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Child Care Council, Inc.
Child Development Associate (CDA) 22 - 23
Course Category Requirements and Descriptions 5 - 6
CPR and First Aid 20
Educational Incentive Program (EIP) 4
Health Consultant Services 16
Center Child Care Health and Safety 18-19
Individual Classes 7 - 11
Medication Administration Training (MAT) 16 - 17
Membership Benefits & Forms 26-27
NAFCC Accreditation Series 21
Repurpose & More Store Information 28
Registration Forms, Policies and Procedures Insert
Pyramid Model Training 13-15
Services Available at CCC 25
Training Guidelines 3
Training Locations and Contact Information 26
Table of Content s
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www.childcarecouncil.com Page 2
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Annual Membership Benefits
Name/Organization: __________________________________________________________________
Address:____________________________________________________________________________
Phone: _____________________________________________________________________________
Email: ______________________________________________________________________________
I prefer to receive the newsletter by ____ Email____ Snail-mail
Individual Membership - $75 - Check one
Family Child Care Provider
Group Family Child Care Provider
Group Family Child Care Assistant
Legally Exempt Child Care Provider
Individual membership
Child Care Council CACFP Provider
Membership - $50 Center Membership - Check one
$200 staff of 1-10 Licensed Child Care Center
$300 staff of 11-20 School Age Program
$400 staff of 21-30 Legally Exempt Group Program
$500 staff of more than 30 Nursery School
Please list names of current staff on a separate sheet and attach and notify regarding changes.
(note: Benefits applicable to all current staff members with the exception of the pin and special gift)
Child Care Council Membership Benefits
20% discount on purchases at the Repurpose and More Store
20% discount on Print Shop orders
20% discount on Council classes listed in the Course Calendar (EXCEPT CDA)
20% discount on donation for use of Council meeting rooms
Discount on myMAX Program Fee
Free notary services
Loan privileges from the Early Childhood Professional Library
Membership Pin
Special gift selection
Payment Method
Amount Enclosed:__________ Check # _______
MC/Visa #__________________________________________
Exp._______ Vcode:____
Signature:__________________________________________
Latest form update: June 2018
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Chi ld Care Counci l C lass Locat ions
Main Of f ice
595 B los som Road, Su i te 120
Roches te r , New Y ork 14610 -1825
(585) 654 -4720 1 -800-743 -5437
Fax : (585) 654 -4721
Em ai l : i nfo@chi ldcarecounci l .com
Located near the corner of Blossom Road and Winton Road
directly adjacent to CVS pharmacy.
Parking is located in the large parking lot across the street from our office.
Wayne County
Branch Office
510 West Union Street, Suite 1
Newark, New York, 14513
(315)331-5443 1-800-201-6402
Located on the west side of the town of Newark, on the south side of Route 31,
East of Wendy’s.
Parking is located in Public Parking Lot around the building.
www.childcarecouncil.com
Livingston County
Branch Office
3513 Thomas Dr . Su i te 4
Lakev i l le , NY 14480
(585)346-6050 1-800 -754 -6317
Located on Route 20A in the Mini Mall,
Near J.J. Leisure’s Restaurant.
The Lakeville exit from Route 390 is # 8 from the south and # 9 from the north.
Parking is located around the building.
Training Guidelines
You must pre-register at least 1 week before class starts by submitting a registration form and payment.
Children are NOT allowed at classes.
To receive a training certificate you must arrive on time, participate, and stay for the entire session.
There will be no admittance once the class has begun.
Call (585) 654-4720 to find out if a course has been cancelled due to inclement weather.
You may register in person, by phone, mail or online through our website.
Course fees are non-refundable.
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Class Disclosure: Child Care Council, Inc. reserves the right to cancel or change any class date and time.
