ATLANTA — Georgia will soon unveil its voluntary three-star child care rating system, which offers financial incentives for providers who participate.
About 1,233 of Georgia’s 6,000 licensed child care centers are participating, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported (http://bit.ly/17ikSIk ).
However, only about 200 will officially be rated with one, two or three stars when the system goes public July 1.
The other 1,000-plus will be working to demonstrate that they go above and beyond minimum health and safety requirements for licensed centers and are star-worthy, a time-consuming process that’s likely to take some of them to year’s end.
via Georgia child care ratings go public on July 1 » Top News » Valdosta Daily Times.
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