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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: April 18, 2024) |
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60. Department of Management Services |
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60BB. Agency for Workforce Innovation |
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60BB-4. Office Of Early Learning |
1(1) Pursuant to Section 411.01(5)(d)697., F.S., the provisions of this rule are not intended to limit the authority of a coalition to serve children eligible for any federal subsidized child care program from which the coalition receives funds, such as the following children eligible to be served pursuant to 5245 CFR 98.2055:
56(a) School-age children under age thirteen (13), or
64(b) School-age children under age nineteen (19) who are either physically or mentally incapable of self-care or under court supervision.
84(2) In order to meet community needs, after giving priority for service to any priority eligibility categories established by the Legislature, a coalition’s plan may include a prioritization of the remaining eligibility categories included in Section 411.01(6), F.S.
122(3) A coalition shall analyze the populations they serve and the needs of the community to ensure that they are able to serve the needs of unique populations pursuant to Section 411.01(5)(d)1544155.j., F.S., including the needs of migrant workers, children with special needs, seasonal workers, and employees working less than a twelve (12)-month contract.
178(4) Upon determination of eligibility, a parent shall be given a choice of a certificate voucher or purchase-of-service subcontract.
197Specific Authority 411.01(4)(200e201) FS. Law Implemented 411.01(5)(d), (6) FS. History–New 4-21-03.
