The purpose of this rule is to define what constitutes child care at a parochial education institution.
(1) Care provided to children in a physical structure controlled by a parochial institution will be considered to be at a parochial education institution if:
(a) All children in care are over the age of three;
(b) The institution has a written curriculum used as part of a course of study for the children in care;
(c) A majority of the time that a child is in care is devoted to studying the established curriculum; and
(d) The parochial institution has a governing board that actively supervises and directs the curriculum and program used by the institution.
(2) Care provided to children in a physical structure controlled by a parochial institution may be considered to be at a parochial education institution if three of the four requirements in R430-8-3 (1) are met; and the institution is able to satisfy the Department that the care provided is clearly educational rather than primarily care in lieu of that which a parent provides.
Care provided to children at a parochial education institution is excluded from the requirement of obtaining a license under subsection 26-39-105(6). All other child care provided at a parochial institution is subject to the requirement of obtaining a license under R430-100.
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