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This booklet will give you an overview of the laws pertaining to inclusion and how they relate to your child care or youth program. You can use this information to ensure your program compiles with federal laws protecting children and youth with disabilities.

Effective immediately, all Navy CYP Child Development Centers (CDC), School-Age Care (SAC), and Teen Program facilities that have access to the GoWifi network must use the UPDATED promo code. The previous promo code provided was disabled on 28 February 2021.

The Navy Child and Youth Programs Interactions and Relationships Standard provides CYP Professionals with specific information and guidance regarding the Navy's requirements for facilitating appropriate and healthy interactions.

The Observation Feedback Form from the Coach's Guide to The Creative Curriculum for Preschool offers an opportunity to record the teacher's observation summary, teacher's next steps and the coach's next steps.

All Navy child care payments are required prior to services (certain exceptions may apply). All program revenue must be posted the month service is provided. Program revenue is posted in CYMS only if payments are made. Guidance on how to transfer revenue at the end of the month is included in the EOM Activity Balance Transfer Process document. Operations Clerks are required to run this process monthly.

Third party/agency payments are defined as any payments made on behalf of a household towards child care fees. If a family qualifies for a State program to help with their tuition fees, a specific process is warranted in CYMS for payments from these agencies, as outlined in the Navy CYMS Agency Third Party Process document. State agency rules may apply.

The DoD Standardized Training Program certificate is awarded to CYP staff who have completed the 15 courses of initial competency based training. Programs may use this certificate or create a version locally for use.

CPSC created its playground safety guidelines as a detailed working blueprint to help local communities, schools, day care centers, corporations, and other groups build safe playgrounds. This handbook includes technical safety guidelines for designing, constructing, operating, and maintaining public playgrounds.