New York State Child Care
Educational Incentive Program
2019 Educational Incentive Program
Income Guidelines
Family Size 100% 75%
1 $0 - $28,693 $28,694 - $43,039
2 $0 - $37,521 $37,522 - $56,282
3 $0 - $46,350 $46,351 - $69,525
4 $0 - $55,178 $55,179 - $82,768
5 $0 - $64,007 $64,008 - $96,010
6 $0 - $72,835 $72,836 - $109,253
Each Additional $8,829 $12,737
For help completing EIP applications,
contact our
Financial Aid Specialists,
who will assist you in the process.
Most Child Care Council classes are EIP Fundable.
If you do not receive the full amount of EIP funding,
you are responsible for the remaining balance.
Call NOW!
Scholarship funding to participate in training may be available
through the Educational Incentive Program (EIP). For more
information, visit www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu or call 1-800-295-9616.
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Child Care Council Services
Starting a Child Care Business
Child Day Care Orientation classes
Starting Your Own Family Child Care Business 101 Series
Child and Adult Care Food Program~CACFP
Legally Exempt Child Care Courses & Enrollment
Family and School Age Child Care Registration
Safe Sitter® Babysitting Course
Training and Services at your home or child care program
Child Care Center In-Services
Qualahomes Training for Family Child Care
Individualized Coaching in your classroom
FREE Technical Assistance
Services for Child Care Providers
Training in all NYS required topics
Health Care Consultants
Infant Toddler and Education Specialists
Registered Dieticians and CACFP
Eat Well Play Hard & Farm to Preschool
Special Needs Training
Comprehensive website and newsletters
Interpretation Services
SUNY Videoconference Hosting
Membership and Business Services
Repurpose & More Store
Services for Parents and Community
FREE Parent Referrals for Child Care
Education in Quality Child Care
Community Presentations & Data Reports
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NYS Training Opportunities
Professional Development Program Courses
You will need to create an online ECETP account to:
Register for ECETP training
Apply for EIP or CDA scholarships
https://www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu
The following are types of training that require an ECETP
account for registration. Some types have a cost;
SUNY Videoconference Training
E-Learning
Health & Safety Training
Medication Administration Training
Orientation-Starting a New Child Care Program
E-Learning Course Catalogue
https://www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu/elearn_catalog.shtm
Funding for this site is sponsored by the New York State Office of
Children and Family Services, funded by the federal Child Care
and Development Fund and administered by the Professional
Development Program, Rockefeller College, University at
Albany. These online trainings are available for all child care
providers in New York State at no cost to participants.
The objective of these trainings is to provide every New York
State child care provider with a place to meet their required
training hours. Each child care provider must complete at least
15 hours of training during the first six months of registration and
at least 30 hours of training every 2 years.
New York State
Training Categories
Requirements for Child Care Providers
Family Child Care and Group Family Child Care Providers, Assistants, and Child Care Center staff must complete 30 hours of training every two years that cover all 9 categories.
15 hours of training must be completed in the first six months of licensure, registration, or employment in a Child Care Program.
Training must address each of the following categories during each license or registration period.
OCFS Category Descriptions
1. Principles of childhood development: appropriate supervision of children, meeting the needs of children enrolled with physical or emotional challenges, and behavior management and discipline
2. Nutrition and health needs of children
3. Child day care program development
4. Safety and security procedures including communication between parents and staff
5. Business records maintenance and management
6. Child abuse and maltreatment identification and prevention
7. Statutes and regulations pertaining to child day care
8. Statutes and regulations pertaining to child abuse and maltreatment
9. Identification, diagnosis, and prevention of Shaken Baby Syndrome
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Key to Topic Areas
Core Body of Knowledge Core Competency Areas (CBK Area) for
teachers:
1. Child Growth and Development
2. Family and Community Relationships
3. Observation and Assessment
4. Environment and Curriculum
5. Health, Safety, and Nutrition
6. Professionalism and Leadership
7. Administration and Management
NYS Early Learning Guidelines for Children (ELG Domain):
Domain 1: Physical well-being, Health, and Motor
Development
Domain 2: Social and Emotional Development
Domain 3: Approaches to Learning
Domain 4: Cognition and General Knowledge
Domain 5: Language, Communication, and
Literacy
CDA Content Areas (CDA Area):
1. Planning a safe, healthy learning environment
2. Advancing children’s physical and intellectual development
3. Supporting children’s social and emotional development
4. Building productive relationships with families
5. Managing an effective program
6. Maintaining a commitment to professionalism
7. Observing and recording children’s behavior
8. Understanding principles of child development
and learning
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We now offer self-paced, online training courses that our staff
created, in addition to our in-person professional development
classes. These online classes support mobile learning, so you can
take them on your computer, tablet, or smart phone. Visit our
professional development page to enter the portal. https://
childcarecouncil.com/professional-
development/.
