South Central Wisconsin, Inc.
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In this section you will find links to a variety of resources. Please click on the item you are looking for. Is there is more information that we can provide for you, please let us know. If you would like to update us on information regarding your program, please complete the Provider Update Form
Newsletters:
Newsletter – 1st Quarter of 2007 (PDF)
Newsletter – 2nd Quarter of 2007 (PDF)
Provider Surveys:
2007 Annual Business Information Form (BIF)
Rate Survey
Wage Survey
Survey Results:
Rate Survey
Wage Survey
Resources:
Birth to Three
Food Program – CACFP
Substitute Teacher Program
Birth to Three
Do you have concerns about your child or a child you know? Do you have concerns about how the child:
• Walks
• Talks
• Listens
• Hears
• Sees
• Learns
• Plays
• Gets along with others?
If you have questions about the development of your child or a child you work with, now is the time to seek answers. By identifying a problem early, children with special needs gain the chance they deserve to develop to their fullest potential. When families understand their child’s special needs, they are better able to help the child and access community resources.
Birth to Three provides support at every age:
The Birth to 3 Program is Wisconsin’s early intervention program. The program works to support infants and toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities. The Birth to 3 Program also supports each family’s knowledge, skills, and abilities to interact with and raise their child. There is a Birth to 3 Program in every county in the state.
Every public school district in Wisconsin has access to early childhood special education teachers and other specialists to provide individualized special education to young children with disabilities, ages 3 to 5.
Food Program - What is CACFP?
The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is funded as part of the National School Lunch Act. The United State Department of Agriculture (USDA) provides funding to help children in schools and child care programs receive nutritious food. In Wisconsin the Food Program is administered by the Department of Public Instruction.
All children between the ages of 0 through 12 years, in child care are eligible to participate in this program. Each child can be paid for either two meals and one snack, or two snacks and one meal per day. There are two rates of reimbursement which will be explained when you call your food program representative.
4C (Coordinated Community Child Care)
5 Odana Court
Madison, WI 53719
(608) 271-9181 or (800) 292-2429
www.4-c.org
OR
WECA (WI Early Childhood Association)
744 Williamson Street, Suite 200LL
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 240-9880 or (800) 783-9322
Early Substitute Teacher Program
HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR A HIGH QUALITY EARLY CHILD CARE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER FOR YOUR PROGRAM?
The Child Care Resource and Referral of South Central Wisconsin Inc. may be able to help you get the help you need to cover:
• Paid release time for T.E.A.C.H. Or other professional development
• Staff trainings and conferences
• Personal leave time, vacation days
• Sick days
• Extended leaves, such as family leave or maternity (to a minimum)
WHAT SERVICES WILL SCCCR&R PROVIDE?
• Promote and advertise for substitute teachers within the community.
• Provide training and on going continuing education for substitute teachers.
• Ongoing consultation and technical support from SCCCR&R staff.
• Pre-employment interviews, background checks and verification of teachers qualifications.
For more information contact our office at (608) 741-3426 or Email us at childcareinfo@co.rock.wi.us