Starting July 1, employees of child-care facilities will be required to sign a statement saying they have not been convicted of a violent crime.
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Starting July 1, employees of child-care facilities will be required to sign a statement saying they have not been convicted of a violent crime.
Four-year-olds in a state pre-kindergarten program showed dramatic improvements in pre-reading, pre-writing and pre-math skills and outperformed their peers in a similar federal program, a new study shows.
Legislation that requires day-care centers to carry liability insurance has received bipartisan support in an Oklahoma House of Representatives committee.
Jana Dunlap has taught for nearly two decades; Lori Deniston is in her first year of teaching.
The state Department of Human Services will create a small committee to decide which former criminals will be allowed in day cares, instead of relying on the judgment of a single official.
For the first time compliance records of state child care homes and centers are available online, according to the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.