You can complete all 120 hours for your
CDA through our online course. For child
care providers that would like a live
training to finish the process after
completing the online course, we offer a
companion course. See details below.
Preparing for the CDA Credentialing Process
Instructor: Kristin Perrone CCC Member fee $525.00 Non-member fee
$700.00 NYS categories 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 CEU 1.5 or 15 hours
April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 13 6:00-8:30 pm Participants must
attend all dates
Pre-Requisite- All participants must have completed or be in the process of
completing Child Care Council’s Online 120 hour CDA course in order to
register for this series.
Child Development Associate~ NEW
Online Course
Child Development
Associate (CDA) NYS categories 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
CEU 12. or 120 hours, 30 hours a module
A Child Development Associate (CDA) is an individual who has successfully completed a CDA assessment and has been awarded the National CDA Credential from the Council for Professional Recognition. The CDA is accepted as the required training hours for Family Day Care Accreditation and is a requirement for lead teachers in a child care center according to the minimum qualifications in the NYS day care regulations.
Prior to applying for the CDA Credential Assessment, each candidate is required to complete 120 clock hours of formal child care education in eight different categories, which are offered through our CDA courses. Participants must be working in a child care setting.
CDA Courses at Child Care Council, Inc. are designed for potential candidates to complete their 120 hours, assist with the development of reflective statements, and create a professional portfolio. CDA Courses are available in the evenings. Classes meet weekly and are from 6:00 pm- 9:00 pm.
The program cost is $425.00 per module (1700.00 total) and a one time non-refundable $100.00 registration fee. NYS Educational Incentive Program Scholarships may be available to providers. To receive assistance with CDA course registration, call (585) 654-4720. New classes starting are in green.
CDA is offered in four modules. You may apply for more than one module at a time within a
calendar year. Classes are first come, first served.
Course Location Day Class Dates Instructor
CDA Module 4 Rochester Tuesdays January 7-March 24 Jennifer Shook
CDA Module 1 Rochester Tuesdays April 14-June 16 Jennifer Shook
CDA Module 2 Rochester Tuesdays July 7-September 29 Jennifer Shook
CDA Module 3 Rochester Tuesdays October 6-December 22 Jennifer Shook
CDA Module 3 Rochester Wednesdays January 8-March 18 Chelsea Peckham
CDA Module 4 Rochester Wednesdays April 8-June 17 Chelsea Peckham
CDA Module 2 Rochester Thursdays January 9-March 26 Kristine Huff
CDA Module 3 Rochester Thursdays April 2-June 25 Kristine Huff
CDA Module 4 Rochester Thursdays July 9-September 17 Kristine Huff
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1.5 Hour Individual Classes CEU .15 or 1.5 hours Course Registration Fee for each class is:
For Members $52.00 For Non-Members $62.00 - held at Child Care Council
Special rate Group Training at your site-For Members $30.00 per person
For Non-Members $45.00 per person. Minimum 10 people
Child Care Center Regulations
Instructor: Kristine Huff
Learn about NYS child care regulations, required forms, and
documents.
OCFS 7 CBK 7 CDA 5,6
February 19 6:00pm-7:30pm Rochester
Literacy Make and Take Crafts
Instructor: Jennifer Shook
This training session will be an introduction to some new
literature for your classroom. We will provide materials and
instructions for making several new activities that correspond
with these fun, age appropriate stories. Join us for a bit of
creativity; no special skills required!
