This document summarizes key information about child care licensing requirements in California (Title 22), state preschool requirements (Title 5), NAEYC accreditation standards, and Head Start performance standards. It provides the required ratios of teachers to children for preschool and infants. It also outlines the steps in the NAEYC accreditation process and lists the 10 standards programs must meet. Head Start requirements such as serving children with disabilities are also summarized. The document quizzes on these different standards and requirements to help educate about early childhood programs.

1. Hosted
by
Katy Kelley

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Start
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3. Row 1, Col 1
What is the required child to
Teacher/TA ratio for
pre-school (center based)?
Choice 1-Title 22- For 100

4. Choice 1-Title 22-for 100
• Answer-One Teacher/TA per 12
PS Children

5. 1,2
What is the required
Teacher/TA child to
ratios for infants
(center based)?
Choice 2-Title 5 for 100

6. Choice 2-Title 5 for 100
• Answer-One Teacher/TA
per 3 infants

7. 1,3
There are how many steps are in
the NAEYC Accreditation
Process?
Choice 3-NAEYC
Accreditation for 100

8. Choice 3-NAEYC
Accreditation for 100
• Answer-4 Steps:
1. Step 1: Enrollment/Self Study
2. Step 2: Application/Self-Assessment
3. Step 3: Candidacy
4. Step 4: Site Visit-Meeting the
Standards/Accreditation Decision

9. 1,4
What is the program called that
is under the Head Start
umbrella that serves
children 0-3 years old?
Choice 4-Head Start for 100

10. Choice 4-Head Start for 100
• Answer-Early Head Start (EHS)

11. 2,1
How many inches needs to
between a cot or a mat in a
licensed center?
Choice 1-Title 22 for 200

12. Choice 1-Title 22-for 200
• Answer-18 inches

13. 2,2
What is the required
developmental assessment for
Title 5 Programs?
Choice 2-Title 5 for 200

14. Choice 2-Title 5 for 200
• Answer-Desired Results
Developmental Profile (DRDP)

15. 2,3
There are how many
areas (categories) that are
part of the NAEYC
Accreditation?
Choice 3-NAEYC Accreditation
for 200

16. Choice 3-NAEYC Accreditation
for 200
• Answer-4 Areas:
1.Children
2.Teachers
3.Family & Community Partners
4.Program Administration

17. 2,4
Head Start’s Program
Requirements are called?
Choice 4-Head Start for 200

18. Choice 4-Head Start for 200
• Answer-Head Start Performance
Standards

19. 3,1
How often are programs
required to renew their license?
Choice 1-Title 22 for 300

20. Choice 1-Title 22-for 300
• Answer-Annually

21. 3,2
Annually, Title 5 Programs are
Required To Administer
What Classroom
Evaluation Tool?
Choice 2-Title 5 for 300

22. Choice 2-Title 5 for 300
• Answer-Thelma Harms
Environment Rating Scales

23. 3,3
There are how many
standards are there for
NAEYC
Accreditation?
Choice 3-NAEYC Accreditation
for 300

24. Choice 3-NAEYC
Accreditation for 300
• Answer-What is 10 Standards
• Children: Standard 1: Relationships; Standard 2:
Curriculum; Standard 3: Teaching; Standard 4:
Assessment of Child Progress & Standard 5: Health
• Teachers: Standard 6: Teachers
• Family and Community Partners: Standard 7: Families
& Standard 8: Community Relationships
• Program Administration: Standard 9: Physical
Environment & Standard 10: Leadership and
Management

25. 3,4
Head Start has how many
program options?
Choice 4-Head Start for 300

26. Choice 4-Head Start for 300
• Answer-3 Program Options:
• 1. Center Based
• 2. Family Child Care
• 3. Home Based

27. 4,1
What is the minimum educational
requirements for a
Pre-school Center Based Director?
Choice 1-Title 22 for 400

28. Choice 1-Title 22-for 400
• Answer-15 ECE units (3 of the
15 units needs to be an ECE
administration class)

29. 4,2
What type of Child Development
permit is required
to oversee multiple sites?
Choice 2-Title 5 for 400

30. Choice 2-Title 5 for 400
• Answer-Program Director
Permit

31. 4,3
Out of the 4 Accreditation Steps,
what step is considered the
primary process for facilitating
real lasting improvements in early
childhood programs?
Choice 3-NAEYC Accreditation
for 400

32. Choice 3-NAEYC Accreditation
for 400
• Answer- Step #1-
Enrollment/The Self Study

33. 4,4
What is Head Start’s name
regarding the elected group
of parents
(and community members)
that are part of their shared
governance of the program?
Choice 4-Head Start for 400

34. Choice 4-Head Start for 400
• Answer-The Policy Council

35. 5,1
The required outdoor space
(in a center based program)
per child is?
Choice 1-Title 22 for 500

36. Choice 1-Title 22-for 500
• Answer-75 square feet per child

37. 5,2
In order for families to receive
full-time child care services,
They must show a_______?
for the services.
Choice 2-Title 5 for 500

38. Choice 2-Title 5 for 500
• Answer- A Need (i.e., working,
going to school, etc.).

39. 5,3
During step 4 (the site visit), programs
must meet at least ________ percent of the
criteria upon which it is
assessed in each standard in order to pass
NAEYC Accreditation.
Choice 3-NAEYC Accreditation
for 500

40. Choice 3-NAEYC Accreditation
for 500
• Answer- 80 %

41. 5,4
Head Start Program are
required
To serve at least 10% of what
population?
Choice 4-Head Start for 500

42. Choice 4-Head Start for 500
• Answer-Children with
Disabilities

43. The End!!
Congratulations everyone! I hope
this was fun & that you learned more
about Title 22,Title 5, NAEYC
Accreditation and Head Start.