 years to 3 years
1 to 7
14
2 1/2 years to school age
1 to 10
20
3 years to school age
1 to 12
24
Kindergarten enrollees
1 to 14
28
School age
1 to 16
32
Staff/Child Ratio for School-age Programs
Age of Children
Ratio
Number of children per unit
School Age
1 to 15 for qualified staff
Determined by square footage
(35 sq. ft. per child)
School Age
1 to 30 for each group leader
Determined by square footage
(35 sq. ft. per child)
Staff/Child Ratio for Drop-In Programs for School-age Programs
Age of Children
Ratio
Number of Children per unit
School age
NA
NA
Documents
Checklist for Children's Files — Centers (PDF)
Checklist for Staff Files — Centers (PDF)
Diapering regulations
Disaster Plan for Day Care Home-Child Care Center (PDF)
Emergency Information and Phone Numbers (PDF)
Reportable Diseases in Kansas (PDF)
Weather Watch (PDF)
Quick Links
Kansas
Child Care Licensing Regulations for/
centers
SIDS and Safe Infant Sleep
Recommended Immunizations
How-to Videos
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New Centers, Preschools and Programs
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