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Standards for home education reimbursement

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These standards are provided by Alberta Education to school authorities who supervise a home education program as a resource tool for meeting their accountabilities regarding the use of home... More ≫

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These standards are provided by Alberta Education to school authorities who supervise a home education program as a resource tool for meeting their accountabilities regarding the use of home education funding.

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Family day homes standards manual for Alberta

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This manual contains the standards for operating a licensed family day home agency and for the individual programs working under contract with licensed agencies to provide child care. Family day... More ≫

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This manual contains the standards for operating a licensed family day home agency and for the individual programs working under contract with licensed agencies to provide child care. Family day home care is one of the child care options available to parents in Alberta. Program educators that operate a family day home program can provide child care to a maximum of six children (not including their own) aged 0 to 12 years old in their private residence.

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Normes pour le remboursement de l’enseignement à domicile

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These standards are provided by Alberta Education to school authorities who supervise a home education program as a resource tool for meeting their accountabilities regarding the use of home... More ≫

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These standards are provided by Alberta Education to school authorities who supervise a home education program as a resource tool for meeting their accountabilities regarding the use of home education fundi

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Alberta child care accreditation standards

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Alberta child care accreditation promotes excellence in child care settings and helps families choose the best care for their children. The accreditation standards are based on current research... More ≫

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Alberta child care accreditation promotes excellence in child care settings and helps families choose the best care for their children. The accreditation standards are based on current research and leading practices focusing on outcomes related to children, staff, families, and communities. Accreditation has been available to licensed day care centres and approved family day homes since 2004; and was expanded in 2009 to include licensed out-of-school care programs.

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Continuing care health service standards [July 2008 and amended March 5, 2013]

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The intent of the Continuing Care Health Service Standards is to identify standards for the provision of quality continuing care health services that take into consideration the individual needs,... More ≫

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The intent of the Continuing Care Health Service Standards is to identify standards for the provision of quality continuing care health services that take into consideration the individual needs, preferences and abilities of each client. The standards are divided into two parts: A. Putting Individuals First: Providing Quality Continuing Care Health Services. B. Quality Improvement and Quality Assurance.

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Basic service standards for continuing care centres

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This document consolidates current minimum program standards for basic services provided in continuing care centres, as defined in Alberta Health legislation and policy documents. These standards... More ≫

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This document consolidates current minimum program standards for basic services provided in continuing care centres, as defined in Alberta Health legislation and policy documents. These standards are the minimum legal requirements expected of continuing care centre operators.

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