RNRF DCF TEST BANK UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL STUDY
SHEET
●● How do rules and regulations fit together
Answer: regulation is a law; rule, ordinance or other order prescribed by
authority, especially to regulate conduct
●● Child care
Answer: care, protection and supervision of a child for a period of less
than 24 hours on a regular basis,
-supplements parental care, enrichment, and health supervision for the
child in accordance with his or her individual needs, and for which a
payment, fee or grant is made for care.
●● Key point (1)
Answer: Child care supplements parental care for a period of less than
24 hours a day on a regular basis
●● School-Age Child Care
Answer: - before-school and after-school sites are programs, regardless
of location
,-providing care for children who are at least 5 years old and who are
enrolled in and attend kindergarten or above
●● drop in child care
Answer: families occasionally leave their child for no more than 4 hours
remain on the premises such as child care at a shopping mall
must be licensed
meet all requirements for a child care facility
●● key point (2)
Answer: drop-in child care is a licensed program providing care for
children while families are on the premises
●● evening child care
Answer: - care provided during the evening hours, 6pm-7am
- personnel must remain awake at all times
- if a program only provides evening child care they are not required
-provide outdoor space
- program director does not require to have a director credential
- nor do staff need to have staff credentials
●● Programs Exempt from Licensure
Answer: Public and Non-Public Schools—School Day
, Programs for Children Grades Six and Above
School-Age Programs That Meet Certain Criteria
Instructional/Tutorial Programs
Open Access Programs
National Membership Organizations That Meet Certain Criteria
Summer Day Camps and 24-hour Camps
Vacation Bible Schools
Transient Establishments (hotels, resorts, and similar establishments)
Non-Custodial In Home Care
Religious Exemption Pursuant To s. 402.316, F.S.
●● Public and Non-public Schools-School Day
Answer: program for children grades six and above: provide child care
exclusively for children in grades six and above
●● instructional/tutorial programs
Answer: instructional/tutorial session may not exceed two hours for one
session
or three hours for a session with multiple academic areas
●● key point (3)
Answer: open access programs operate for less than 4 hours per day and
do not provide any type of supervision
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL STUDY
SHEET
●● How do rules and regulations fit together
Answer: regulation is a law; rule, ordinance or other order prescribed by
authority, especially to regulate conduct
●● Child care
Answer: care, protection and supervision of a child for a period of less
than 24 hours on a regular basis,
-supplements parental care, enrichment, and health supervision for the
child in accordance with his or her individual needs, and for which a
payment, fee or grant is made for care.
●● Key point (1)
Answer: Child care supplements parental care for a period of less than
24 hours a day on a regular basis
●● School-Age Child Care
Answer: - before-school and after-school sites are programs, regardless
of location
,-providing care for children who are at least 5 years old and who are
enrolled in and attend kindergarten or above
●● drop in child care
Answer: families occasionally leave their child for no more than 4 hours
remain on the premises such as child care at a shopping mall
must be licensed
meet all requirements for a child care facility
●● key point (2)
Answer: drop-in child care is a licensed program providing care for
children while families are on the premises
●● evening child care
Answer: - care provided during the evening hours, 6pm-7am
- personnel must remain awake at all times
- if a program only provides evening child care they are not required
-provide outdoor space
- program director does not require to have a director credential
- nor do staff need to have staff credentials
●● Programs Exempt from Licensure
Answer: Public and Non-Public Schools—School Day
, Programs for Children Grades Six and Above
School-Age Programs That Meet Certain Criteria
Instructional/Tutorial Programs
Open Access Programs
National Membership Organizations That Meet Certain Criteria
Summer Day Camps and 24-hour Camps
Vacation Bible Schools
Transient Establishments (hotels, resorts, and similar establishments)
Non-Custodial In Home Care
Religious Exemption Pursuant To s. 402.316, F.S.
●● Public and Non-public Schools-School Day
Answer: program for children grades six and above: provide child care
exclusively for children in grades six and above
●● instructional/tutorial programs
Answer: instructional/tutorial session may not exceed two hours for one
session
or three hours for a session with multiple academic areas
●● key point (3)
Answer: open access programs operate for less than 4 hours per day and
do not provide any type of supervision
