Child Care Financial Assistance Program--CCFAP (Subsidy): Raise the base financial payment for all child care providers to 50 percentile of the current market rate, with the long-term goal of raising the base to 75 percentile of the current year market rate.
Child Care Financial Assistance Program--CCFAP (Subsidy): Raise the base financial payment for all child care providers to 50 percentile of the current market rate, with the long-term goal of raising the base to 75 percentile of the current year market rate. not important
Child Care Financial Assistance Program--CCFAP (Subsidy): Raise the base financial payment for all child care providers to 50 percentile of the current market rate, with the long-term goal of raising the base to 75 percentile of the current year market rate. somewhat important
Child Care Financial Assistance Program--CCFAP (Subsidy): Raise the base financial payment for all child care providers to 50 percentile of the current market rate, with the long-term goal of raising the base to 75 percentile of the current year market rate. very important
CCFAP: Mandate that market and Federal Poverty Level guidelines used to determine payments and eligibility for CCFAP be adjusted annually and kept current.
CCFAP: Mandate that market and Federal Poverty Level guidelines used to determine payments and eligibility for CCFAP be adjusted annually and kept current. not important
CCFAP: Mandate that market and Federal Poverty Level guidelines used to determine payments and eligibility for CCFAP be adjusted annually and kept current. somewhat important
CCFAP: Mandate that market and Federal Poverty Level guidelines used to determine payments and eligibility for CCFAP be adjusted annually and kept current. very important
CCFAP: Continue the tiered reimbursement system for providers who advance in Vermontʼs STep Ahead Recognition System (STARS)
CCFAP: Continue the tiered reimbursement system for providers who advance in Vermontʼs STep Ahead Recognition System (STARS) not important
CCFAP: Continue the tiered reimbursement system for providers who advance in Vermontʼs STep Ahead Recognition System (STARS) somewhat important
CCFAP: Continue the tiered reimbursement system for providers who advance in Vermontʼs STep Ahead Recognition System (STARS) very important
CCFAP: Increase the infant/toddler differential.
CCFAP: Increase the infant/toddler differential. not important
CCFAP: Increase the infant/toddler differential. somewhat important
CCFAP: Increase the infant/toddler differential. very important
Permanently dedicate $100,000 of Vermont’s Workforce Education and Training Fund to the early childhood and afterschool work force
Permanently dedicate $100,000 of Vermont’s Workforce Education and Training Fund to the early childhood and afterschool work force not important
Permanently dedicate $100,000 of Vermont’s Workforce Education and Training Fund to the early childhood and afterschool work force somewhat important
Permanently dedicate $100,000 of Vermont’s Workforce Education and Training Fund to the early childhood and afterschool work force very important
Provide an annual quality differential payment to each provider in STARS beginning in FY2015 (this will happen through Race to the Top/Early Learning Challenge Grant, but will need to be funded at the conclusion of that grant in 2017)
Provide an annual quality differential payment to each provider in STARS beginning in FY2015 (this will happen through Race to the Top/Early Learning Challenge Grant, but will need to be funded at the conclusion of that grant in 2017) not important
Provide an annual quality differential payment to each provider in STARS beginning in FY2015 (this will happen through Race to the Top/Early Learning Challenge Grant, but will need to be funded at the conclusion of that grant in 2017) somewhat important
Provide an annual quality differential payment to each provider in STARS beginning in FY2015 (this will happen through Race to the Top/Early Learning Challenge Grant, but will need to be funded at the conclusion of that grant in 2017) very important
Change the start date for the 60-month lifetime limit for participation in Reach Up from the age of 18 years to the age of 24 years.
Change the start date for the 60-month lifetime limit for participation in Reach Up from the age of 18 years to the age of 24 years. not important
Change the start date for the 60-month lifetime limit for participation in Reach Up from the age of 18 years to the age of 24 years. somewhat important
Change the start date for the 60-month lifetime limit for participation in Reach Up from the age of 18 years to the age of 24 years. very important
Passage of H.73: An Act Relating to the Office of the Child Advocate, which would support the creation in Vermont of an Office of Child Ombudsmen in FY2015.
Passage of H.73: An Act Relating to the Office of the Child Advocate, which would support the creation in Vermont of an Office of Child Ombudsmen in FY2015. not important
Passage of H.73: An Act Relating to the Office of the Child Advocate, which would support the creation in Vermont of an Office of Child Ombudsmen in FY2015. somewhat important
Passage of H.73: An Act Relating to the Office of the Child Advocate, which would support the creation in Vermont of an Office of Child Ombudsmen in FY2015. very important
Vermont Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies to restore $200,000 in funding in the FY2015 budget.
Vermont Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies to restore $200,000 in funding in the FY2015 budget. not important
Vermont Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies to restore $200,000 in funding in the FY2015 budget. somewhat important
Vermont Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies to restore $200,000 in funding in the FY2015 budget. very important
Vermont Parent Child Center Network to increase the current base funding allocation by $1.25 million for FY2015.
Vermont Parent Child Center Network to increase the current base funding allocation by $1.25 million for FY2015. not important
Vermont Parent Child Center Network to increase the current base funding allocation by $1.25 million for FY2015. somewhat important
Vermont Parent Child Center Network to increase the current base funding allocation by $1.25 million for FY2015. very important