2020 Kansas Child Care Market Analysis Final Report

2020

Kansas Child Care Market Analysis

Final Report

Prepared for the:

Kansas Department for Children and Families By

The Learning Tree Institute at Greenbush

Research & Evaluation Department

March 4, 2021

PO Box 189, Girard, KS 66743 • phone 620.724.6281 • fax 620.724.6284

The Learning Tree Institute is a supporting organization of Greenbush – The Southeast Kansas Education Service Center

LTI 2020 Kansas Child Care Market Analysis for Kansas Department for Children and Families 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION ONE: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .......................................................................................................................... 3

SECTION TWO: INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................... 4

Organization of the Report ............................................................................................................................................. 4

SECTION 3: METHODOLOGY .............................................................................................................................................. 5

Market Rate Analysis ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

Survey Development ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

Survey Sampling and Distribution ............................................................................................................................... 6

Final Sample/Response Rate Analysis ....................................................................................................................... 6

Final Sample Size ................................................................................................................................................................ 7

SECTION 4: RESULTS ........................................................................................................................................................... 10

Child Care Status ............................................................................................................................................................... 10

Child Care Provider Types ............................................................................................................................................ 10

Age Categories as Defined for Calculation .............................................................................................................. 11

Age Categories as Defined by Child Care Providers ........................................................................................... 12

Description of Payment Options ................................................................................................................................. 12

Calculation of Median Rates – Full-Time, Part-Time, and Alternative Hours .......................................... 13

Accreditation ................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Child and Adult Care Food Program .................................................................................................................... 17

Additional Funding and Program Participation .............................................................................................. 18

Additional Fees ............................................................................................................................................................. 18

Discounts ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Knowledge of and participation in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program ........................................... 19

Reasons for not participating in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program ................................................. 20

Feedback from Providers Who Do Participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program ............... 20

Enhancing the Provider Experience ..................................................................................................................... 21

Summary of Results at the 75th Percentile ........................................................................................................ 21

SECTION 5: RECOMMENDATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 23

Recommendations for Cost Area Changes ............................................................................................................. 23

Proposed Cost Area Changes................................................................................................................................... 23

Considerations for Future Market Rate Analysis ................................................................................................ 25

Appendix 1 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Count of Providers by Type and County ................................................................................................................. 27


Appendix 2a – 2d ................................................................................................................................................................... 31

Full-Time Provider Rates (Hourly, Daily, Weekly) by Provider Type, Age Group, and County with Proposed Area Changes ................................................................................................................................................. 31

Appendix 3a – 3d ................................................................................................................................................................... 44

Part-Time Provider Rates (Hourly, Daily, Weekly) by Provider Type, Age Group, and County ....... 44

Appendix 4 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 57

Count of Accredited Providers by Type and County .......................................................................................... 57

Appendix 5 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 60

Hourly Full-Time Rates Compared to the Subsidy Rate for Family Child Care ....................................... 60

Appendix 6 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 64

Hourly Full-Time Rates Compared to the Subsidy Rate for Centers ........................................................... 64

Appendix 7a – 7c .................................................................................................................................................................... 68

Hourly Full-Time Rate Percentiles by Age Group, Cost Area and County for Family Child Care ..... 68

Appendix 8a – 8f .................................................................................................................................................................... 74

Hourly Full-Time Rate Percentiles by Age Group, Cost Area and County for Centers ......................... 74

Appendix 9 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 86

Results of the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey ................................................................................... 86

Appendix 10 .......................................................................................................................................................................... 111

Survey Instrument ........................................................................................................................................................ 111


SECTION ONE: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Every three years, the Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) conducts a Child Care Market Rate Analysis to determine the distribution of rates for child care across the state. The following highlights information reported in the current study.

• Across all Kansas providers, child care benefits supported by DCF are subsidized at the 50th - 75th percentile. While the subsidy remains less than the amount charged by some providers, rate adjustments by DCF have narrowed the gap when compared to the 2017 study.

• While the subsidy remains less than the amount charged by some providers, cost area designations for each county are determined by DCF based on child care rates, age of child, and facility type. Current cost area designations and proposed changes resulting from this study are shown below.

Cost Area Current County Cost Area Proposed County Cost Area

1-High Johnson Johnson

2-Mid Butler, Douglas, Ellis, Geary, Jefferson, Leavenworth, Miami, Pottawatomie, Riley, Sedgwick, Shawnee, Wyandotte

Butler, Douglas, Ellis, Geary, Jefferson, Leavenworth, Miami, Pottawatomie, Riley, Sedgwick, Shawnee, Wyandotte - ADD -

Clark, Cheyenne, Harvey, Norton, Rush,Scott, Seward

3- Low 92 Remaining Counties 85 Remaining Counties

The 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey was administered to providers across the state to capture information not available through other data sources. Highlights are summarized below.

• Of the providers who responded they knew about the DCF Child Care SubsidyProgram, 77.5% of Child Care Centers and 63.6% of Family Child Care Providersreport participation.

• Of the 43.2% of providers who reported receiving additional funding, the majorityof funding reported by both provider types was COVID/Pandemic Related.

• Child Care Centers are more likely than Family Child Care Providers to chargeadditional fees, with 62.3% of Child Care Centers reporting they charge additionalfees compared to 23.3% of Family Child Care Providers.

• Nearly 48.0% (47.7%) of Child Care Centers and 70.7% of Family Child CareProviders report participation in the Child and Adult Care Food Program.

• Only 7.4% of child care providers reported they provide alternative hour care.


SECTION TWO: INTRODUCTION

The Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) designs and oversees programs to help Kansas families access child care services. One of these programs is the Child Care Subsidy Program that helps some families pay for child care costs. DCF subsidizes a portion of the child care expenses incurred by some low-income families. These subsidies allow low-income families to participate in training programs, attend school, or maintain employment. Child care rates are based in part on local market rates of child care, as determined by market rate analyses. These analyses are used to obtain rate information as well as other information about the child care setting. Since changes do occur within the market over time, a rate study is completed every three years.

DCF has contracted with the Learning Tree Institute at Greenbush (LTI) to analyze the local market rates of regulated child care throughout the state of Kansas. The analysis provides information on whether current state rates and county groupings are adequate to allow families equal purchasing power in the child care market.

Child Care Aware of Kansas (CCAKS) is the child care resource and referral agency that collects child care rate data. Rate information, and other data, from Child Care Aware of Kansas was used for the market analysis whenever available. Information that was not available through Child Care Aware of Kansas was obtained through a survey designed and administered by LTI, with final edits determined by the administrative and communications staff of DCF. The survey is referred to throughout the document as the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey.

Organization of the Report This report is organized by section. Section One includes the Executive Summary. Section Two includes the Introduction. Section Three describes how existing data were used to calculate median rates and any conversions, as well as the methodology used to collect new survey data as requested to provide additional information regarding child care provider practices. Section Four includes the results of the study, folding in new data with existing data to answer questions outlined in the study’s scope of work. Section Five includes recommendations for cost area changes and considerations for future market rate analysis. The final section is a series of appendices that provide information on median rates by county, cost areas, age category, and other supporting documentation. Detailed information and frequency tables from the new survey questions are included in Appendix 9: Results of the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey.


SECTION 3: METHODOLOGY Market Rate Analysis The goal of the Kansas Child Care Market Rate Analysis is to determine the distribution of rates for child care across the state based on various child care provider types, their demographics, and geography. Child Care Aware of Kansas maintains data related to child care rates and hours of operation by provider type and age of child. This information, as well as data regarding accreditation, alternative hour care, and Child and Adult Care Food Program participation were used in the current market rate analysis. The data are from the summer of 2020.

Survey Development To collect and analyze data not currently available, the Research and Evaluation Department of the Learning Tree Institute at Greenbush (LTI) developed a survey on behalf of the Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF). The survey was developed with both print and electronic distribution options. An initial survey draft was submitted by LTI to the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Manager and DCF Communications Department, who provided guidance and determined final survey content. The survey intended to gather information to answer the following questions:

1. By provider type, what fees (if any) do child care providers charge to families for enrollment/registration, activity fees, transportation and other purposes, including the frequency and amounts charged?

2. By provider type, to what extent do child care providers participating in the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) subsidy program charge families receiving subsidy amounts greater than their required co-payment/family share amount (differences between private pay rates and DCF rates)?

3. To what extent do child care providers offer discounts or negotiate a lower rate than their private-pay rate for an individual child for families receiving subsidies as well as other families? For those who do negotiate a lower rate or offer discounts, what factors are considered in determining discounts or negotiations of lower rates, such as subsidy eligibility, multiple children in a family or employee discounts? What additional sources of funding besides subsidy and parent payments (if any) are used?

The electronic survey was developed using SurveyGizmo software. The paper version was created in Word using an export from SurveyGizmo. To aid in the administration, and to reduce participants’ time, multiple question skip procedures were included on the electronic survey which required extensive testing to ensure


appropriate performance. The survey was tested internally by the LTI Research and Evaluation Department staff. Detailed results can be found in Appendix 9: Results of the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey.

Survey Sampling and Distribution The initial study design and sampling procedures were based on data from the 2017 Child Care Market Rate Study. LTI proposed two stratified samples with proportional area allocations. Initial sample sizes were based on the comprehensive list provided by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) in the summer of 2020. A full census approach was taken to ensure the full universe of providers in the child care market had an equal opportunity to participate.

Following survey best practices, DCF sent a survey pre-notification email invitation to all child care providers in mid-August 2020. The invitation notified providers of the upcoming survey from LTI while encouraging and thanking them for participation. After the notification, LTI sent an email with a survey link to all providers with valid email addresses (4,432) on September 15, 2020. A follow-up email was sent to non-respondents on September 21, 2020. As a secondary follow-up measure, DCF sent out a second reminder via email to providers on September 30, 2020, asking them to complete the survey if they had not already done so. As a result of that follow-up initiative, LTI received requests from 112 child care providers who reported interest in completing the survey and asked the link be resent. The KDHE provider list, which was used to contact providers, revealed a large number of facilities (200) were tied to six email addresses. These facilities, which represented primarily Building Based School Age programs in larger communities, were called in an effort to obtain overall program and facility-level data. To ensure all providers had an equal chance of participation, those without a valid email address were sent a paper copy on September 15, 2020. One hundred and one (101) surveys with pre-paid return envelopes were mailed to providers that did not have email addresses. Twenty-three providers responded via mail. Data collected through mail were logged directly into the SurveyGizmo survey. Analysis of different modes of responding did not reveal significant differences in responses.

Final Sample/Response Rate Analysis A database was constructed by LTI that merged information collected from the online and paper surveys. All survey responses were reviewed for viability. Surveys were considered complete if they answered the first question in the last section of the survey, which was designed to capture data for the Narrow Cost Analysis.


Survey question type varied according to the data being requested. Multiple choice options were used when feasible while others were open-ended and allowed providers to write-in information. Open-ended questions had to be edited in some cases to make for consistent response categories. LTI used a conservative approach and did not change data unless the intent of response was clearly known. Editing methods included:

• Converting rates to and from daily, weekly, hourly, and monthly in a consistent manner to match rate data received from Child Care Aware of Kansas

• Extraneous characters were removed from rate entries, as were those where the intent was unclear. Blank responses and those entered as “0” were also removed

• When the answer provided to a question contained a range, the mean was used in most instances.

Final Sample Size A total of 1,031 child care providers responded to the survey across the state for a 21.6% overall response, representing 25.5% of all facilities, which is within the normal range of response rates for a survey of this type. Eight hundred and ten (810) surveys were complete and 221 were partially completed for an overall completion rate of 78.6%.

Twenty-four (24) child care providers indicated they no longer provide child care. Because demographic and other information such as provider type and county information was not collected, those responses are not represented in the tables.

Distribution of survey responses by child care provider type are as follows:

• Building Based School Age Program (3.0% or 30) • Child Care Center (18.5% or 186) • Family Day Care Home (49.5% or 498) • Group Day Care Home (24.8% or 250) • Head Start Child Care Center (0.8% or 8) • Preschool (3.5% or 35)

The geographic distribution of responses was also examined. Responses from 92 counties in the state (87.6%) were provided. With the exception of Rawlins who had ten providers, all counties with no response had seven or fewer providers according to the “Kansas Child Care Program Data” report published by Child Care Aware of Kansas on December 6, 2019. Providers are grouped into one of three county groupings/cost areas. The cost areas reflect similar private pay rates among counties. The current three county groupings/cost areas reflect 1) High-cost, 2) Mid-cost, and 3) Low-cost. The tables below summarize the rate of response within each cost area for Family Child Care (Table 1) and Child Care Centers


(Table 2). Response rates were comparable between provider types by area and proportionate to type of providers in the state.

Table 1: Summary of Family Child Care Survey Response Rates by Market Rate Area

Family Child Care Providers

Total Sample Size Total Surveys

Received

Response Rate Cost Area 1 533 112 21.0% Cost Area 2 1,352 249 18.4% Cost Area 3 1,653 380 23.0% Cost Area Not Identified* - 7 - Total Family Child Care Count 3,538 748 21.1%

*Seven providers did not identify their cost area and are not included in the survey analysis. Table 2: Summary of Child Care Center Survey Response Rates by Market Rate Area

Child Care Center Providers

Total Sample Size

Total Surveys Received

Total

Facilities Represented

Response Rate (% of

Represented Facilities)

Cost Area 1 345 47 193 55.9% Cost Area 2 561 128 165 29.4% Cost Area 3 319 80 81 25.4% Cost Area Not Identified* - 4 4 - Total Center Count 1,225 259 443 36.2%

*Four providers did not identify their cost area and are not included in the survey analysis. As stated previously in the Survey Sampling and Distribution section of this report, some organizations in Kansas run multiple facilities. Those multiple facilities are overseen by the same regional governing body (i.e. Boys and Girls Clubs and YMCAs). There are six surveys in the “Total Surveys Received” column in Table 2 which represent multiple facilities in the “Total Facilities Represented” column. Due to the burden of filling out one survey per facility in larger organizations that have multiple facilities, and the effect that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on school-age programs, administrators of these facilities completed a phone interview with a staff member of LTI in order to ascertain information about capacity and licensure, as well as building-specific and organization-wide policies.

