Transcription of Licensing Requirements for Child Care Programs
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Licensing Requirements for Child Care Programs Effective Date 11/01/2016. FOREWORD. Licensing Requirements govern Child care facilities in the State of Oklahoma. These rules are minimum Requirements for the care and protection of children in care outside their own homes. They were developed by individuals from various professions with expertise in Child care, including private providers; the Child Care Advisory Committee; and from input solicited from other providers and the public. The Requirements were approved by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (DHS) Director and the Governor of the State of Oklahoma pursuant to the Oklahoma Administrative Procedures Act.
"Day camps" means programs that operate during school breaks for 12 hours or less per day, serve children 5-year-olds and older who are attending, or have completed kindergarten or above, and use the outdoors as a major program component for at least 50 percent of the daily hours of operation.
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