FCC FCC Licensing and Regulations 3

Question 1

Which federal law provides the framework for serving children with disabilities in child care, including FCC homes?

Accepted Answer

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits discrimination based on disability

Answer

The ADA requires child care providers, including FCC homes, to make reasonable modifications to serve children with disabilities and prohibits disability-based exclusion.

Question 2

An FCC provider must report a communicable disease outbreak among enrolled children to:

Accepted Answer

The local or state health department according to state reportable disease laws

Answer

State reportable disease laws require child care providers to notify the local or state health department when a notifiable communicable disease appears among children in care.

Question 3

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires an FCC provider to make 'reasonable modifications' for a child with a disability. Which example reflects a reasonable modification?

Accepted Answer

Adjusting the daily schedule to accommodate a child's therapy appointment times

Answer

Reasonable modifications are practical adjustments—like schedule changes—that do not fundamentally alter the program or impose an undue financial burden on the provider.

Question 4

Under most state FCC licensing rules, which documentation must a provider collect for each enrolled child before care begins?

Accepted Answer

Completed enrollment form, emergency contacts, immunization records, and signed health history

Answer

Licensing regulations require a complete enrollment packet—including health history, immunization records, emergency contacts, and authorization forms—before a child can begin care.

Question 5

What does 'substantial compliance' mean in the context of an FCC licensing inspection?

Accepted Answer

The provider meets most licensing requirements with only minor violations that do not endanger children

Answer

Substantial compliance means the provider meets the overall intent of regulations with minor, non-critical deficiencies, typically resulting in a correction plan rather than license denial.

FCC - Federal Communications Commission Practice Test

FCC - Federal Communications Commission Practice Test

FCC FCC Licensing and Regulations 3