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Here’s a quick snapshot of the latest resources and information we have today.

Here’s a quick snapshot of the latest resources and information we have today, March 27, 2020.

Here’s a quick snapshot of the latest resources and information we have today.

Yesterday, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) issued additional guidance on rules, regulations, and procedures for programs that choose to apply for a temporary pandemic child care license and those who will be closing effective tonight at 11:59 p.m. Here’s a summary of information we are aware of now and we’ll keep Read More about Update for Ohio Providers: Challenges Being Faced, ODJFS Emergency Rules »

Summary of yesterday’s Facebook Live With MyPre-K On Tuesday, March 24th, MyPre-K hosted a Facebook Live chat with leaders from 4C for Children, Division of Child Care, Child Care Aware of Kentucky, Learning Grove and United Way Success by 6.

The upcoming closure of child care programs as ordered by Governor DeWine will take place beginning this Thursday, March 26 through at least Thursday, April 30. As you know, child care for essential workers will be provided through new Pandemic Child Care Programs. A guidance document is now available that defines essential workers.

The upcoming closure of child care programs as ordered by Governor DeWine will take place beginning this Thursday, March 26 through at least Thursday, April 30.

Join Facebook Live With MyPre-K! MyPre-K will host a live Facebook chat today at 1 p.m. with leaders from 4C for Children, Division of Child Care, Division of Regulated Child Care, Child Care Aware of Kentucky, Learning Grove and United Way Success by 6.

ODJFS confirmed in a webinar this afternoon that Family Child Care providers are eligible to apply for the new Pandemic Child Care Program License.  As programs prepare for closure before the end of Wednesday this week as ordered by Governor DeWine, we encourage you to take one of the following two actions.