The interviews with representatives who run multiple Building Based School Age programs revealed several commonalities. As of the time of the calls in mid-October, more than half of the facilities were not operating due to the school districts in which they were associated hosting classes remotely and not offering in-person options. Some administrators hoped to be open in the coming weeks but were unsure when that would occur. Additionally, KDHE guidance associated with COVID reduced the capacity of many school-age programs. These challenges make it difficult to quantify the landscape of school-age care, as it is greatly fluctuating from week to week. A more in-depth look at school-age programs is


recommended for study once programming returns to normal. Table 3: Breakdown of Survey Responses for Organizations with Multiple Facilities Collected Through Phone Interviews

Number of Facilities Represented in Table 2 By One Survey

Facilities in Cost Area 1



Organization One 87 - -

Organization Two 49 3 - Organization Three - 13 - Organization Four - 22 - Organization Five 11 - - Organization Six - - 2 Facilities Represented 147 38 2

The number of facilities represented in the survey sample are in Table 3. Included in the count is an organization in Cost Area 3 who reported to LTI they completed one survey which represented their two facilities. This was treated similarly to the Building Based School Age programs described above. All facilities impacted are defined as Child Care Centers. One organization that ran fifteen separate facilities in Cost Area 2 was also contacted. They were not interested in survey participation, and therefore their numbers are not represented in any of the tables.


SECTION 4: RESULTS Child Care Status Of the 1,031 respondents to the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey, 97.7% (1,007) indicated they were still providing child care at the time of survey administration. Of the 26 who were no longer providing care, business complications due to COVID-19 (8) and personal reasons, such as retirement or health concerns (7) were cited most often as the reasons for closing their business.

Seventy-two percent (72.0% or 717) of the 996 providers who responded to the question about nonprofit or for-profit status reported they were a for-profit business. There was a substantial difference between Child Care Centers and Family Child Care Providers, as 83.8% of Family Child Care Providers reported running for-profit programs while only 37.9% of Child Care Centers were for-profit.

Child Care Provider Types Kansas categorizes its regulated providers into two groups: Child Care Centers and Family Child Care Providers. Table 4 outlines the provider types used to classify providers as either a Child Care Center or Family Child Care Provider. These categories are defined by KDHE.

Table 4: Provider Type Categories Child Care Centers (Center-based care) Family Child Care (Home-based care) Building Based School Age Program Family Child Care Provider - Licensed Building Based School Age Program – Exempt Family Child Care Provider - Group Child Care Center Child Care Center – Exempt Head Start Center Head Start Center - Exempt Preschool Preschool - Exempt

Child care facilities within the Child Care Center category include: Building Based School Age Programs, Child Care Centers, Head Start Centers, and Preschools. Child Care Centers are designated as child care facilities in which care and educational activities are provided for 13 or more children two weeks to 16 years of age for more than three hours and less than 24 hours per day. Building Based School Age Programs provide before and after school care for school-aged children. Preschools are designated as child care facilities that provide learning experiences for children who have not attained the age of eligibility to enter kindergarten, and who are 30 months of age or older; which conducts sessions not exceeding three hours per session; which does not enroll any child more than one session


per day; and which does not serve a meal. Centers who receive funding through the Head Start program also fall under this designation and are identified as Head Start Centers.

Family Child Care Providers are broken down into two types. A Family Child Care Provider-Licensed (aka Licensed Day Care Home) is a child care facility in which care is provided for a maximum of ten (10) children under 16 years of age. A Family Child Care Provider- Group (aka Group Day Care Home) is a child care facility in which care is provided for a maximum of twelve (12) children under 16 years of age. The total number of children in care at any one time for both these designations are based on the ages of the children in care.

An exempt child care facility is one in which the Department of Health and Environment has determined that child care licensing is not required.

Please see Appendix 1: Count of Providers by Type and County, for a summary of providers by type and licensed category in each Kansas county.

Age Categories as Defined for Calculation LTI calculated median provider rates by age using the categories listed in Table 5 for Family Child Care Providers and Table 6 for Child Care Centers.

Table 5: Family Child Care Provider Age Groupings Benefit Rate Category CCAKS Age Group Description Under 18 months Under age 1 12-17 months 12-17 months Over 18 months 18-23 months

2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years 6 years and older

With the exception of calculation of benefits, all analyses were calculated based on Child Care Aware of Kansas age group descriptions shown in column two in Table 6. To adjust for incongruence in age categories between the benefit data in column one and the provider rate data in column two, weights were applied when comparing market rates to subsidies. Weights proportionate to months of actual age were used to make age categories as accurate and comparable as possible.


Table 6: Child Care Center Age Groupings Benefit Rate Category CCAKS Age Group Description 12 months and less Under age 1 (0-11 months) * (.878) 13 months – 18 months 12 – 17 months * (.973) 19 months – 30 months 18 - 23 months * (.445)

2 years (24-30 months) * (.555) 31 months – 5 years 2 years (31-35 months) * (.121)

3 years + 4 years + 5 years (36-60 months) * (.879) 6 years + 6 years and older

Age Categories as Defined by Child Care Providers In order to assist DCF in determining age categories, providers were asked to define their age categories for infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children in the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey.

The majority of Child Care Centers (47.9%) considered an infant from 0 months to 12 months of age while the majority of Family Child Care Providers (60.8%) considered an infant to be from 0 months to 18 months in age. Nearly 43.0% (42.9%) of reporting Child Care Centers indicated they do not provide child care for infants while only 5.4% of Family Child Care Providers reported they do not provide child care for infants.

The majority of Child Care Centers considered a toddler to be from 12 months to 30 months (24.8%) or 12 months to 36 months (26.9%) in age, while the majority of Family Child Care Providers (43.2%) considered a toddler to be from 18 months to 36 months in age. Just over 30.0% (30.3%) of reporting Child Care Centers indicated they do not provide child care for toddlers while only 0.6% of Family Child Care Providers reported they do not provide child care for toddlers.

Both Child Care Centers and Family Child Care Providers considered a preschooler to be from 30 months to Kindergarten enrollment (26.9% for CCC and 22.5% for FCC) or 36 months to Kindergarten enrollment (29.8% for CCC and 31.8% for FCC). Eight percent (8.0%) of reporting Child Care Centers indicated they do not provide child care for preschoolers while only 1.7% of Family Child Care Providers reported they do not provide child care for preschoolers.

Description of Payment Options In the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey, child care providers reported options for family payment. The most common billing method for both Child Care Centers and Family Child Care Providers was weekly (59.9% for CCC and 79.9% for FCC). However, daily (30.4% for CCC and 51.6% for FCC) and monthly billing (38.6% for CCC and 34.0% for FCC) were also available as payment options. Fewer child care providers report hourly rates as an option for billing (9.7% for CCC and 13.5% for FCC).


Calculation of Median Rates – Full-Time, Part-Time, and Alternative Hours Data from Child Care Aware of Kansas included rates of varying time intervals (e.g. hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly). To produce a common metric for reporting child care provider rates, all provided rates were converted to hourly. The current study calculates median rates for full-time providers and part-time providers.

Definition of Full-Time: Included in full-time are providers who met the following conditions:

• Reported valid full-time rates (hourly above $1 and < $10) • Reported care available Monday through Friday • Rendered services between 50-55 hours per week

If providers reported any valid full-time rate, rates were converted to hourly by dividing the daily rate by 10.4 (52 hours/5 days); weekly rate by 52 (hours/week); and monthly by 4.33 weeks per month and then divided by 52 hours per week. See Table 7.

Table 7: Full-Time Provider Conversion Calculation Conversion Type Division Factors Calculation Basis Hours per week 52.00 Number of hours per week

Weeks per month 4.33 52 weeks per year/12 months per year

Child care providers reported rates at different time intervals including hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly. Some providers reported rates in only one interval (such as hourly only) and others reported rates in multiple intervals (such as hourly and weekly). Some providers did not report a rate at all, and therefore, could not be included. The table below (Table 8) shows all time intervals reported by child care providers.

Table 8: Number of Providers by Rate Reported Time Intervals Hourly Rate Daily Rate Weekly Rate Monthly Rate Center 18 148 590 138 Family Child Care 272 450 2,657 71

Table 9 shows the number of rates charged by full-time providers by cost area. A list of full-time provider rates by county can be found in Appendix 2a: Full-Time Provider Rates by Provider Type and County with Proposed Area Changes

Table 9: Full-Time Provider Median Hourly Rates Cost Area

FT Child Care Centers

FT Family Child Care

Number Median Rate Number Median Rate 1 266 $4.69 425 $3.49 2 425 $2.93 1133 $2.53 3 164 $2.36 1220 $2.13


Additional rate breakdowns by age groups can be found in the following Appendices: 2b: Full-Time Median Hourly Rate by Age Group and County; Appendix 2c: Full-Time Median Daily Rate by Age Group and County; and 2d: Full-Time Median Weekly Rate by Age Group and County.

Definition of Part-Time as Defined for the Market Analysis: Part-time rates were calculated using the data from Child Care Aware of Kansas. All providers who provided a part-time rate were used in the analysis. Outliers were removed using the same criteria as full-time rates. See Appendix 3a: Part-Time Median Hourly Rate for county-level data.

Table 10: Part-Time Provider Median Hourly Rates Cost Area

PT Child Care Centers

PT Family Child Care

Number Median Rate Number Median Rate 1 254 $3.54 184 $5.14 2 303 $2.06 531 $3.43 3 130 $2.08 723 $2.78

Definition of Part-Time as defined by Child Care Providers: There was a large variance between respondents as to what was considered part-time care, which varied from 10 hours a week to 39 hours a week. When asked about part-time care, 20.6% of Child Care Centers and 28.1% of Family Child Care Providers do not differentiate between full-time and part-time care as they charge the full-time rate regardless of hours.

Definition of Full-Time as defined by Child Care Providers: There was a large variance between respondents as to what was considered full-time care, which varied from 15 hours a week to 50 hours a week. It is noteworthy that when asked about full-time care, the number of providers who reported they charged the full-time rate regardless of hours increased from the previous question, which asked about part-time hours. Nearly 35.0% (34.8%) of Child Care Centers and 38.5% of Family Child Care Providers reported they do not differentiate between full-time and part-time care as they charge the full-time rate regardless of hours.

Additional rate breakdowns by age group, county, and provider type can be found in the following Appendices: 3a: Part-Time Median Hourly Rate by Provider Type and County; 3b: Part-Time Median Hourly Rate by Age Group and County; 3c: Part-Time Median Daily Rate by Age Group and County; and 3d: Part-Time Weekly Rate by Age Group and County.

Definition of Alternative Hour Care: Currently, child care providers do not report to Child Care Aware of Kansas what hours they consider to be alternative hour care, nor do they report any increases in rates that are specific to hours they consider to be alternative.

According to the survey, 92.6% of child care providers reported they did not provide what they considered to be alternative hour care.


Providers who do provide alternative hour care report a variety of care options available. Of the 7.4% of providers who reported offering alternative hour care, the most reported options were: before and after school (85.7% for CCC and 75.5% for FCC); School days out (42.9% for CCC and 75.5% for FCC); and Drop-in care (52.4% for FCC and 71.6% for CCC). Overnight care was reported as being the least available, with only 4.8% of Child Care Centers and 8.8% of Family Child Care Providers reporting this option.

Table 11 shows the number of full-time providers who offer alternative hour care according to the data from Child Care Aware of Kansas, as defined by the 2017 Child Care Market Survey results. Criteria was limited to providers who offered child care before 6:30 am, after 6 pm, and/or weekend care.

Table 11: Number of Full-Time Providers Who Offer Alternative Hours Cost Area

Child Care Centers

Family Child Care

1 4 9 2 8 146 3 1 77

Total 13 232 Table 12 compares the median rates of providers who offer alternative hours with those who do not offer alternative hours, as defined by the criteria set forth previously. This table compares the overall rates of providers who provide alternative hour care with those who do not provide alternative hour care.

Table 12: Comparison of Median Hourly Rates between Providers Reporting Alternative Hours and Providers Not Reporting Alternative Hours

Cost Area Child Care Center Family Child Care Alternative Hour

Care No Alternative

Hour Care Alternative Hour

Care No Alternative

Hour Care 1 $4.29 $4.70 $3.21 $3.50 2 $3.49 $2.93 $2.42 $2.56 3 $1.88 $2.37 $2.07 $2.13

Statewide $3.63 $3.05 $2.40 $2.40

While Table 12 shows an overall rate comparison of providers that offer alternate hour care with those who do not, the table does not provide an alternate hour rate.

To get this information, the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey asked child care providers who indicated they provided alternative hour care if they charged a different rate for alternative hours. The survey then asked providers for that rate. Of the 123 child care providers who responded they provided alternative hour care, only 35.0% indicated they charge a different rate for those hours. Providers who reported both standard and


alternative hour rates on the survey were analyzed for rate differences between age groups.

