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Connecticut General Statutes 17b-749a - Purchase of child day care services. Grants to school readiness providers. Duties of Commissioner of Social Services and Education concerning school readiness

Connecticut General Statutes > Title 17b > Chapter 319rr > § 17b-749a - Purchase of child day care services. Grants to school readiness providers. Duties of Commissioner of Social Services and Education concerning school readiness


Current as of: 2009

(a) The Commissioner of Social Services, in consultation with the Commissioner of Education, shall establish, within available appropriations, a program to (1) purchase directly or provide subsidies to parents to purchase child day care services provided by any elementary or secondary school, nursery school, preschool, day care center, group day care home, family day care home, family resource center, Head Start program, or local or regional board of education, provided, if the commissioner purchases such services directly, he shall give preference to purchasing from providers of full-day and year-round programs; and (2) award grants to providers of school readiness programs, as defined in section 10-16p, to increase the hours of operation of their programs in order to provide child care for children attending such programs. The commissioner, for purposes of subdivision (1) of this subsection, shall model the program on the program established pursuant to section 17b-749.

      (b) No funds received by a provider pursuant to this section shall be used to supplant federal funding received for early childhood education on behalf of children in an early childhood education program.

      (c) The Commissioners of Social Services and Education shall: (1) Coordinate the development of a range of alternative programs to meet the needs of all children; (2) foster partnerships between school districts and private organizations; (3) provide information and assistance to parents in selecting an appropriate school readiness program; and (4) work to ensure, to the extent possible, that school readiness programs allow open enrollment for all children and allow families receiving benefits for such a program to choose a public or accredited private program.

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