OCFS 1,3, CBK 4 CDA 1,2 ELG 4,5
March 4 6:00pm-7:30pm Rochester
Child Abuse and Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention
Instructor: Jennifer Shook
We will discuss laws concerning mandated reporting, indicators
for abuse and neglect and making a report to the SCR. We will
discuss Shaken Baby Syndrome and explore the physical
consequences of shaking a child.
OCFS 6,8,9 CBK 5,7 CDA 1,3
May 21 6:00pm-7:30pm Rochester
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Bringing Yoga to the Classroom
Instructor: Kristine Huff
Yoga is based on three main structures: exercise, breathing, and
meditation. Participants will learn all the benefits of Yoga for
children in their care. They will also participate in a variety of
techniques which includes poses, music, dance, and breathing
to implement a fun creative program.
OCFS 1,2 CBK 1,5 CDA 1,2 ELG 4,5
April 8 6:00pm-7:30pm Rochester
Communication in Child Care
Instructor: Jennifer Shook
This course will provide tips and strategies to improve
communication in a professional environment. We will discuss
some common mistakes when dealing with parents, co-workers,
and administrators. Strategies provided will ensure effective
and positive communication with families, staff, and the
community.
OCFS 3,4, CBK 2 CDA 4,5
June 10 6:00pm-7:30pm Rochester
Supervision in Child Care
Instructor: Kristine Huff
Participants will be able to assess their supervision practices and
identify where it may need improvement to assure that no child
is left without competent supervision in their program.
OCFS 1,3,4, CBK 7 CDA 5,6
June 17 6:00pm-7:30pm Rochester
1.5 Hour Individual Classes CEU .15 or 1.5 hours Course Registration Fee for each class is:
For Members $52.00 For Non-Members $62.00 - held at Child Care Council
Special rate Group Training at your site-For Members $30.00 per person
For Non-Members $45.00 per person. Minimum 10 people
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NAFCC Accreditation
National Association for Family Child
Care Accreditation Series Members Course Fee - $ 700.00 Non-Members - $ 980.00
CEU 2.0 or 20 hours, 8 classes
NYS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 CBK 1-7 CDA 1-8 ELG D1-5
Dates Saturdays, 2/1, 2/8, 3/14, 3/21, 6/27
Time Spanish 8:00am-12pm
English 12:30pm-4:30pm
Location Rochester
Instructor Hector Santiago
The National Association of Family Child Care (NAFCC) accreditation is the only accreditation for Family and Group Family Child Care programs. The Accreditation Series is intended to improve, strengthen, and promote high quality Family and Group Family Child Care Programs in New York State. Child care providers will learn how to make changes in their program in order to prepare for the self study process to meet NAFCC Standards of quality.
The series is designed to support child care providers with information they will need to apply for their self study. The series helps the participants to understand the specific steps necessary to comply with the OCFS regulations, NAFCC standards, document their compliance, and prepare them for NAFCC observation.
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First Aid and CPR American Red Cross First Aid and CPR
CEU .5 or 5 hours
Course fee - $75.00 New reduced price!
Non-member-$100.00
NYS Category 2, 4 CBK 5 CDA 1
This 5 hour American Red Cross Training and
Certification class is for Infant, Child and Adult CPR and Basic First Aid.