Rates should be interpreted with caution due to the low number of providers who charge a different alternative hour rate, the low number of providers who reported both a standard and alternative hour rate, and the inability to independently verify accuracy of rates in regard to alternative hour care.

All rates were converted into average hourly rates, which are represented in Table 13.

Table 13: Comparison of Median Hourly Rates between Standard Rate Charged and Alternate Hour Rate Charged on the Child Care Market Analysis Survey

Standard Hourly Rate Reported

Alternative Hourly Rate Reported

Total Number Responding

Infant $2.86 $9.65 49 Toddler $2.67 $7.58 59 Preschool $2.73 $7.14 62 School Age $2.21 $6.92 54

Note: Child Care Centers and Family Child Care Providers are aggregated above due to the small number of providers participating. Only Providers who charged a different rate are reported. Alternative hour child care is needed, as only 7.4% of child care providers on the Child Care Market Rate survey report providing alternative hours. While most providers who do provide alternate hour care charge the same rate (65.0%), preliminary results indicate the difference between the standard and alternative hour rate for those who do charge a different rate for alternative hours could be substantial.

Accreditation Child Care Aware of Kansas provided information about the accreditation status of child care providers. The accreditation status of providers by cost area is shown below in Table 14. Additionally, a rate comparison of accredited and non-accredited providers was conducted and is shown in Table 15.

Table 14: Number of Providers Reporting Accreditation Cost Area

Family Child Care

Child Care Centers

NAFCC NECPA NACCP NAEYC NECPA 1 0 0 0 5 1 2 1 2 1 7 6 3 0 0 0 2 0

Total 1 2 1 14 7 Note: NACCP: National Association of Child Care Providers; NECPA, National Early Childhood Program Accreditation System; NAEYC, National Association for the Education of Young Children; and NAFCC, National Association for Family Child Care


For a detailed list of provider accreditation by county, see Appendix 4: Count of Accredited Providers by Type and County.

Table 15: Comparison of Full-Time Median Hourly Rates of Accredited and Non-Accredited Providers

Cost Area Family Child Care Child Care Centers

Accredited Non-

Accredited Accredited Non-

Accredited 1 n/a $3.49 $5.25 $4.68 2 $2.76 $2.53 $4.07 $2.89 3 n/a $2.13 $2.30 $2.36

Overall, nationally accredited child care providers charge more for services. The median of Family Child Care Providers who are not accredited is $2.40/hr. while the median of those who are accredited is $2.76/hr. The median of child care centers who are not accredited is $3.03/hr. while the median of those who are accredited is $4.33/hr.

The 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey also asked child care providers if they were nationally accredited. Just over 14.0% (14.4%) of Child Care Centers reported they were nationally accredited, while 12.4% of Family Child Care Providers reported accreditation. It should be noted that these numbers are higher than what has been gleaned from other sources. It is possible that some child care providers misunderstood what organizations are able to accredit child care facilities and these percentages should be considered with caution.

Child and Adult Care Food Program Child Care Aware of Kansas provided information about child care providers’ involvement in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Provider involvement in the CACFP by cost area is shown below in Table 16. Additionally, a rate comparison of providers involved in the CACFP and those not designated as being involved in the CACFP, or supporting other nutrition initiatives, was conducted and is shown in Table 17.

Table 16: Child Care Providers Participating in the CACFP by Type and Cost Area Cost Area Child Care Centers Family Child Care

1 50 211 2 235 711 3 109 936

Total 394 1,858


Table 17: Comparison of Median Hourly Rates of Providers Participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) and Providers Not Participating in Nutrition Initiatives

Cost Area Centers Family Child Care

CACFP

No Nutrition Initiatives CACFP No Nutrition

Initiatives 1 $4.59 $3.88 $3.46 $3.49 2 $3.02 $2.42 $2.50 $2.58 3 $2.40 $2.02 $2.12 $2.15

Statewide $2.80 $2.87 $2.40 $2.77

The 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey also asked child care providers if they participated in the CACFP program. Nearly 48.0% (47.7%) of Child Care Centers reported they did participate, while 70.7% of Family Child Care Providers reported participation.

Additional Funding and Program Participation Currently, child care providers do not report to Child Care Aware of Kansas additional funding they receive aside from parent payments and the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program. Providers were asked about additional sources of funding in the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey. Of the 811 providers who responded, 350 (43.2%) reported they received additional funding. The majority of funding reported was COVID/Pandemic Related, as 77.5% of Child Care Centers and 91.5% of Family Child Care Providers reported receiving funding for this purpose. Other prevalent sources of funding were the Early Childhood Block Grant (14.7% for CCC and 5.2% for FCC), Early Head Start (12.7% for CCC and 1.2% for FCC), and United Way (15.7% for CCC and 0.0% for FCC).

The extent to which child care providers participate in quality or other enrichment initiatives, other than what was captured above, is not known, as data from Child Care Aware of Kansas reported no program participation or special projects.

Additional Fees Currently, child care providers do not report to Child Care Aware of Kansas additional fees that are charged to families. Providers were asked about additional fees in the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey. Eight hundred and twelve (812) providers responded. Of those, 62.3% (137) of Child Care Centers and 23.3% (138) of Family Child Care Providers indicated they charge fees.

Two hundred and seventy-four (274) providers responded as to the type of fee they charge families. The top three fees for both provider types were:

• Late pick-up fee (71.5% for CCC and 85.4% for FCC) • Late payment fee (84.7% for FCC and 56.2% for CCC)


• Enrollment/registration fee (81.0% for CCC and 50.4% for FCC).

A more detailed description of fees can be found in Appendix 9: Results of the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey.

The 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey invited providers who charged additional fees to explain why the fee is charged and who is required to pay the fee. Consistency between child care providers and among families was apparent as fees appear to be distributed equally among families. With the exception of late payment fees, there were no differences noted between families who were receiving DCF assistance and those not on DCF assistance. A few providers indicated they allow families who receive the child care subsidy more time to pay than private pay families but it was the exception.

Discounts The 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey asked child care providers about discounts offered to families. Three hundred and eighty-eight (388) providers responded they offered at least one discount to families. Of the providers who reported offering a discount, the following discounts were reported most often:

• Multiple child discounts (60.8% for CCC and 77.1% for FCC) • Employee discounts (64.8% for CCC and 7.2% for FCC) • Scholarships (22.7% for CCC and 3.8% for FCC)

While Family Child Care Providers were more likely to offer a multiple child discount, Child Care Centers were more likely to offer employee discounts, scholarships, income-based discounts, and discounts for families receiving the child care subsidy.

Knowledge of and participation in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program In the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey, a series of questions were asked to obtain information about provider participation and experiences in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program. First, providers were asked if they knew about the child care subsidy through DCF. Just over 84.0% (84.1%) of child care providers indicated they knew about the program. Providers who responded they knew about the program were then asked if they participated in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program. More than 77.0% (77.5%) of Child Care Centers and 63.6% of Family Child Care Providers indicated they do participate.


Reasons for not participating in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Providers who did not participate in the program were asked to identify all of the reasons why they were not participating. The reasons most cited were as follows:

• Private pay families keep the child care full (19.0% for CCC and 45.7% for FCC) • Families never ask for it (31.0% for CCC and 32.6% for FCC) • It does not meet my lifestyle/business needs (21.4% for CCC and 22.8% for FCC) • Signing up is not a priority at this time (23.8% for CCC and 22.3%)

Providers who previously participated but no longer participated were asked why they no longer participated. Thirteen (13) Child Care Centers responded and they indicated the top three reasons were: DCF denied participation (3); families don’t need/ask for it (2); and they’ve had previous negative experiences (2). Seventy (70) Family Child Care Providers responded and they indicated the top four reasons were: Families don’t need it/ask for it (28); difficulty collecting the balance from parents (14); DCF staff were not helpful (8); and eligibility is too difficult (8).

Feedback from Providers Who Do Participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Providers who participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked a series of questions about participation experiences and preferences. Overwhelmingly, providers charge families the same regardless of DCF program participation. Just over 82.1% of Child Care Centers reported that families who receive DCF assistance pay the same rate as private pay families, while 92.5% of Family Child Care Providers said the same. There were no providers (0.0%), whether Child Care Center or Family Child Care, who indicated that families receiving the DCF subsidy paid more, on average, than private pay families. Providers reinforced this response when asked how they determine fees for families on child care assistance. Providers were also asked if they experienced any challenges as a result of participation in the DCF subsidy. Thirty-three percent (33.0%) of providers reported they experienced challenges. Providers who noted challenges were asked to explain the challenges. The following challenges were reported most frequently:

• Difficulty collecting the balance from parents (78.4% for CCC and 76.5% for FCC) • Parents do not want to pay the family share required after the DCF payment is

calculated (72.5% for CCC and 61.8% for FCC) • DCF payment rate needs to be increased (58.8% for CCC and 59.8% for FCC) • Families fail to reapply on time (37.3% for CCC and 43.1% for FCC)


Providers who participated in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were also asked about information practices and preferences. The majority of providers indicated they shared the information (64.4% for CCC and 54.8% for FCC) they received from DCF with families, while more than a quarter of providers (28.8% for CCC and 26.2% for FCC) indicated they do not receive information from DCF. Some providers (6.8% for CCC and 19.0% for FCC) indicated they do not share information they receive from DCF with families. When asked the method by which they would like to be notified, 90.3% of Child Care Centers and 81.8% of Family Child Care Providers indicated they would like to be notified via email. Providers indicated they would like to see the following types of information from DCF:

• Grants/Other programs available for providers (93.8% for CCC and 90.2% for FCC) • Rate changes (81.3% for CCC and 84.6% for FCC) • Program eligibility changes (85.7% for CCC and 81.3% for FCC) • Information about changes in status for specific families (81.3% for CCC and 82.7%

for FCC)

Enhancing the Provider Experience The 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey asked child care providers what, if anything, could be done to make their experience more provider friendly. Fifty (50) Child Care Centers and 104 Family Child Care Providers responded. A thematic analysis was conducted on the responses and the following themes emerged. Child Care Centers were most likely to: indicate they had difficulty using the electronic payment system (8); and when payment transfers occur, suggest it would be helpful to know which payment was connected to which family (7). Family Child Care Providers were most likely to: reiterate the importance of communication when a child’s eligibility changes (18); ask for help obtaining payment from parents (6); and request increased communication (6). Eight (8) Child Care Centers and 18 Family Child Care Providers wrote-in that their experiences with DCF have been positive.

Summary of Results at the 75th Percentile The Maximum Subsidy Rate is the maximum hourly rate that DCF will reimburse a family based on facility type and age of child. The 75th Percentile Market Rate is the price at or below which 75.0% of child care providers reported charging for services and is the benchmark recommended by the Department of Health and Human Services for provider subsidy rates. Tables 18 and 19 compare the Maximum Subsidy Rate with the data provided by Child Care Aware of Kansas at the 75th Percentile Market Rate. Results are summarized by age group, provider type, and current DCF Cost Areas.


Table 18: Hourly Subsidy Rates and 75th Percentile Hourly Market Rate Analysis for Centers by Age, Rate Category, and Cost Area

Rate Category

Cost Area

Maximum

Subsidy Rate*

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Market Rate

Subsidy Rate

Percentile

12 months and less 1 $5.75 $5.92 65th-70th

2 $4.11 $4.31 65th-70th

3 $3.69 $2.79 100th+

Statewide $4.52 $5.09 60th-65th

13 - 18 months 1 $5.61 $5.76 65th-70th

2 $4.21 $4.21 75th-80th

3 $3.74 $2.91 100th+


19 - 30 months 1 $5.30 $5.59 60th-65th

2 $4.00 $4.06 70th-75th

3 $3.68 $2.93 100th+

Statewide $4.33 $4.82 65th

31 months - 5 years 1 $4.22 $4.70 35th-40th

2 $2.93 $3.49 30th-35th

3 $2.69 $2.65 75th-80th


6 years + 1 $3.01 $3.85 30th-35th

2 $2.15-$2.98 $2.88 65th-70th

3 $2.40 $2.50 70th-75th

Statewide $2.72 $2.88 65th-70th *Maximum hourly benefit rates by type of provider and age of child, provided by Kansas Department for Children and Families, April 2020.

Table 19: Hourly Subsidy Rates and 75th Percentile Hourly Market Rate Analysis for Family Child Care by Age, Rate Category and Cost Area

Rate Category

Cost Area

Maximum

Subsidy Rate*

75th Percentile

Market Rate

Subsidy Rate Percentile

Under 18 months 1 $4.13 $4.04 75th-80th

2 $3.08-$3.21 $3.17 70th-75th


3 $2.75 $2.60 80th-85th


Over 18 months 1 $3.46 $3.78 60th-65th

2 $2.60-$2.75 $2.79 65th-70th

3 $2.18 $2.40 55th-60th

Statewide $2.77 $2.69 75th-80th *Maximum hourly benefit rates by type of provider and age of child, provided by Kansas Department for Children and Families, April 2020.

More detailed information by percentile breaks, licensing type, and cost area can be found in Appendices 5 through 8f.

