Child Care Rates Sample Clauses

Child Care Rates. Age Group Full Day (Up to 9 hours) Half Day (Up to 5 hours) Extended Day (9 hours or more) School Age* $45.00 $32.00 $5.00 per hour School Age* Before School $10.00 School Age* After School $17.00 School Age* Before & After School $25.00 *School Age – 44 months or older and younger than 13 years As of January 1, 2023 a further 37% reduced fee will be charged for those that qualify as described above. Your new CWELCC base rate fee is as follows: Child Care Rates (CWELCC reduced base fee January 1, 2023) Age Group Full Day (Up to 9 hours) Half Day (Under 5 hours) Extended Day (9 hours or more) Infant Younger than 18 months $24.57 $16.54 $2.36 per hour Toddler 18 months or older and younger than 30 months $23.15 $16.07 $2.36 per hour Preschool 30 months or older and younger than 44 months $21.74 $15.59 $2.36 per hour Child Care Rates (CWELCC reduced base fee January 1, 2023) Program Hours Daily Rate Before School Up to 2 hours $10.00 After School Up to 4 hours $12.00 Before & After School Combined 6 hours $12.00 Half Day Under 5 hours $15.12 Full Day Up to 9 hours $21.26 Extended Day 9 hours or more $2.36 per hour School-Age - 44 months or older and up to 6 years Late Pick-up Fee (CWELCC non-base fee) Families will be charged $5 per child for every 10 minutes after 5:30 pm, for late pick-up.
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Child Care Rates. The provider shall charge the same rates to families/children subsidized by CAPS as it charges other consumers and shall provide documentation, upon request, to demonstrate compliance with this requirement. The provider shall not xxxx CAPS and CAPS shall not pay for child care during any period of time when another federal or state program, such as Head Start or Georgia’s Pre-K Program, has paid for a child’s care for the same service period, unless DECAL authorizes the use of layered federal or state funding in writing. CAPS may recoup any payments for subsidies issued when another federal or state program has covered the cost of child care if DECAL had not previously authorized the use of layered federal funding in writing. The provider shall not xxxx CAPS and CAPS shall not pay for child care during any period of time when child care services are subsidized in full as part of the parental authority’s employment. CAPS may recoup any payments for subsidies issued when it is discovered that an employer has covered the cost of child care.
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Child Care Rates. Age Group Full-time Daily Full –Time Weekly Part-time Hourly Part-time Weekly 6 weeks-24 months $51.77 $228.41 $10.65 $181.00 3-5 Years $50.44 $207.93 $10.38 $172.00 School Age $41.35 $168.78 $9.85 $137.20 Holidays, vacations, and child absences will be billed as if care were provided. Full time week = 20:05 + hours per week Full day = 4+ hours per day with a 10 ½ hours per day max. (additional rate charged thereafter) Part time week = 1-20 hours per week Part time hour = 1-3:59 hours per day Daily rate is charge for drop in care or variable schedules Additional charge for care provided before 6:00am and after 6:00pm
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Related to Child Care Rates

  • Service Rates The rates for services provided to a specific child by the Provider shall be set forth in the PSO for the child. The Provider may not increase the rate for any service described in a PSO during the term of the PSO unless the PSO provides for an automatic rate increase option, in which case the rate may only be increased in the initial month of the Buyer’s fiscal year and must be agreed to in writing by the Buyer. The provider is required to have all services and rate information entered and up-to-date in the Service Fee Directory by the beginning of the contract year. The Provider shall provide to the Buyer written notice of any planned rate increase (90 days) prior to the initial month of the Buyer’s next fiscal year. Such written notice shall contain the justification for the increase and shall be submitted in triplicate to the Buyer’s Children’s Services Act Manager.

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  • Billing Rates The Contractor shall be reimbursed for the services performed by its employees under the terms of this Agreement at the lesser of employee’s billing rate set forth in the Budget or the employee’s billing rate applicable at the time the Work is performed. Such billing rates shall be inclusive of actual Cash-based Expenses in the form of wages paid the employee, fringe benefits, overhead, general and administrative (G&A), and other indirect costs. Contractor hereby warrants and guarantees that the billing rates charged herein are Contractor’s customary billing rates for performance of work of the type described in the Statement of Work attached hereto.

  • Rental Rates and Wage Rates for Change Orders As soon as is practical, but prior to the completion of the Construction Preparation Period and in any event prior to the commencement of any Work on the Site, the Contractor shall submit in accordance with the style and format of a specimen to be furnished by the Owner for consideration of the Owner the following: (1) a proposal for rental rates on heavy construction equipment that shall apply in the event Change Order Work is performed, and (2) a proposal for wage rates for the types of project labor that shall apply in the event of the execution of any Change Order Work. Under penalty of false swearing, a principal of the contracting firm shall certify that the proposal for rental rates and proposal for wage rates do not exceed current costs for like services. The Owner will in no event consider a rental rate in excess of eighty percent of the rate set forth in the latest edition of the "Compilation of Nationally Averaged Rental Rates for Construction Equipment" of the Associated Equipment Distributors unless the rates proposed in excess of eighty percent are supported by proof satisfactory to the Owner that the excess rates are reasonable. If the equipment is owned by the Contractor the costs shall be charged at a maximum of eighty percent of market monthly rental rates for the amount of time used. If applicable, transportation costs may be included. The decision of the Owner shall be final, binding and conclusive on all parties. Rental rates shall be payable only for the actual time the equipment is required on the Site.

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