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Kansas to raise child care training hours faces provider backlash
Providers warn higher annual in service training for primary care staff and 24 hours for center administrators will raise costs for parents. DH E plan ties changes to federal requirements, with some training at low or no cost. Critics say increased costs may push families toward home day care, while supporters say tighter rules improve safety and quality. Kansas Action for Children backs the regulations citing improved care and early learning.
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Topeka
State of Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Presenco
Patty Bullock
Prince of Peace Preschool
Bullock
Topeka & Shanee County Public Library
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Kenneth Prost
Lawrence
KDHE
DOE
Kansas Action For Children
Amanda Gress
Kansas