SECTION 5: RECOMMENDATIONS Recommendations for Cost Area Changes Proposed Cost Area Changes To determine the accuracy of current cost area groupings of Kansas counties by hourly rate and type of child care provider, LTI created scatterplots showing the distribution of market rates for each cost area for providers that met the definition of full-time (50-55 hours per week; Monday-Friday). Calculations were made for Child Care Centers and Family Child Care combined and individually using both mean and median rates. Child Care Centers were also compared using weighted and unweighted age categories. Because of potential fluctuations due to small numbers (fewer than three providers), counties with less than three providers were not considered for area change.

Upon consideration of multiple analyses, LTI used the combined Child Care Center and Family Child Care median hourly rate, weighted by the number of providers in each type to guide recommendations for area changes. The figure below shows the distribution of the weighted Child Care Center and Family Child Care Provider median hourly rates per cost area and highlights recommended area changes.


Scatterplot of Child Care Center and Family Child Care Weighted Market Rates by Cost Area

Cost Area 1 is Johnson County with a weighted mean of $4.40 per hour. Cost Area 2 has a mean range of $2.23-$3.08, and Cost Area 3 has a range of $1.64-$2.60. Based on the combined weighted mean, the following cost area changes are recommended:

- Move from Cost Area 3 to Cost Area 2: o Clark, Cheyenne, Harvey, Norton, Rush, Scott, and Seward Counties with

weighted means that range from $2.45 - $2.60 which fall within the current Cost Area 2.

- Geary County was moved from Cost Area 3 to Cost Area 2 based on the 2017 Child Care Market Rate Analysis. Current analysis shows a weighted mean rate of $2.23 which lies in the Cost Area 3 range. Given the fluctuation, the recommendation is to leave Geary County in Cost Area 2 and continue to monitor rates to determine most appropriate placement.

Table 20 shows the counties listed in current cost areas compared to proposed cost areas. Based on current market rate data, making the proposed change(s) would result in more accurate cost area groupings.

Weighted Mean Rate per Hour


Table 20: Comparison of Current and Proposed Cost Areas Cost Area

Current County Cost Area Proposed County Cost Area

1 Johnson Johnson

2 Butler, Douglas, Ellis, Geary, Jefferson, Leavenworth, Miami, Pottawatomie, Riley, Sedgwick, Shawnee, Wyandotte

Butler, Douglas, Ellis, Geary, Jefferson, Leavenworth, Miami, Pottawatomie, Riley, Sedgwick, Shawnee, Wyandotte - ADD -

Clark, Cheyenne, Harvey, Norton, Rush, Scott, Seward

3 92 Remaining Counties 85 Remaining Counties

Considerations for Future Market Rate Analysis LTI submits the following for consideration by DCF:

• Future methodology should be conducted using both current definition of full time hours (50-55) and an expanded definition of full time (50+ hours) to determine the most appropriate and accurate representation of Child Care Centers and Family Child Care Providers across the state.

• Review and revise survey questions as needed to obtain more accurate information from providers. This may include requiring “yes” and “no” responses instead of answering only to respond “if yes”. This will allow the distinction between a “no” versus a non or missing response.

• Consider adding definitions to questions that have had a large range of responses or do not coincide with external sources. An as example, the question about national accreditation on the survey revealed that more than 14.0% of Child Care Centers and 12.4% of Family Child Care Providers indicated they were accredited. This is not supported in the data provided by CCAKS, nor is it supported by information publicly available through those accrediting bodies. This indicates that child care providers may need additional clarification as to the definition of national accreditation. It is possible that some providers mistook the term accreditation for licensure, so examples of accrediting bodies in the next market rate survey is advised.

• Align CCAKS Child Care Center age categories with those used in DCF benefit data to allow for accurate subsidy calculations, especially for those in the two-year old age group.

• Encourage providers to submit the following information annually: o Updated contact information. o Reporting of provider rate – many providers do not have a rate reported in

the CCAKS database. o Reporting of provider hours – for more accurate conversions between time

intervals (hourly, weekly, monthly), request providers report average


number of hours care will be available per week as well as how many weeks a year care will be provided.


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Sc

hool

Age

Pr

ogra

ms

Lice

nse

Exem

pt S

choo

l Ag

e Pr

ogra

ms

Lice

nsed

Hea

d St

art P

rogr

ams

Lice

nse

Exem

pt H

ead

Star

t Pro

gram

s

Lice

nsed

Pr

esch

ools

Lice

nse

Exem

pt

Pres

choo

ls

Tota

l Lic

ense

d Ce

nter

sTo

tal L

icen

se

Exem

pt

Cent

ers

Tota

l Cen

ters

Sher

idan

35

80

00

00

00

20

22

10Sh

erm

an8

614

00

00

01

00

01

115

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95

140

00

00

01

01

01

15St

affo

rd2

46

00

00

00

00

00

06

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ton

22

40

00

00

02

02

02

6St

even

s4

04

10

00

00

00

10

15

Sum

ner

1218

303

01

02

02

18

19

39Th

omas

204

241

01

00

11

13

25

29Tr

ego

32

51

00

00

10

01

12

7W

abau

nsee

82

105

00

00

00

05

05

15W

alla

ce0

22

00

00

01

00

01

13

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hing

ton

1410

240

00

01

02

13

14

28W

ichi

ta1

01

00

00

01

00

01

12

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on11

213

10

00

00

10

20

215

Woo

dson

42

60

00

00

00

00

00

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yand

otte

3658

9438

015

00

02

055

055

149

Appe

ndix

1, P

age

3

Coun

ty

Fam

ily C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

Tota

l Pr

ovid

ers


Appendix 2a – 2d Full-Time Provider Rates (Hourly, Daily, Weekly) by Provider Type, Age Group, and County with Proposed Area Changes


J=(E

*F +

H

*I)/

(E+H

)

Co

un

t o

f A

ll

Pro

vid

ers

Co

un

t o

f Fu

ll-T

ime

P

rovi

de

rs

2020

M

ed

ian

Fu

ll-

Tim

e H

ou

rly

Rat

e

Co

un

t o

f A

ll

Pro

vid

ers

Co

un

t o

f Fu

ll-T

ime

P

rovi

de

rs

2020

M

ed

ian

Fu

ll-

Tim

e H

ou

rly

Rat

e

Ce

nte

r an

d

FCC

W

eig

hte

d

Rat

e

Alle

n3

32

21

1$

1.9

35

4$

2.0

8$

1.9

71

0.0

5%

16

.97

%1

7.9

6%

0.4

2%

An

de

rso

n3

31

51

5$

2.0

01

$2

.00

**

0.0

0%

4.1

7%

0.2

8%

Atc

his

on

33

20

20

$2

.04

53

$2

.65

$2

.12

**

3.0

3%

15

.82

%0

.55

%B

arb

er

33

63

$1

.92

1$

1.9

2*

*-1

1.9

3%

-11

.93

%0

.15

%B

art

on

33

51

37

$2

.17

13

9$

2.3

0$

2.2

07

.91

%7

.43

%7

.62

%0

.94

%B

ou

rbo

n3

31

79

$1

.73

31

$2

.06

$1

.76

14

.44

%1

0.9

0%

11

.58

%0

.54

%B

row

n3

31

71

0$

1.9

47

1$

2.6

9$

2.0

1-1

.82

%1

.04

%1

.42

%0

.35

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utl

er

22

67

57

$2

.46

29

15

$2

.40

$2

.45

-20

.27

%2

.50

%-2

.49

%2

.18

%C

ha

se3

36

5$

2.0

0$

2.0

0*

*1

9.0

5%

19

.05

%0

.08

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ha

uta

uq

ua

33

32

$1

.67

11

$1

.78

$1

.71

**

**

**

0.0

9%

Ch

ero

kee

33

24

18

$1

.92

74

$2

.07

$1

.95

6.7

0%

10

.98

%1

0.6

4%

0.6

8%

Ch

eye

nn

e3

25

4$

2.6

52

$2

.65

**

9.9

6%

9.9

6%

0.0

7%

Cla

rk3

23

3$

2.4

01

$2

.40

**

-12

.73

%-1

2.7

3%

0.0

7%

Cla

y3

32

01

1$

2.1

64

2$

2.4

9$

2.2

1*

*5

.88

%8

.37

%0

.28

%C

lou

d3

32

31

3$

2.0

89

4$

2.3

0$

2.1

32

8.4

9%

-0.9

5%

2.9

8%

0.3

0%

Co

ffe

y3

31

41

1$

2.4

04

2$

2.0

2$

2.3

41

.00

%2

0.6

0%

17

.67

%0

.25

%C

om

an

che

33

21

$2

.00

1$

2.0

0*

*-1

.96

%-1

.96

%0

.05

%C

ow

ley

33

52

40

$2

.04

43

$2

.38

$2

.06

18

.41

%6

.25

%6

.93

%1

.18

%C

raw

ford

33

51

38

$1

.92

14

8$

1.8

9$

1.9

15

.82

%7

.87

%6

.97

%1

.20

%D

eca

tur

33

52

$2

.04

1$

2.0

4*

*2

.00

%2

.00

%0

.07

%D

icki

nso

n3

32

92

2$

2.0

58

3$

3.0

0$

2.1

62

0.9

7%

6.7

7%

8.2

0%

0.6

3%

Do

nip

ha

n3

31

21

1$

1.9

2$

1.9

2*

*2

7.1

5%

27

.15

%0

.22

%D

ou

gla

s2

21

02

86

$2

.92

57

27

$3

.48

$3

.05

8.4

1%

5.0

4%

4.9

4%

3.0

0%

Ed

wa

rds

33

66

$2

.02

$2

.02

**

5.2

1%

5.2

1%

0.0

9%

Elk

33

22

$1

.76

$1

.76

**

-8.3

3%

-8.3

3%

0.0

8%

Elli

s2

28

94

0$

2.4

21

35

$3

.16

$2

.50

4.6

4%

0.8

3%

1.7

2%

0.9

0%

Ells

wo

rth

33

11

10

$2

.14

31

$2

.40

$2

.16

1.6

9%

7.0

0%

5.5

4%

0.1

6%

Fin

ne

y3

35

14

1$

2.3

11

13

$2

.12

$2

.30

-12

.76

%1

4.3

6%

12

.60

%1

.70

%Fo

rd3

33

62

6$

2.0

49

5$

2.1

5$

2.0

6-2

.27

%3

.03

%2

.89

%1

.56

%Fr

an

klin

33

40

37

$2

.39

63

$3

.06

$2

.44

1.6

6%

7.6

6%

7.9

8%

0.9

1%

Ge

ary

22

32

29

$2

.41

95

$2

.60

$2

.44

8.3

3%

-1.2

3%

-0.0

8%

1.8

3%

Go

ve3

36

3$

2.2

52

1$

1.6

6$

2.1

0*

*1

7.1

9%

9.5

1%

0.0

8%

Gra

ha

m3

36

6$

1.9

61

$1

.96

**

-2.0

0%

-2.0

0%

0.0

7%

Gra

nt

33

20

13

$1

.96

4$

1.9

6*

*2

.08

%2

.08

%0

.34

%G

ray

33

64

$2

.04

21

$2

.48

$2

.13

29

.17

%6

.25

%1

0.8

3%

0.2

4%

Gre

ele

y3

35

2$

2.3

8$

2.3

8*

*7

.69

%7

.69

%0

.04

%G

ree

nw

oo

d3

31

21

0$

2.1

6$

2.1

6*

*1

2.5

0%

12

.50

%0

.19

%H

am

ilto

n3

34

3$

1.9

21

$1

.92

**

9.7

1%

9.7

1%

0.1

2%

Ha

rpe

r3

31

31

2$

2.2

15

1$

2.1

2$

2.2

0*

*9

.41

%9

.06

%0

.19

%

Ap

pe

nd

ix 2

a:

Full-

Tim

e P

rov

ide

r R

ate

s b

y P

rov

ide

r T

yp

e

No

te: T

he

se c

ou

nts

incl

ud

e a

ll p

rovi

de

rs in

th

e C

CA

KS

dat

abas

e (

i.e

. Fu

ll-T

ime

pro

vid

ers

, alt

ern

ativ

e d

ay p

rovi

de

rs, p

rovi

de

rs w

ith

ou

t ra

tes,

pro

vid

ers

wit

h o

utl

ier

rate

s, e

tc).

Rat

e c

han

ges

are

bas

ed

on

mo

st r

ece

nt

mar

ket

anal

ysis

co

mp

lete

d F

eb

ruar

y 20

18.

