Oklahoma SB30 adds a new exemption to the Oklahoma Child Care Facilities Licensing Act for certain child care programs.
Oklahoma SB30 amends the Oklahoma Child Care Facilities Licensing Act by adding a new exemption for family child care homes that operate for thirty or fewer hours per week. This exemption applies to homes that meet specific criteria, such as not using residential facilities, not assuming legal custody of children, and adhering to standard educational holiday periods. The bill also updates statutory references and specifies that the licensing act applies equally to all private and public child care facilities. The changes become effective November 1, 2025.
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