Date Time Location Instructor
Saturday, January 11 9am - 2pm Rochester Susan Giovannini
Saturday, February 8 9am - 2pm Rochester Rachael Teixeira
Saturday, March 7 9am - 2pm Rochester Colleen Boyar
Saturday, March 7 9am - 2pm Lakeville Jennifer Mehlenbacher
Saturday, April 4 9am - 2pm Rochester Larissa Cutulle
Saturday, May 2 9am - 2pm Rochester Latisha Learn
Saturday, June 13 9am - 2pm Rochester Tom Goodno
Saturday, June 27 9am - 2pm Newark Kierra Watson
Individual Classes
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Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
Instructor: Hector Santiago
CEU .10 or 1.0 hours Course Registration Fee: Members $35.00
Non-Members $42.00
An interactive, one-hour training that helps the participant
better understand what is considered sexual harassment. The
training will review NYS laws and policies regarding sexual
harassment and will review the steps to take to prevent, report
and investigate allegations of sexual harassment in the work-
place. OCFS 4,5 CBK 7 CDA 5,6
March 11 or June 10 6:00pm-7:00pm Rochester
CACFP Classes For Members $87.00 For Non-Members $110.00
FREE for CACFP providers participating with Child Care Council not EIP eligible OCFS 2,3,5 CBK 5 CDA 1
Play Hard in CACFP Join us at this training to discuss and learn more about the
importance of daily physical activity and how it stimulates a
child’s body, brain, and heart. Interactive and hands-on
activities will be included using simple, low-cost ideas for active
play inside and outside. Come to this training ready to move!
January 18, February 8 or March 7 9:00am-11:30am
February 3 Newark 6:30-9pm March 2 6:30-9pm
March 21 en espanol 9:00am-11:30am
Eat Well in CACFP Practice reading food labels, discuss fat and sugar content in
food, and the importance of eating whole grains. We will
examine CACFP meal recommendations and learn why it is all
relevant to a healthy lifestyle for us and the children in our
lives. Training includes activities such as name that grain,
blubber burgers, sugar shockers, and more.
April 25 or June 27 9:00am-11:30am
April 4 Lakeville 9:00am-11:30am
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Individual Classes CEU .25 or 2.5 hours Course Registration Fee for each class is:
For Members $87.00 For Non-Members $110.00 - Unless otherwise stated
Pyramid 101 Instructor: Rose Shufelt
The Pyramid Model supports the theory that school readiness is
dependent upon the foundation of healthy social emotional
skills; building friendships, strong emotional literacy, the ability
to self-regulate, and problem solving. Please join us for an
information session about the Pyramid Model and how this
national, evidenced-based framework supports academic
and social success. Through the use of the Pyramid Model
implementation strategies, we empower young children, Birth-
5, to succeed in school and life.
OCFS 1,3 CBK 1,4, 7 ELG 1,4 CDA 2,8
January 30 6:30pm-8:30pm Rochester FREE
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Instructor: Bethany Williams
Autism part 1-What’s current in the world of Autism Spectrum
Disorders? This session will give an overview of recent
diagnostic criteria, prevalence, and we will discuss strategies
to help children be successful in child care. Autism part 2- This
session will focus on behavioral interventions for children with
Autism, as well as preventive strategies that can be used in
different child care settings (This will be a make and take
class!) This class has a reduced rate of $50.00 for two sessions.
OCFS 1,3 CBK 1,4 ELG 1,4 CDA 2, 8 have to attend both
March 19 & March 26 6:00pm-8:30pm Rochester
Know the Regulations-Family Child Care
Instructor: Hector Santiago
Are you familiar with the updates to the New York State Child
Care Regulations within the last few years? Would you like a
refresher on the regulations? Become familiar with all of the
sections of the regulations, required forms, documents, and
regulations regarding child abuse. OCFS 5,7,8 CBK 7 CDA 5,6
Saturday, April 18 9:00am-11:30am Rochester
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Child Care Center Health and Safety
Health and Safety Training: Competencies in Child
Care for Day Care Center, School-Age Child Care,
and Enrolled Legally Exempt Group Directors
CEU .15 or 15 hours NYS 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9
Course fee-$250.00 CBK 1,4,5,6,7
Directors are responsible for hiring, training and maintaining staff
who provide a healthy and safe environment for children. This
course will help Directors look at policies and procedures that
reinforce high-quality health and safety practices.