Co

un

tyC

urr

en

t C

ost

Are

aP

rop

ose

d

Co

st A

rea

Fam

ily

Ch

ild

Car

eC

en

ter

Ce

nte

r R

ate

C

han

ge

(201

7-20

20)

FCC

Rat

e

Ch

ange

(2

017-

2020

)

Co

mb

ine

d

CH

AN

GE

(201

7-20

20)

Esti

mat

ed

P

op

ula

tio

n

Age

s 0-

5 D

istr

ibu

tio

n

Ap

pe

nd

ix 2

a, P

age

1


J=(E

*F

+

H*

I)/(E

+H

)

Co

un

t o

f A

ll

Pro

vid

ers

Co

un

t o

f F

ull

-Tim

e

Pro

vid

ers

20

20

M

ed

ian

Fu

ll-

Tim

e H

ou

rly

R

ate

Co

un

t o

f A

ll

Pro

vid

ers

Co

un

t o

f F

ull

-Tim

e

Pro

vid

ers

20

20

M

ed

ian

Fu

ll-

Tim

e H

ou

rly

R

ate

Ce

nte

r a

nd

F

CC

W

eig

hte

d

Ra

te

Ha

rve

y3

22

82

3$

2.4

01

59

$3

.10

$2

.60

61

.46

%9

.59

%2

3.0

7%

1.1

5%

Ha

ske

ll3

32

2$

1.9

91

$1

.99

**

25

.16

%2

5.1

6%

0.1

7%

Ho

dge

ma

n3

33

1$

2.0

83

$2

.08

**

**

**

0.0

6%

Jackso

n3

33

03

0$

2.4

04

2$

1.8

3$

2.3

6-4

.69

%3

.90

%3

.70

%0

.45

%Je

ffe

rso

n2

22

11

9$

2.4

27

5$

2.9

0$

2.5

2-2

.36

%6

.14

%5

.44

%0

.53

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we

ll3

33

3$

2.0

0$

2.0

0*

*0

.00

%0

.00

%0

.08

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hn

son

11

53

14

25

$3

.49

32

12

66

$4

.74

$3

.97

8.0

6%

1.7

5%

6.7

5%

19

.18

%K

ea

rny

33

13

7$

1.8

6$

1.8

6*

*1

.09

%1

.09

%0

.15

%K

ingm

an

33

12

11

$2

.24

$2

.24

**

-2.1

8%

-2.1

8%

0.2

3%

Kio

wa

33

21

$2

.50

11

$1

.25

**

5.9

3%

**

0.0

7%

La

be

tte

33

43

33

$2

.00

42

$2

.09

$2

.01

4.5

0%

15

.61

%1

5.2

4%

0.7

3%

La

ne

33

31

$2

.50

$2

.50

**

22

.55

%2

2.5

5%

0.0

4%

Le

ave

nw

ort

h2

26

35

7$

2.7

43

32

3$

3.2

4$

2.8

88

.72

%1

0.4

8%

11

.34

%2

.55

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co

ln3

35

4$

1.9

2$

1.9

2*

*0

.00

%0

.00

%0

.10

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n3

31

31

0$

2.1

2$

2.1

2*

*1

.92

%1

.92

%0

.27

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ga

n3

31

05

$2

.07

3$

2.0

7*

*3

.50

%3

.50

%0

.08

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n3

35

22

5$

2.3

11

81

4$

2.2

3$

2.2

8-3

.46

%1

1.5

9%

6.1

1%

1.1

4%

Ma

rio

n3

33

32

6$

2.2

61

38

$2

.64

$2

.35

12

.12

%4

.63

%6

.79

%0

.35

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ars

ha

ll3

31

39

$2

.28

41

$1

.73

$2

.23

52

.60

%2

1.9

3%

19

.62

%0

.32

%M

cP

he

rso

n3

34

22

8$

1.9

43

1$

2.9

6$

1.9

8-2

5.1

1%

-12

.22

%-1

1.4

3%

0.8

9%

Me

ad

e3

31

09

$2

.05

$2

.05

**

6.7

7%

**

0.1

6%

Mia

mi

22

52

47

$2

.48

95

$3

.24

$2

.55

-25

.17

%3

.33

%3

.36

%1

.07

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itch

ell

33

14

8$

1.9

05

4$

2.3

3$

2.0

45

.43

%-2

.56

%0

.66

%0

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on

tgo

me

ry3

34

63

0$

1.9

91

46

$1

.95

$1

.98

1.5

6%

6.9

9%

6.6

3%

1.1

9%

Mo

rris

33

15

12

$2

.31

31

$2

.73

$2

.34

**

19

.07

%2

0.7

4%

0.1

5%

Mo

rto

n3

33

2$

2.2

0$

2.2

0*

*1

4.5

8%

14

.58

%0

.11

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em

ah

a3

33

32

6$

2.4

06

2$

2.7

7$

2.4

37

.36

%1

3.2

1%

12

.86

%0

.33

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eo

sho

33

39

28

$1

.68

52

$1

.92

$1

.70

2.1

3%

5.6

6%

4.6

9%

0.5

4%

Ne

ss3

39

4$

2.2

8$

2.2

8*

**

**

*0

.08

%N

ort

on

32

63

$2

.29

32

$2

.86

$2

.52

19

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%0

.88

%9

.00

%0

.14

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sage

33

33

28

$2

.12

21

$2

.05

**

7.0

7%

3.3

8%

0.4

9%

Osb

orn

e3

31

09

$2

.38

$2

.38

**

19

.00

%1

9.0

0%

0.1

0%

Ott

aw

a3

31

71

3$

2.0

04

$2

.00

**

4.1

7%

4.1

7%

0.1

7%

Pa

wn

ee

33

13

11

$2

.25

21

$2

.21

$2

.25

**

13

.64

%1

3.4

7%

0.1

9%

Ph

illip

s3

31

39

$1

.96

32

$2

.34

$2

.03

**

4.2

6%

7.9

3%

0.1

7%

Po

tta

wa

tom

ie2

25

34

4$

2.6

01

08

$2

.93

$2

.65

3.5

5%

6.1

2%

4.7

7%

0.8

8%

Pra

tt3

31

91

3$

2.4

01

1$

2.9

8$

2.4

4*

*9

.09

%1

0.9

7%

0.3

1%

Ra

wlin

s3

39

1$

2.0

02

$2

.00

**

4.1

7%

4.1

7%

0.0

6%

Re

no

33

70

61

$2

.21

19

13

$2

.36

$2

.24

9.2

6%

10

.50

%1

0.1

7%

2.0

7%

Re

pu

blic

33

18

14

$2

.14

2$

2.1

4*

*9

.18

%9

.18

%0

.12

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ice

33

44

$1

.92

54

$2

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$2

.18

7.5

2%

-2.5

4%

2.5

9%

0.3

1%

Rile

y2

28

77

4$

2.9

63

12

5$

3.3

9$

3.0

71

0.3

7%

10

.45

%1

1.9

9%

2.2

9%

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oks

33

14

14

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11

$2

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.10

11

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ush

32

43

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22

$3

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$2

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4%

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7%

0.0

8%

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sse

ll3

32

21

2$

2.2

45

1$

2.1

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2.2

47

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.67

%4

.95

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lin

e3

31

21

84

$2

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22

10

$2

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$2

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2.6

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29$3

.27

$3.0

8$2

.40

$3.0

8$2

.88

$2.1

2$2

.07

$2.0

7$2

.02

$2.0

0O

sbor

ne3

9$2

.25

$2.3

8$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

$2.3

8O

ttaw

a3

13$2

.00

$2.0

0$1

.95

$1.9

5$1

.92

$1.9

2Pa

wne

e3

12$2

.88

$2.1

2$2

.40

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.2

5$2

.18

$2.1

8$2

.18

$2.1

8Ph

illip

s3

11$2

.55

$2.5

5$2

.00

$2.4

5$2

.24

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2Po

ttaw

atom

ie2

52$3

.75

$3.6

5$2

.88

$4.1

5$3

.98

$2.6

9$2

.69

$2.6

9$2

.60

$2.4

0Pr

att

314

$3.3

7$3

.17

$2.6

0$3

.17

$2.9

8$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

Raw

lins

31

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

Reno

374

$2.9

8$2

.50

$2.4

5$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.26

$2.4

0$2

.21

$2.1

2$2

.12

Repu

blic

314

$2.5

0$2

.09

$2.0

9$2

.09

$2.0

2$2

.01

Rice

38

$2.6

0$2

.50

$1.9

2$2

.50

$2.5

0$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

Rile

y2

99$5

.33

$4.9

9$3

.17

$4.9

9$4

.26

$2.8

8$3

.08

$2.9

8$2

.88

$2.5

0Ro

oks

315

$2.7

9$2

.50

$2.2

4$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.08

$2.1

6$2

.16

$2.0

0$2

.08

Rush

35

$3.1

3$3

.13

$2.5

0$3

.13

$3.1

3$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

Russ

ell

313

$2.4

4$2

.44

$2.4

0$2

.22

$2.2

2$2

.18

$2.2

1$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.12

Salin

e3

94$3

.32

$2.7

9$2

.60

$2.6

0$2

.36

$2.4

0$2

.31

$2.3

1$2

.21

$2.2

1Sc

ott

35

$2.8

8$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.58

Sedg

wic

k2

580

$4.5

2$3

.85

$2.7

9$3

.70

$3.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.4

0$2

.31

Sew

ard

310

$3.7

5$3

.37

$2.6

0$3

.37

$3.3

7$2

.40

$2.4

5$2

.45

$2.4

0$2

.40

Shaw

nee

228

4$4

.23

$3.4

6$2

.88

$3.4

6$3

.27

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.3

1Sh

erid

an3

4$2

.40

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

2Sh

erm

an3

13$2

.40

$2.2

1$2

.21

$2.2

1$2

.21

$2.2

1

Appe

ndix

2b,

Pag

e 2

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Ful

l-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

FULL

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N H

OU

RLY

RATE

BY

AGE

GRO

UP


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s) fo

r Ch

ild C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (1

2-17

mon

ths)

for

Child

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(0-1

7 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esTo

ddle

r (18

-23

mon

ths)

for

Child

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (2

year

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (18

-35

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Pres

choo

l (3

yea

rs)

Pres

choo

l (4

year

s)Ki

nder

gart

en

(5 y

ears

)Sc

hool

Age

(6

ye

ars

& o

lder

)

