Safety is a crucial factor families consider when searching for child care. Child care facilities take many steps to create healthy and safe environments, and licensing systems help monitor and support that effort. This brief examines licensing inspection data from the District of Columbia Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) to better understand the prevalence and types of required safety corrections across child care settings.
Authors
Justin B. Doromal, Rachel Lamb, Erica Greenberg, Heather Sandstrom
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- Pages
- 18
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- United States of America
Table of Contents
- Which Licensing Requirements Are Hardest for DC Child Care Facilities to Meet? 1
- Exploring the Prevalence and Predictors of Required safety corrections in Child Care Settings 1
- Licensing Systems and Child Care Safety 2
- Child Care Licensing and Inspections in DC 2
- Research Methods 4
- Findings 4
- Prevalence and Types of Required Safety Corrections across Child Care Settings 5
- Prevalence of Required Safety Corrections by Facility Characteristics 8
- Facility Type 8
- Subsidy Participation 10
- Capital Quality Participation 11
- Implications 13
- Appendix A. Supplemental Tables 14
- Notes 16
- References 16
- About the Authors 17
- Acknowledgments 18