Session Dates Time Location
January 9, 16, 23 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Rochester
March 9, 11, 16, 18, 23 9:30 am-12:30 pm Rochester
May 12, 19, 26 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Newark
Participants are required to attend all dates in a session.
This course is required for new directors as per NYS Regulations.
Part 1-Visit the website and apply for the date you want.
https://www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu. You will get a response
from the individual trainer regarding slots available.
Part 2-You'll need to register and pay through our office.
Call us at (585) 654-4720 for more information.
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Individual Classes CEU .25 or 2.5 hours Course Registration Fee for each class is:
For Members $87.00 For Non-Members $110.00 - Unless otherwise stated
Inclusion
Instructor: Bethany Williams This introductory class is an overview of inclusion and practical
ways to make your child care program more inclusive.
Information will be presented on the Americans with Disabilities
Act and how it relates to child care, in regards to federal laws
and state regulations.
This class has a reduced rate of $25.00.
OCFS 1,3 CBK 1,4, 7 ELG 1,4 CDA 2,8
May 6 6:00pm-8:30pm Rochester
Wayne County Professional Development Group
Instructor: Jason Place
Family and Group Family child care providers meet together
once a month to network, support each other and participate
in a training chosen by the group. If you would like to join the
group, please contact us for the details. You may register for
individual classes. ~CSEA Funding may be available~
March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1 6:30pm-9:00pm Newark
Call for more information!
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FLIP IT!
Transforming Challenging Behavior
The FLIP IT! Strategy en espanol
Course fee: FREE-funded by the Region II Infant Toddler
Resource Network. Registration required-first come, first serve!
CEU .8 or 8 hours OCFS 1,3, CBK 1,4, CDA 1,3 ELG D2,4
Using FLIP IT! to Address Challenging Behaviors
FLIP IT!® is a strategy that offers a simple, kind, strength-based,
commonsense and effective four step process to address
children’s day-to-day challenging behavior. The four steps are
embodied in the FLIP IT! mnemonic which stands for F – Feel-
ings, L – Limits, I – Inquiries, and P – Prompts. FLIP IT! is nothing
new, but transforms best practice into a strategy that is easy to
remember, applicable in a variety of challenging situations
and portable. Children who are frequently “FLIPPED” become
emotionally aware problem-solvers who develop healthy
coping skills that will last a lifetime.
Note: This training compliments Pyramid Model practices and
can be taken before or after Pyramid sessions.
March 7 en espanol 9:00am-5:00pm Bring your lunch!
Instructor: Hector Santiago
The Devereux Center for Resilient Children has built a reputation for
providing high quality professional development experiences for
those who work with young children. All DCRC-Certified Trainers are
selected based on educational credentials along with extensive
professional and practical experiences in the field of early childhood
and/or mental health.
MAT Independent Study Class
CEU .8 or 8 hours NYS 2, 4, 7
Course fee-$80.00 There is a rebate available for $70.00
If you prefer to learn independently and at your own pace, then
the MAT Independent Study course is for you.
Part 1-Study and review MAT course materials.
https://www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu.
Part 2-You'll need to meet with a MAT trainer for 3-4 hours to
complete testing. Call us at (585) 654-4720 for more information.
January 8 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Rochester
January 9 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Rochester
February 19 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Rochester
February 25 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Rochester
March 25 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Rochester
March 26 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Rochester
April 7 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Rochester
April 28 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Rochester
May 13 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Rochester
May 14 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Rochester
June 3 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Rochester
June 23 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Rochester
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Medication Administration Training
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Medication Administration Training
In order to administer medication to children in New York State,
Day Care regulations require this training. Participants may qualify
for a $100.00 rebate to cover part of the fee for the course.
MAT Certification requires renewal every 3 years. The MAT
Certification may be renewed by taking the course in a classroom,
by Independent Study, or by taking the Online Certification
Renewal Test.
Rebate applications can be obtained at any Child Care Council office or www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu
The MAT course is offered in a series of two days. Please bring a lunch as break time is limited.
Space for each training is limited to only 8 per class!