Smith

311

$2.1

6$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

Staf

ford

34

$2.4

5$2

.28

$2.2

3$2

.23

$2.2

3$2

.23

Stan

ton

32

$1.8

3$1

.73

$1.7

3$1

.73

$1.7

3$1

.73

Stev

ens

32

$2.4

0$2

.16

$2.1

6$2

.16

$1.7

8$1

.78

Sum

ner

329

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

5$2

.07

$2.0

6$2

.01

$1.9

2$1

.92

Thom

as3

20$2

.88

$2.6

0$2

.40

$2.6

0$2

.60

$2.3

1$2

.31

$2.3

1$2

.31

$2.3

1Tr

ego

34

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.0

8$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.08

$2.2

9$2

.29

$2.2

9$2

.29

Wab

auns

ee3

13$3

.15

$3.1

1$2

.40

$2.8

2$2

.82

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

2$1

.92

$1.9

2W

alla

ce3

2$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0W

ashi

ngto

n3

19$2

.12

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2W

ichi

ta3

Wils

on3

12$2

.88

$2.2

1$1

.92

$2.2

1$2

.21

$1.6

3$1

.63

$1.6

3$1

.63

$1.6

3W

oods

on3

5$2

.75

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0W

yand

otte

212

3$4

.33

$3.7

1$2

.88

$3.6

5$3

.56

$2.7

9$2

.69

$2.6

9$2

.50

$2.5

8

691

$6.1

2$5

.38

$3.8

5$5

.29

$4.9

0$3

.56

$3.6

5$3

.65

$3.3

7$3

.13

1558

$4.4

2$3

.83

$2.8

8$3

.65

$3.4

6$2

.60

$2.6

0$2

.52

$2.4

0$2

.40

1384

$2.8

8$2

.60

$2.4

0$2

.60

$2.5

0$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

1$2

.00

Appe

ndix

2b,

Pag

e 3

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Ful

l-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

FULL

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N H

OU

RLY

RATE

BY

AGE

GRO

UP

Regi

on 3

Regi

on 1

Regi

on 2


To

dd

ler

(2

ye

ars

)fo

r C

hil

d

Ca

re C

en

ters

Alle

n3

15

$2

4.5

0$

23

.50

$2

0.8

0$

21

.50

$2

1.5

0$

20

.80

$2

0.0

0$

19

.00

$1

9.0

0$

19

.00

An

de

rso

n3

15

$2

4.5

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

Atc

his

on

32

3$

32

.52

$2

8.4

6$

24

.00

$2

8.4

6$

28

.46

$2

0.8

0$

20

.80

$2

0.8

0$

21

.50

$2

2.8

8B

arb

er

33

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

Ba

rto

n3

46

$2

9.8

8$

26

.65

$2

5.0

0$

26

.65

$2

6.6

5$

22

.90

$2

3.0

0$

23

.00

$2

3.0

0$

22

.50

Bo

urb

on

31

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

20

.00

$2

5.0

0$

20

.00

$1

8.5

0$

19

.00

$1

9.0

0$

18

.00

$1

7.0

0B

row

n3

11

$3

5.0

0$

33

.00

$2

3.0

0$

33

.00

$3

1.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

Bu

tle

r2

72

$4

5.4

0$

39

.00

$3

0.0

0$

39

.00

$3

9.0

0$

26

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

Ch

ase

35

$2

4.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

Ch

au

tau

qu

a3

3$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

19

.00

$1

8.0

0$

18

.00

$1

9.0

0$

18

.00

$1

8.0

0$

16

.00

$1

6.0

0C

he

roke

e3

22

$2

5.5

0$

22

.00

$2

3.5

0$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

Ch

eye

nn

e3

4$

28

.60

$2

8.6

0$

28

.60

$2

6.0

0$

26

.00

$2

6.0

0C

lark

33

$2

6.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

Cla

y3

13

$3

2.0

0$

28

.00

$2

5.0

0$

28

.00

$2

8.0

0$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

22

.00

Clo

ud

31

7$

26

.18

$2

5.3

1$

23

.20

$2

5.1

6$

25

.16

$2

2.8

8$

21

.84

$2

1.8

4$

20

.80

$2

0.8

0C

off

ey

31

3$

26

.50

$2

0.0

0$

25

.00

$2

3.0

0$

23

.00

$2

3.0

0$

24

.00

Co

ma

nch

e3

1$

25

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0C

ow

ley

34

3$

32

.00

$2

7.0

0$

25

.00

$2

7.0

0$

25

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0C

raw

ford

34

6$

26

.50

$2

4.0

0$

22

.00

$2

4.0

0$

24

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$1

8.0

0D

eca

tur

32

$2

5.4

0$

20

.40

$2

0.4

0$

20

.40

$2

0.4

0$

20

.40

Dic

kin

son

32

5$

39

.00

$3

7.0

0$

25

.00

$3

7.0

0$

29

.00

$2

2.0

0$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

21

.00

$2

0.0

0D

on

iph

an

31

1$

20

.79

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0D

ou

gla

s2

11

3$

51

.00

$4

6.4

4$

34

.16

$4

5.0

0$

40

.42

$3

1.1

0$

32

.00

$3

1.2

0$

30

.00

$2

7.8

6E

dw

ard

s3

6$

25

.00

$2

0.4

0$

20

.40

$2

0.4

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0E

lk3

2$

20

.00

$1

8.0

0$

18

.00

$1

8.0

0$

18

.00

$1

8.0

0E

llis

24

5$

39

.69

$3

5.9

8$

26

.00

$3

3.4

6$

35

.98

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0E

llsw

ort

h3

11

$3

0.0

0$

26

.00

$2

4.5

0$

26

.00

$2

6.0

0$

22

.50

$2

3.0

0$

23

.50

$2

3.0

0$

21

.50

Fin

ne

y3

44

$3

3.0

0$

29

.00

$2

5.0

0$

29

.00

$2

9.0

0$

24

.00

$2

4.0

0$

23

.40

$2

3.0

0$

23

.00

Fo

rd3

31

$2

6.8

0$

23

.85

$2

5.0

0$

23

.85

$2

4.0

0$

20

.50

$2

1.0

0$

21

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

Fra

nklin

34

0$

38

.00

$3

3.0

0$

27

.00

$3

2.0

0$

32

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

24

.50

$2

4.0

0G

ea

ry2

34

$3

8.0

0$

30

.00

$2

8.5

0$

30

.00

$2

7.0

0$

25

.50

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

4.0

0$

23

.00

Go

ve

34

$1

.00

$2

1.0

0$

23

.40

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

3.4

0$

21

.20

$2

1.2

0$

21

.20

$2

1.2

0G

rah

am

36

$2

0.4

0$

20

.40

$2

0.4

0$

20

.40

$2

0.4

0$

20

.40

Gra

nt

31

3$

20

.40

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0G

ray

35

$2

8.0

0$

28

.00

$2

3.0

9$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

21

.00

$2

2.0

0$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

22

.00

Gre

ele

y3

2$

28

.60

$2

4.0

0$

24

.00

$2

4.0

0$

24

.00

$2

4.0

0G

ree

nw

oo

d3

10

$2

5.0

0$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

22

.00

Ha

milto

n3

3$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.7

0$

20

.70

$2

0.7

0H

arp

er

31

3$

22

.00

$2

2.0

0$

23

.00

$2

2.0

0$

22

.00

$2

3.0

0$

23

.00

$2

3.0

0$

22

.50

$2

2.5

0H

arv

ey

33

2$

41

.20

$3

5.0

0$

26

.00

$3

5.0

0$

35

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0H

ask

ell

32

$2

1.5

0$

20

.50

$2

0.5

0$

18

.00

$1

3.0

0$

13

.00

Ho

dge

ma

n3

1$

30

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0$

20

.00

$2

0.0

0Ja

ckso

n3

32

$2

9.5

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

$2

5.0

0$

25

.00

Ap

pe

nd

ix 2

c, P

age

1

To

dd

ler

(18

-3

5 m

on

ths

) fo

r F

am

ily

H

om

es

Pre

sc

ho

ol

(3

ye

ars

)P

res

ch

oo

l (4

y

ea

rs)

Kin

de

rga

rte

n

(5 y

ea

rs)

Sc

ho

ol

Ag

e

(6 y

ea

rs &

o

lde

r)

Ap

pe

nd

ix 2

c:

Fu

ll-T

ime

Me

dia

n D

aily

Ra

te b

y A

ge

Gro

up

an

d C

ou

nty

No

te:

Th

ese

co

un

ts i

ncl

ud

e o

nly

pro

vid

ers

in

th

e C

CA

KS

da

tab

ase

th

at

me

et

the

fu

ll-t

ime

cri

teri

a r

efe

ren

ced

pre

vio

usl

y

Co

un

tyC

os

t

A

rea

To

tal

Fu

ll-

Tim

e

Fa

cil

itie

s

FU

LL-T

IME

ME

DIA

N D

AIL

Y R

AT

E B

Y A

GE

GR

OU

PN

ew

bo

rn (

0-

12

mo

nth

s)

for

Ch

ild

C

are

Ce

nte

rs

Infa

nt

(12

-17

m

on

ths

) fo

r C

hil

d C

are

C

en

ters

Infa

nt

(0-1

7

mo

nth

s)

for

Fa

mil

y

Ho

me

s

To

dd

ler

(18

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3 m

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29

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23

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3$

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pe

nd

ix 2

c, P

age

2

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ths

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hil

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3 m

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20

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20

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25

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24

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26

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$2

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21

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$2

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26

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23

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20

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20

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20

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2$

30

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$2

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20

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23

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17

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29

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28

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25

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69

1$

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40

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27

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21

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23

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mon

ths)

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$100

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$100

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$100

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0.00

$92.

50$9

2.50

$87.

50$8

5.00

Brow

n3

11$1

75.0

0$1

65.0

0$1

05.0

0$1

65.0

0$1

55.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0Bu

tler

272

$227

.00

$195

.00

$150

.00

$195

.00

$195

.00

$130

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

Chas

e3

5$1

20.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0Ch

auta

uqua

33

$110

.00

$110

.00

$100

.00

$90.

00$9

0.00

$92.

50$9

0.00

$90.

00$8

0.00

$80.

00Ch

erok

ee3

22$1

27.5

0$1

10.0

0$1

17.5

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0Ch

eyen

ne3

4$1

43.0

0$1

43.0

0$1

43.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0Cl

ark

33

$130

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

Clay

313

$160

.00

$140

.00

$125

.00

$140

.00

$140

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

Clou

d3

17$1

30.9

0$1

26.5

5$1

16.0

0$1

25.8

0$1

25.8

0$1

14.4

0$1

09.1

8$1

09.1

8$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0Co

ffey

313

$132

.50

$100

.00

$125

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

$120

.00

Com

anch

e3

1$1

25.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0Co

wle

y3

43$1

60.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0Cr

awfo

rd3

46$1

32.5

0$1

20.0

0$1

07.5

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$9

7.50

$90.

00De

catu

r3

2$1

27.0

0$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0Di

ckin

son

325

$195

.00

$185

.00

$125

.00

$185

.00

$145

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$105

.00

$100

.00

Doni

phan

311

$103

.93

$90.

00$9

0.00

$90.

00$9

0.00

$90.

00Do

ugla

s2

113

$250

.00

$227

.50

$170

.00

$218

.71

$200

.00

$155

.50

$160

.00

$156

.00

$150

.00

$135

.00

Edw

ards

36

$125

.00

$102

.00

$102

.00

$102

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Elk

32

$100

.00

$90.

00$9

0.00

$90.

00$9

0.00

$90.

00El

lis2

45$1

98.4

5$1

79.9

1$1

30.0

0$1

67.3

2$1

79.9

1$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0El

lswor

th3

11$1

50.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

22.5

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

12.5

0$1

15.0

0$1

17.5

0$1

15.0

0$1

07.5

0Fi

nney

344

$165

.00

$145

.00

$125

.00

$145

.00

$145

.00

$120

.00

$120

.00

$117

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

Ford

331

$134

.00

$119

.25

$125

.00

$119

.25

$120

.00

$102

.50

$105

.00

$105

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Fran

klin

340

$190

.00

$165

.00

$130

.00

$160

.00

$160

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$120

.00

$120

.00

Gear

y2

34$1

90.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

45.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

27.5

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

19.0

0Go

ve3

4$5

.00

$105

.00

$117

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$117

.00

$106

.00

$106

.00

$106

.00

$106

.00

Grah

am3

6$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0$1

02.0

0Gr

ant

313

$104

.50

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Gray

35

$140

.00

$140

.00

$115

.47

$125

.00

$125

.00

$105

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

Gree

ley

32

$143

.00

$120

.00

$120

.00

$120

.00

$120

.00

$120

.00

Gree

nwoo

d3

10$1

25.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0Ha

milt

on3

3$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

03.5

0$1

03.5

0$1

03.5

0Ha

rper

313

$110

.00

$110

.00

$115

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

$112

.50

$112

.50

Harv

ey3

32$2

06.0

0$1

75.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

75.0

0$1

75.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

20.0

0Ha

skel

l3

2$1

07.5

0$1

02.5

0$1

02.5

0$1

02.5

0$1

02.5

0$1

02.5

0Ho

dgem

an3

1$1

50.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0Ja

ckso

n3

32$1

45.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0Je

ffer

son

224

$183

.00

$170

.00

$140

.00

$170

.00

$170

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

Appe

ndix

2d:

Ful

l-Tim

e M

edia

n W

eekl

y Ra

te b

y Ag

e Gr

oup

and

Coun

ty

Not

e: T

hese

coun

ts in

clud

e on

ly p

rovi

ders

in th

e CC

AKS

data

base

that

mee

t the

full-

time

crite

ria re

fere

nced

pre

viou

sly

Coun

tyCo

st

Area

Tota

l Ful

l-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

FULL

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N W

EEKL

Y RA

TE B

Y AG

E GR

OU

P

Appe

ndix

2d,

Pag

e 1


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s) fo

r Ch

ild C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (1

2-17

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (0

-17

mon

ths)

for

Fam

ily H

omes

Todd

ler (

18-2

3 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (2

year

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (18

-35

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Pres

choo

l (3

year

s)Pr

esch

ool (

4 ye

ars)

Kind

erga

rten

(5

yea

rs)

Scho

ol A

ge

(6

yea

rs &

old

er)

Jew

ell

33

$104

.00

$104

.00

$104

.00

$104

.00

$104

.00

$104

.00

John

son

169

1$3

28.0

0$2

82.5

0$2

00.0

0$2

78.2

6$2

55.0

0$1

85.0

0$1

90.0

0$1

90.0

0$1

75.0

0$1

65.0

0Ke

arny

37

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$90.

00Ki

ngm

an3

11$1

50.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0Ki

owa

32

$130

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

Labe

tte

335

$135

.00

$120

.00

$125

.00

$120

.00

$120

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Lane

31

$130

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

Leav

enw

orth

280

$240

.00

$200

.00

$150

.00

$175

.00

$175

.00

$140

.00

$143

.00

$144

.00

$130

.00

$135

.00

Linc

oln

34

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Linn

310

$125

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

Loga

n3

5$1

35.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0Ly

on3

39$1

60.0

0$1

55.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

45.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0M

ario

n3

34$1

75.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

17.5

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0M

arsh

all

310

$155

.00

$120

.00

$155

.00

$130

.00

$117

.00

$118

.50

$118

.50

$118

.50

$116

.00

McP

hers

on3

29$1

04.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0M

eade

39

$115

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Mia

mi

252

$223

.00

$180

.00

$147

.50

$180

.00

$171

.00

$135

.00

$135

.00

$130

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

Mitc

hell

312

$142

.55

$130

.62

$104

.50

$130

.62

$128

.89

$100

.00

$110

.00

$105

.00

$105

.00

$100

.00

Mon

tgom

ery

336

$137

.50

$122

.50

$120

.00

$122

.50

$120

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Mor

ris3

13$1

60.0

0$1

45.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

45.0

0$1

40.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0M

orto

n3

2$1

25.0

0$1

12.5

0$1

12.5

0$1

12.5

0$1

12.5

0$1

12.5

0N

emah

a3

28$1

60.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

20.0

0N

eosh

o3

30$1

20.0

0$1

05.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

05.0

0$1

05.0

0$8

5.00

$85.

00$8

5.00

$85.

