Minnesota SF1189 modifies child care provider licensing by exempting certain programs from licensure.
Minnesota SF1189 amends child care provider licensing by exempting specific programs from licensure requirements. These include residential or nonresidential programs provided by related individuals, programs by public schools for children aged 33 months and older, and nonresidential programs for children under school age. Additionally, it exempts programs operated by parks and recreation boards, schools, YMCAs, YWCAs, JCCs, and Head Start programs serving children aged three to five.
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