Date Time Location
Saturdays, January 25 & Feb 1 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Rochester
Saturdays, March 21 & 28 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Rochester
Saturdays, April 18 & 25 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Rochester
Saturdays, May 2 & 16 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Rochester
Saturdays, June 6 & 13 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Rochester
Health Care Consultant services are available from
Child Care Council, Inc. to family and group family child care
programs, school age child care, child care centers, and legally exempt providers.
For more information or to enroll in a class, call Child Care Health Consultants: Claire Haggerty RN or Chris Meagher RN
at (585) 654-4720
MAT Classroom NYS Category 2, 4, 7 CEU .8 or 8 hours
Members Course Fee - $ 125.00 Non-Members - $150.00
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NYS Training Opportunities
Pyramid Model Training
The New York State Pyramid Model Partnership promotes the
statewide use of the Pyramid Model, an evidence-based
framework proven to be an effective approach to building
social and emotional competence in all early care and
education programs.
Pyramid Model: Family Child Care Module 2
Instructor: Hector Santiago
Course fee: FREE-funded by the Region II Infant Toddler
Resource Network. Registration required-first come, first serve!
OCFS 1,3,4,5, CBK 1,4, CDA 1,2,3, ELG D2,4,5
Saturdays, January 11 & January 25 10:00am-3:30pm
Rochester Bring a lunch! Must attend both days.
Need to have already had FCC module 1
Pyramid Model: Family Child Care Module 1
Instructor: Hector Santiago
Course fee: FREE-funded by the Region II Infant Toddler
Resource Network. Registration required-first come, first serve!
OCFS 1,3,4,5, CBK 1,4, CDA 1,2,3, ELG D2,4,5
en espanol March 13 & 20 10:00am-3:30pm Rochester
Saturdays, May 2 & June 13 10:00am-3:30pm Rochester
Bring a lunch! Must attend both days.
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NYS Training Opportunities
Pyramid Model Training
The New York State Pyramid Model Partnership promotes the
statewide use of the Pyramid Model, an evidence-based
framework proven to be an effective approach to building
social and emotional competence in all early care and
education programs.
Course fee: FREE-funded by the Region II Infant Toddler
Resource Network. Registration required-first come, first serve!
Pyramid Model: Infant Toddler Module 1: Social
Emotional Development Within the Context of
Relationships
OCFS 1,3,4,5, CBK 1,4, CDA 1,2,3, ELG D2,4,5
March 28 9:00am-4:30pm Rochester Bring a lunch!
Pyramid Model: Infant Toddler Module 2: Responsive
Routines, Environments, and Targeted Strategies
OCFS 1,3,4,5, CBK 1,4, CDA 1,2,3, ELG D2,4,5
May 30 9:00am-4:30pm Rochester Bring a lunch!
Need to have already had infant toddler module 1
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NYS Training Opportunities
Course fee: FREE-funded by the Region II Infant Toddler
Resource Network. Registration required-first come, first serve!
Pyramid Model: Preschool Module 1: Building
Relationships and Creating Supportive Environments
OCFS 1,3,4,5, CBK 1,4, CDA 1,2,3, ELG D2,4,5
January 11 9:00am-4:30pm Rochester Bring a lunch!
Pyramid Model: Preschool Module 2: Social
Emotional Teaching Strategies
OCFS 1,3,4,5, CBK 1,4, CDA 1,2,3, ELG D2,4,5
March 14 9:00am-4:30pm Rochester Bring a lunch!
Need to have already had preschool module 1
Pyramid Model: Preschool Module 3: Individualized
Intervention
OCFS 1,3,4,5, CBK 1,4, CDA 1,2,3, ELG D2,4,5
February 22 9:00am-4:30pm Rochester Bring a lunch! Or
April 15 & 22 9:00am-12:00pm Rochester Must attend both
days
Need to have already had preschool modules 1 & 2
For more information on full Pyramid Model implementation in
your program, contact Rose Shufelt at 585-654-4740.