00$8

5.00

Nes

s3

4$1

18.5

0$1

18.5

0$1

18.5

0$1

18.5

0$1

18.5

0$1

18.5

0N

orto

n3

5$1

52.1

0$1

52.1

0$1

30.0

0$1

52.1

0$1

52.1

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

25.0

0O

sage

329

$170

.00

$160

.00

$125

.00

$160

.00

$150

.00

$110

.00

$107

.50

$107

.50

$105

.00

$104

.00

Osb

orne

39

$117

.00

$123

.50

$123

.50

$123

.50

$123

.50

$123

.50

Ott

awa

313

$104

.00

$101

.40

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Paw

nee

312

$150

.00

$110

.00

$125

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$117

.00

$113

.50

$113

.50

$113

.50

$113

.50

Phill

ips

311

$132

.50

$132

.50

$104

.00

$127

.50

$116

.25

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Pott

awat

omie

252

$225

.00

$212

.50

$150

.00

$205

.00

$185

.00

$140

.00

$140

.00

$140

.00

$135

.00

$125

.00

Prat

t3

14$1

75.0

0$1

65.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

65.0

0$1

55.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0Ra

wlin

s3

1$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0Re

no3

74$1

55.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

27.5

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

17.5

0$1

25.0

0$1

15.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0Re

publ

ic3

14$1

30.0

0$1

05.0

0$1

04.5

0$1

04.5

0$1

04.0

0$1

04.0

0Ri

ce3

8$1

35.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0Ri

ley

299

$277

.14

$259

.52

$165

.00

$259

.52

$221

.43

$150

.00

$160

.00

$155

.00

$150

.00

$130

.00

Rook

s3

15$1

45.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

16.2

5$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

08.2

5$1

12.5

0$1

12.5

0$1

04.0

0$1

08.2

5Ru

sh3

5$1

62.5

0$1

62.5

0$1

30.0

0$1

62.5

0$1

62.5

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0Ru

ssel

l3

13$1

27.0

2$1

27.0

2$1

25.0

0$1

15.4

7$1

15.4

7$1

13.5

0$1

15.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0Sa

line

394

$172

.50

$145

.00

$135

.00

$135

.00

$122

.50

$125

.00

$120

.00

$120

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

Scot

t3

5$1

50.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

34.0

0Se

dgw

ick

258

0$2

35.0

0$2

00.0

0$1

45.0

0$1

95.0

0$1

82.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

30.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

20.0

0Se

war

d3

10$1

95.0

0$1

75.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

75.0

0$1

75.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

27.5

0$1

27.5

0$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0Sh

awne

e2

284

$220

.00

$180

.00

$150

.00

$180

.00

$170

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$120

.00

Sher

idan

34

$125

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

Sher

man

313

$125

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

$115

.00

Coun

tyCo

st

Area

Tota

l Ful

l-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

FULL

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N W

EEKL

Y RA

TE B

Y AG

E GR

OU

P

Appe

ndix

2d,

Pag

e 2


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s) fo

r Ch

ild C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (1

2-17

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (0

-17

mon

ths)

for

Fam

ily H

omes

Todd

ler (

18-2

3 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (2

year

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (18

-35

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Pres

choo

l (3

year

s)Pr

esch

ool (

4 ye

ars)

Kind

erga

rten

(5

yea

rs)

Scho

ol A

ge

(6

yea

rs &

old

er)

Smith

311

$112

.50

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Staf

ford

34

$127

.50

$118

.70

$116

.10

$116

.10

$116

.10

$116

.10

Stan

ton

32

$95.

00$9

0.00

$90.

00$9

0.00

$90.

00$9

0.00

Stev

ens

32

$125

.00

$112

.50

$112

.50

$112

.50

$92.

50$9

2.50

Sum

ner

329

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$127

.50

$107

.50

$107

.50

$104

.50

$100

.00

$100

.00

Thom

as3

20$1

50.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

25.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

35.0

0$1

17.5

0$1

20.0

0$1

20.0

0$1

17.5

0$1

15.0

0Tr

ego

34

$130

.00

$130

.00

$108

.00

$130

.00

$130

.00

$108

.00

$119

.00

$119

.00

$119

.00

$119

.00

Wab

auns

ee3

13$1

64.0

0$1

61.5

0$1

25.0

0$1

46.5

0$1

46.5

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

10.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0W

alla

ce3

2$1

56.0

0$1

56.0

0$1

56.0

0$1

56.0

0$1

56.0

0$1

56.0

0W

ashi

ngto

n3

19$1

10.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0W

ichi

ta3

Wils

on3

12$1

50.0

0$1

15.0

0$1

00.0

0$1

15.0

0$1

15.0

0$8

5.00

$85.

00$8

5.00

$85.

00$8

5.00

Woo

dson

25

$143

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

Wya

ndot

te2

123

$215

.00

$190

.50

$150

.00

$190

.00

$185

.00

$145

.00

$140

.00

$135

.23

$130

.00

$130

.00

691

$328

.00

$282

.50

$200

.00

$278

.26

$255

.00

$185

.00

$190

.00

$190

.00

$175

.00

$165

.00

1558

$230

.00

$200

.00

$150

.00

$190

.27

$180

.00

$135

.00

$135

.00

$130

.00

$125

.00

$125

.00

1384

$150

.00

$135

.00

$125

.00

$135

.00

$130

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$110

.00

$105

.00

$104

.00

Coun

tyCo

st

Area

Tota

l Ful

l-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

FULL

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N W

EEKL

Y RA

TE B

Y AG

E GR

OU

P

Appe

ndix

2d,

Pag

e 3

Regi

on 1

Regi

on 2

Regi

on 3


Appendix 3a – 3d

Part-Time Provider Rates (Hourly, Daily, Weekly) by Provider Type, Age Group, and County


J=(E

*F +

H*I

)/(E

+H)

Coun

t of A

ll Pr

ovid

ers

Coun

t of P

art-

Tim

e Pr

ovid

ers

2020

Med

ian

Part

-Tim

e Ho

urly

Rat

eCo

unt o

f All

Prov

ider

sCo

unt o

f Par

t-Ti

me

Prov

ider

s20

20 M

edia

n Pa

rt-T

ime

Hour

ly R

ate

Cent

er a

nd Li

cens

ed

Faci

lity

Wei

ghte

d Ra

te

Alle

n3

227

$1.8

55

2$3

.55

$2.2

3An

ders

on3

158

$2.2

81

$2.2

8At

chiso

n3

2014

$3.0

95

1$3

.76

$3.1

3Ba

rber

36

3$2

.76

1$2

.76

Bart

on3

5129

$2.7

413

4$1

.85

$2.6

3Bo

urbo

n3

175

$4.1

23

$4.1

2Br

own

317

5$2

.81

71

$3.2

9$2

.89

Butle

r2

6719

$3.0

929

16$1

.85

$2.5

2Ch

ase

36

2$3

.34

$3.3

4Ch

auta

uqua

33

2$1

.94

11

$1.0

3$1

.64

Cher

okee

324

11$2

.26

74

$2.0

7$2

.21

Chey

enne

35

4$2

.77

21

$1.1

9$2

.45

Clar

k3

31

**Cl

ay3

208

$3.2

84

1$1

.33

$3.0

6Cl

oud

323

10$2

.43

93

$3.2

6$2

.62

Coff

ey3

143

$2.5

84

2$2

.10

$2.3

9Co

man

che

32

1$4

.12

1$4

.12

Cow

ley

352

16$2

.14

42

$2.6

3$2

.19

Craw

ford

351

14$2

.61

145

$1.0

5$2

.20

Deca

tur

35

4$3

.64

1$3

.64

Dick

inso

n3

2912

$2.5

78

2$3

.80

$2.7

5Do

niph

an3

124

$2.2

6$2

.26

Doug

las

210

240

$3.4

757

33$2

.16

$2.8

8Ed

war

ds3

62

$2.9

1$2

.91

Elk

32

**El

lis2

8939

$4.1

213

7$2

.33

$3.8

5El

lswor

th3

117

$2.5

03

2$1

.60

$2.3

0Fi

nney

351

16$2

.03

112

$1.4

1$1

.96

Ford

336

12$4

.63

93

$1.7

1$4

.05

Fran

klin

340

21$3

.09

61

$2.0

6$3

.04

Gear

y2

3214

$3.4

69

4$3

.42

$3.4

5Go

ve3

64

$2.6

22

1$3

.03

$2.7

0Gr

aham

36

3$2

.81

1$2

.81

Gran

t3

209

$3.1

74

1$1

.14

$2.9

7Gr

ay3

63

$3.7

02

1$3

.75

$3.7

1Gr

eele

y3

53

$2.5

8$2

.58

Gree

nwoo

d3

126

$2.9

3$2

.93

Ham

ilton

34

1$2

.25

1$2

.25

Harp

er3

1310

$3.2

95

4$1

.28

$2.7

2Ha

rvey

328

5$3

.09

1510

$4.2

0$3

.83

Hask

ell

32

2$3

.60

1$3

.60

Hodg

eman

33

1$2

.67

3$2

.67

Jack

son

330

16$3

.19

41

$2.4

7$3

.15

Jeff

erso

n2

2113

$3.0

97

6$2

.88

$3.0

2

Appe

ndix

3a:

Par

t-Ti

me

Med

ian

Hour

ly R

ate

by P

rovi

der T

ype

and

Coun

ty

*EXP

LAN

ATIO

N O

F CO

LUM

N I

(WEI

GHTE

D RA

TE)

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Fam

ily C

hild

Car

eCe

nter

Appe

ndix

3a,

Pag

e 1


J=(E

*F +

H*I

)/(E

+H)

Coun

t of A

ll Pr

ovid

ers

Coun

t of P

art-

Tim

e Pr

ovid

ers

2020

Med

ian

Part

-Tim

e H

ourl

y Ra

teCo

unt o

f All

Prov

ider

sCo

unt o

f Par

t-Ti

me

Prov

ider

s20

20 M

edia

n Pa

rt-T

ime

Hou

rly

Rate

Cent

er a

nd L

icen

sed

Faci

lity

Wei

ghte

d Ra

te

Jew

ell

33

2$2

.38

$2.3

8Jo

hnso

n1

531

184

$5.1

432

125

4$3

.54

$4.2

1Ke

arny

313

7$2

.23

$2.2

3Ki

ngm

an3

127

$2.0

6$2

.06

Kiow

a3

21

$2.5

01

$2.5

0La

bett

e3

4319

$2.4

74

2$2

.54

$2.4

8La

ne3

3**

Leav

enw

orth

263

40$4

.12

3325

$3.5

0$3

.88

Linc

oln

35

5$3

.09

$3.0

9Li

nn3

136

$3.7

7$3

.77

Loga

n3

104

$1.9

33

$1.9

3Ly

on3

529

$3.0

018

3$1

.57

$2.6

4M

ario

n3

3316

$2.8

813

8$2

.16

$2.6

4M

arsh

all

313

9$3

.29

42

$1.6

4$2

.99

McP

hers

on3

429

$3.0

03

$3.0

0M

eade

310

8$3

.10

$3.1

0M

iam

i2

5219

$3.0

99

7$2

.47

$2.9

2M

itche

ll3

1410

$2.6

35

$2.6

3M

ontg

omer

y3

4613

$2.7

814

6$2

.48

$2.6

9M

orris

315

4$3

.04

3$3

.04

Mor

ton

33

**N

emah

a3

339

$3.5

06

1$3

.09

$3.4

6N

eosh

o3

3914

$2.1

85

3$1

.65

$2.0

9N

ess

39

6$2

.50

$2.5

0N

orto

n3

64

$1.2

33

2$2

.86

$1.7

7O

sage

333

18$2

.47

21

$2.7

8$2

.49

Osb

orne

310

6$2

.38

$2.3

8O

ttaw

a3

1711

$2.5

04

$2.5

0Pa

wne

e3

137

$2.5

02

2$3

.75

$2.7

8Ph

illip

s3

138

$2.5

43

2$2

.52

$2.5

4Po

ttaw

atom

ie2

5327

$3.0

910

5$5

.77

$3.5

1Pr

att

319

7$3

.26

11

$4.5

0$3

.42

Raw

lins

39

5$2

.88

2$2

.88

Reno

370

37$2

.81

1911

$1.6

5$2

.54

Repu

blic

318

9$2

.37

2$2

.37

Rice

34

2$3

.56

55

$3.0

0$3

.16

Rile

y2

8716

$3.4

831

8$3

.55

$3.5

0Ro

oks

314

11$2

.91

11

$3.0

6$2

.92

Rush

34

2$2

.67

21

$2.7

5$2

.70

Russ

ell

322

11$3

.29

55

$1.0

5$2

.59

Salin

e3

121

48$3

.09

226

$3.2

3$3

.11

Scot

t3

148

$3.0

01

1$1

.33

$2.8

1Se

dgw

ick

245

211

6$3

.29

234

116

$1.2

8$2

.29

Sew

ard

316

6$3

.38

61

$6.1

7$3

.78

Shaw

nee

224

412

2$3

.00

9839

$2.0

6$2

.77

Sher

idan

38

2$2

.86

2$2

.86

Sher

man

314

11$3

.09

1$3

.09

Appe

ndix

3a,

Pag

e 2

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Fam

ily C

hild

Car

eCe

nter


J=(E

*F +

H*I

)/(E

+H)

Coun

t of A

ll Pr

ovid

ers

Coun

t of P

art-

Tim

e Pr

ovid

ers

2020

Med

ian

Part

-Tim

e Ho

urly

Rat

eCo

unt o

f All

Prov

ider

sCo

unt o

f Par

t-Ti

me

Prov

ider

s20

20 M

edia

n Pa

rt-T

ime

Hour

ly R

ate

Cent

er a

nd Li

cens

ed

Faci

lity

Wei

ghte

d Ra

te

Smith

314

12$2

.23

1$2

.23

Staf

ford

36

5$2

.50

$2.5

0St

anto

n3

42

$3.5

32

$3.5

3St

even

s3

43

$3.9

41

1$3

.00

$3.7

1Su

mne

r3

309

$2.4

79

3$2

.26

$2.4

2Th

omas

324

9$3

.29

52

$1.0

5$2

.88

Treg

o3

51

$2.5

02

1$2

.50

$2.5

0W

abau

nsee

310

8$3

.01

53

$2.0

6$2

.75

Wal

lace

32

2$3

.35

1$3

.35

Was

hing

ton

324

8$4

.56

4$4

.56

Wic

hita

31

1$4

.12

1$4

.12

Wils

on3

138

$1.8

22

1$2

.54

$1.9

0W

oods

on3

61

$4.1

2$4

.12

Wya

ndot

te2

9466

$4.1

255

37$3

.50

$3.9

0

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Fam

ily C

hild

Car

eCe

nter

Appe

ndix

3a,

Pag

e 3


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(12-

17 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(0-1

7 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esTo

ddle

r (18

-23

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

2 ye

ars)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

18-3

5 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esPr

esch

ool (

3 ye

ars)

