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Navy Child and Youth Programs Regional Advisory Board Strategic Planning Meeting CDC Updates March 2014 CYP is a CNIC Quality of Life Program
Navy Child and Youth Programs Regional Advisory Board
Strategic Planning Meeting
CDC Updates
March 2014
CYP is a CNIC Quality of Life Program
Objectives
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NAEYC Accreditation Revised Criteria Effective April 2014
Gold Implementation Status NNU Rollout & Mixed Solution
Child to Staff Ratios Two person visual requirements
Health Standard
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5.A.03-Pediatric first-aid training and Pediatric CPR
5.A.08 indicator a: Cloth diapers has an absorbent inner lining
5.A.09 indicator p-t:Hand washing and Sanitizer Use
5.B.10 a: Food prepared at home
5.B.13: Serving reduced-fat milk to children 12 to 24 months
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Purpose of the revised criteria is to align the standards and criteria with best practices in the early childhood profession. The current revisions reflect best practices in Standard 5 Health , which relate to Health and Safety in child care. Criterion 5.a.03 requires that a at least one staff member trained in pediatric first aid and CPR is always present when children are present. This means the staff member has been training in managing a blocked airway and providing rescue breathing for infants and children. This would include training for the FA and CPR refresher, please refer to CYP Update for March 19, 2012 Criterion 5.a.08 indicator a was removed to reflect best practice. In the past CDC programs were required to only have parents use disposable diapers. Currently the best practice reflects the use of cloth diapers. The diaper must have an inner lining that allows the containment of bodily waste and both the diaper and the outer lining are changed as a unit. Refer to CYP Updates dated in March 19, 2012. Criterion 5.a.09 indicator p refers to a recommendation from CFOC that adults and children rub hands vigorously for at least 20 seconds including backs of hands, wrist, between fingers, under and around jewelry; and under fingernails; rinsing well; drying hands with a paper towel, a single-use towel, or a dryer; and avoiding touching the faucet with just-washed hands (e.g., by using a paper towel to turn off water) I-T-P-K. Indicator T refers to the use of sanitizers. Alcohol-based sanitizer with 60% to 95% alcohol is an alternative to traditional hand-washing (for children over 24 months and adults) with soap and water when visible soiling is not. If these are used they should be kept out of reach of children. They can be purchased as a liquid or wipe. Should be placed in FA kits. Criterion 5.B.10. previously has read for programs to serve only formula and infant that comes in a factory sealed container. The revision indicates that it is acceptable for families to bring solid food prepared at home for use by their child, or the program may prepare solid infant food in the facility when the kitchen is governed by the regulations established by the local health department for such preparation (CFOC 4.6.01 and 4.3.1). Refer to CYP Update for 4/1/2013 and 6/2013 Dietary Modifications. Criterion 5.B.13 previously stated that cows milk not be served to infants younger than 12 months, and it only serves whole milk to children 12 months to 24 months. The revision currently indicates that it is acceptable to provide children between 12 and 24 months of age reduced-fat milk, especially if a child has helath concerns. In accordance with USDA Adult Food Programs Children between twelve and twenty-four months of age, who are not on human milk or prescribed formula, can be served whole pasteurized milk, or reduced fat (2%) pasteurized milk for those children who are at risk for hypercholesterolemia or obesity. Children two years of age and older should be served skim or 1% pasteurized milk. The child’s primary care provider may also recommend reduced fat (2%) milk for some children this age. Guidance for programs that are serving alternative milk for children Programs can use a different color label for each type of milk on the container or pitcher. As of 9/15/2011-CACFP State agencies have the discretion to identify appropriate substitutions that meet these requirements. We encourage CACFP State agencies to coordinate with the State agency operating the NSLP to ensure consistency in identifying appropriate locally available substitutions. Parents or guardians may now request in writing non-dairy milk substitutions, as described above, without providing a medical statement. As an example, if a parent has a child who follows a vegan diet, the parent can submit a written request to the child’s caretaker asking that soy milk be served in lieu of cow’s milk. The written request must identify the medical or other special dietary needs that restricts the diet of the child. Such substitutions are at the option and the expense of the facility. .
Related Resources
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Caring for Our Children CFOC3 USDA CAFP CPR & First Aid Refresher Cloth Diapers Dietary Food Substitutions
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Terri please hyperlink the last three resources to the E-Library
• 90 eligible programs- Multi-site accreditations included
• 82 accredited programs • 5 programs on waivers- include revocations,
deferred, and new centers
• 3 pending waiver request from regions- include revocation, and new centers
• 2 Revocation – lapse in supervision and child abuse
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Programs that are needing a waiver must develop a POA&M detailing pursing or regaining accreditation with a timely manner. All request must be approved by the region prior to submitting to CNIC. Based on the NAEYC Timeline, programs must select the first viable option for candidacy and/or renewal.
NNU Rollout
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Two PC ‘s per preschool classroom Two laptops per classroom- Primary Staff One laptop per T&C One printer per eight classrooms One digital camera per classroom
Technical Requirements
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Program may not change or request additional equipment from CNIC IT and/or contractors. All request must be sent to CNIC CYP for approval.
Mixed Solution
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Lenovo Apple Ipad 2
Kiosks
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Ratio of the mixed solution is 2/3 Lenovo and 1/3 Apple IPADS. Self serve laptop and tablet rental stations (same concept as Redbox Video Rental kiosks) Makes Internet access available to all customers or visitors to a facility with easy to borrow Laptops, Netbooks and iPads. Kiosk stations will provide local users with the convenience of a device already fired up to access the Internet and restore units once returned. Easy to install. It makes the Internet of the premise available seamlessly to its laptops or tablets. An AC plug in the wall is all it needs to get started.
Preschool Splash Page
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This is an example of what the splash page for preschool would look like. Currently the preschool children will only have access to educational games via the web (ABC Mouse, Sesame Street, PBS Kids, Starfall, Disney Junior, and Fisher Price. Teachers with GoTo Wi-fi accounts will have to log onto the computer to access the activities for the children.
TSI Gold Online
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Actively using GOLD online-63 Actively Using Paper Version of GOLD- 38 CNRMA, OCONUS, Mid-South, and Patrick Wade-CNRSW
Mixed Solution- approximately 1206 classrooms and 222 trainers
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Expansion centers and/or New Centers that do not have access to wireless connectivity are required to purchase and implement the paper version of GOLD. If programs need a curriculum materials list one can be obtained by contacting the CDC POC.
Splash Page
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Teaching Strategies GOLD
TSG
Kids Included Together
KIT
National Association of Educating Young Children
NAEYC
NAEYC
Navy CNIC E-Library Navy CYP Training Website
Total Workforce Management Systems
TWMS online Training
Environmental Rating Scales Institute
ERSI
CDA Council GoToWebinar
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Teachers and T&C’s will have access to specific websites related to CDC that are used on a regular basis when logging into GoTo Wi-Fi.