Pres

choo

l (4

year

s)Ki

nder

gart

en (5

yea

rs)

Scho

ol A

ge

(6

yea

rs &

old

er)

Alle

n3

9$6

.17

$6.1

7$5

.66

$6.1

7$6

.17

$4.6

3$5

.14

$5.1

4$3

.29

$1.4

4An

ders

on3

8$2

.50

$3.3

1$3

.31

$3.3

1$2

.28

$2.2

8At

chiso

n3

15$4

.53

$3.7

0$3

.05

$3.7

0$3

.70

$3.0

5$3

.07

$3.0

7$3

.09

$3.0

9Ba

rber

33

$3.0

9$2

.78

$2.7

8$2

.67

$2.4

7$2

.47

Bart

on3

33$3

.09

$3.0

9$3

.09

$3.0

4$2

.50

$2.4

7Bo

urbo

n3

5$4

.63

$4.6

3$4

.63

$4.6

3$4

.63

$4.1

2Br

own

36

$2.8

8$2

.67

$2.6

7$2

.67

$2.6

7$2

.67

Butle

r2

35$3

.60

$4.1

2$4

.12

$3.1

9$2

.00

$2.2

3Ch

ase

32

$5.1

4$5

.14

$5.1

4$5

.14

$3.0

9$3

.60

Chau

tauq

ua3

3$2

.13

$2.1

3$1

.98

$1.9

8$1

.44

$1.4

4Ch

erok

ee3

15$3

.29

$2.7

8$2

.57

$2.7

8$2

.78

$3.1

7$2

.47

$2.4

7$2

.22

$2.0

6Ch

eyen

ne3

5$2

.88

$2.7

5$2

.75

$2.7

5$2

.75

$2.7

5Cl

ark

3Cl

ay3

9$5

.35

$4.6

3$4

.12

$4.1

2$3

.19

$2.1

6Cl

oud

313

$3.6

1$3

.35

$2.7

5$3

.35

$4.1

5$2

.75

$2.7

5$2

.75

$2.5

0$2

.50

Coff

ey3

5$3

.00

$2.0

6$3

.31

$2.3

2$2

.32

$2.4

7$2

.50

Com

anch

e3

1$4

.12

$4.1

2$4

.12

$4.1

2$4

.12

Cow

ley

318

$3.1

9$3

.00

$2.5

0$2

.88

$2.6

9$2

.50

$2.0

6Cr

awfo

rd3

19$4

.00

$3.7

5$3

.09

$3.7

5$3

.75

$2.7

9$2

.88

$2.7

8$2

.47

$2.3

7De

catu

r3

4$4

.32

$4.3

2$3

.29

$3.2

9$3

.29

$3.2

9Di

ckin

son

314

$3.0

9$3

.04

$3.0

9$3

.04

$2.6

7$2

.06

Doni

phan

34

$5.0

0$4

.04

$3.0

9$3

.09

$3.0

9$2

.26

Doug

las

273

$5.4

5$3

.57

$5.0

0$3

.57

$3.3

0$4

.94

$3.5

1$3

.51

$2.9

4$2

.67

Edw

ards

32

$3.6

0$2

.78

$2.7

8$2

.78

$2.4

7$2

.47

Elk

3El

lis2

46$5

.77

$5.5

5$4

.32

$4.2

0$4

.32

$4.1

2$4

.12

$3.7

0$4

.12

$3.7

0El

lswor

th3

9$2

.59

$2.5

9$2

.59

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0Fi

nney

318

$3.0

9$3

.09

$2.8

8$2

.50

$2.0

6$2

.00

Ford

315

$5.1

4$5

.14

$4.6

3$4

.12

$4.3

6$4

.61

Fran

klin

322

$6.1

7$5

.66

$4.5

3$4

.53

$3.0

9$3

.09

Gear

y2

18$4

.12

$3.7

0$3

.60

$3.7

0$3

.19

$3.2

9Go

ve3

5$3

.29

$3.2

9$2

.67

$3.0

9$3

.09

$2.6

7$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8Gr

aham

33

$3.5

0$2

.67

$2.6

7$2

.67

$2.6

7$2

.00

Gran

t3

10$4

.32

$3.9

1$3

.91

$3.2

9$2

.75

$3.0

0Gr

ay3

4$3

.75

$3.7

5$5

.14

$3.7

5$3

.75

$4.4

2$3

.75

$3.7

5$3

.73

$3.7

3Gr

eele

y3

3$3

.00

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0Gr

eenw

ood

36

$4.1

2$3

.50

$3.5

0$3

.09

$3.0

9$2

.57

Ham

ilton

31

$2.2

5$2

.25

$2.2

5$2

.25

$2.2

5Ha

rper

314

$4.5

3$4

.53

$3.5

0$4

.53

$4.5

3$3

.50

$3.8

1$3

.09

$3.0

9$3

.50

Harv

ey3

15$4

.32

$3.0

9$4

.32

$4.3

2$3

.09

$3.0

9$2

.79

$3.6

0$3

.91

Hask

ell

32

$5.1

4$3

.60

$3.6

0$3

.60

$3.6

0$3

.60

Hodg

eman

31

$2.6

7Ja

ckso

n3

17$5

.14

$5.1

4$5

.14

$5.1

4$3

.09

$2.0

6Je

ffer

son

219

$8.2

3$4

.63

$6.7

3$6

.73

$4.6

3$4

.99

$4.9

9$3

.09

$2.8

8

Appe

ndix

3b,

Pag

e 1

Appe

ndix

3b:

Par

t-Ti

me

Med

ian

Hour

ly R

ate

by A

ge G

roup

and

Cou

nty

Not

e: T

hese

coun

ts in

clud

e on

ly p

rovi

ders

in th

e CC

AKS

data

base

that

mee

t the

par

t-tim

e cr

iteria

refe

renc

ed p

revi

ousl

y

PART

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N H

OU

RLY

RATE

BY

AGE

GRO

UP

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Par

t-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(12-

17 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(0-1

7 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esTo

ddle

r (18

-23

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

2 ye

ars)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

18-3

5 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esPr

esch

ool (

3 ye

ars)

Pres

choo

l (4

year

s)Ki

nder

gart

en (5

yea

rs)

Scho

ol A

ge

(6

yea

rs &

old

er)

Jew

ell

32

$2.3

8$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

John

son

143

8$8

.06

$6.5

2$7

.00

$5.5

6$4

.22

$6.1

7$5

.06

$5.1

4$3

.86

$4.1

2Ke

arny

37

$2.4

7$2

.47

$2.4

7$2

.47

$2.0

6$2

.26

King

man

37

$3.0

9$3

.09

$3.4

2$2

.88

$2.8

8$3

.07

$3.0

7$3

.07

$2.4

7$2

.06

Kiow

a3

1$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0La

bett

e3

21$3

.50

$3.0

0$2

.93

$2.9

3$2

.06

$2.0

6La

ne3

Leav

enw

orth

265

$6.7

9$5

.00

$6.7

9$6

.00

$5.0

0$4

.43

$4.4

3$3

.70

$3.7

0Li

ncol

n3

5$3

.09

$3.0

9$3

.09

$3.0

9$3

.09

$3.0

9Li

nn3

6$5

.14

$4.5

0$4

.50

$4.5

0$4

.32

$3.7

0Lo

gan

34

$3.6

7$3

.67

$3.6

7$3

.67

$2.0

0$1

.93

Lyon

312

$3.0

0$1

.57

$3.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$3

.04

$3.0

0M

ario

n3

24$8

.23

$6.4

8$3

.04

$6.4

8$5

.97

$2.9

4$3

.00

$2.9

4$2

.78

$2.6

7M

arsh

all

311

$3.2

9$1

.75

$3.2

9$3

.02

$3.0

2$3

.02

$3.2

9M

cPhe

rson

39

$2.0

6$2

.06

$2.0

6$2

.06

$2.0

6$3

.09

Mea

de3

8$3

.60

$3.3

1$3

.31

$2.9

0$2

.90

$2.7

9M

iam

i2

26$4

.53

$4.5

3$4

.32

$3.2

9$3

.09

$3.0

9M

itche

ll3

10$4

.01

$3.8

1$3

.81

$3.0

9$2

.88

$2.5

9M

ontg

omer

y3

19$3

.50

$3.6

0$3

.60

$3.5

0$2

.88

$2.0

6M

orris

34

$3.0

4$3

.04

$3.0

4$3

.04

$3.0

4$2

.53

Mor

ton

3N

emah

a3

10$4

.32

$4.3

2$4

.32

$4.3

2$4

.32

$3.5

0N

eosh

o3

17$3

.29

$1.4

4$3

.55

$2.9

0$2

.90

$1.8

0$1

.85

Nes

s3

6$2

.75

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0N

orto

n3

6$2

.93

$2.9

3$2

.25

$2.9

3$2

.93

$2.2

5$2

.75

$2.7

5$2

.25

$1.8

5O

sage

319

$2.5

9$2

.50

$2.5

9$2

.59

$2.5

0$2

.47

Osb

orne

36

$2.2

6$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

Ott

awa

311

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

Paw

nee

39

$7.2

0$6

.17

$2.5

0$6

.17

$6.1

7$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.2

8$2

.28

Phill

ips

310

$4.3

2$4

.32

$3.0

9$3

.91

$3.9

1$3

.09

$3.1

9$3

.19

$3.0

9$2

.54

Pott

awat

omie

232

$6.6

5$7

.33

$3.5

0$7

.33

$6.8

2$3

.50

$3.5

0$3

.50

$3.2

9$3

.09

Prat

t3

8$5

.56

$5.5

6$4

.12

$5.5

6$5

.56

$3.0

9$3

.60

$3.6

0$3

.09

$3.0

0Ra

wlin

s3

5$2

.88

$3.9

4$3

.94

$3.9

4$3

.94

$2.8

8Re

no3

48$3

.91

$3.8

1$3

.91

$3.5

0$3

.70

$3.5

0$3

.09

$2.7

5$2

.47

Repu

blic

39

$2.7

0$2

.45

$2.3

5$2

.35

$2.2

5$2

.15

Rice

37

$4.1

2$3

.60

$3.5

6$3

.60

$3.0

9$3

.56

$3.0

9$3

.04

$3.0

4$3

.00

Rile

y2

24$7

.41

$6.5

8$5

.00

$6.5

8$5

.00

$3.7

0$3

.61

$3.6

1$3

.50

$3.4

5Ro

oks

312

$3.5

0$3

.29

$3.0

0$3

.29

$3.2

9$3

.04

$3.0

0$3

.00

$2.3

8$2

.50

Rush

33

$3.0

0$3

.00

$2.7

5$3

.00

$3.0

0$2

.75

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

Russ

ell

316

$6.1

7$6

.17

$4.1

2$6

.17

$6.1

7$3

.70

$3.1

9$3

.19

$1.6

7$1

.90

Salin

e3

54$2

.06

$2.0

6$4

.73

$2.0

6$2

.98

$3.9

1$3

.70

$3.7

0$3

.70

$3.0

9Sc

ott

39

$3.0

0$2

.94

$2.9

4$2

.88

$2.9

4$2

.94

Sedg

wic

k2

232

$4.4

0$4

.63

$4.1

2$4

.47

$4.5

0$3

.70

$3.7

0$3

.50

$2.3

2$2

.06

Sew

ard

37

$4.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.3

5$3

.75

Shaw

nee

216

1$6

.11

$6.9

5$5

.07

$5.1

9$3

.19

$5.0

0$4

.12

$4.1

2$2

.83

$2.4

7Sh

erid

an3

2$5

.14

$4.1

2$4

.12

$4.1

2$4

.12

$2.7

8Sh

erm

an3

11$2

.83

$3.0

9$3

.09

$3.0

9$3

.09

$3.0

4

Appe

ndix

3b,

Pag

e 2

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Par

t-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

PART

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N H

OU

RLY

RATE

BY

AGE

GRO

UP


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(12-

17 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(0-1

7 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esTo

ddle

r (18

-23

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

2 ye

ars)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

18-3

5 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esPr

esch

ool (

3 ye

ars)

Pres

choo

l (4

year

s)Ki

nder

gart

en (5

yea

rs)

Scho

ol A

ge

(6

yea

rs &

old

er)

Smith

312

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.1

5$2

.15

$2.1

5$2

.06

Staf

ford

35

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.53

Stan

ton

32

$3.7

0$3

.70

$3.7

0$3

.70

$3.0

9$3

.09

Stev

ens

34

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.7

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$4

.12

$3.5

6$3

.56

$3.0

4$3

.04

Sum

ner

312

$2.4

7$2

.67

$2.4

7$2

.57

$2.4

7$2

.47

$2.4

7Th

omas

311

$5.4

5$4

.22

$4.2

2$2

.67

$1.7

5$2

.06

Treg

o3

2$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0W

abau

nsee

311

$5.1

4$4

.56

$4.1

2$4

.12

$2.8

8$2

.06

Wal

lace

32

$3.3

5$3

.35

$3.3

5$3

.35

$3.3

5$3

.35

Was

hing

ton

38

$5.1

4$4

.73

$4.7

3$5

.14

$5.0

7$4

.32

Wic

hita

31

$4.1

2$4

.12

$4.1

2$4

.12

$4.1

2W

ilson

39

$2.0

0$3

.50

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$1.6

5W

oods

on3

1$4

.12

$4.1

2$4

.12

$4.1

2$4

.12

Wya

ndot

te2

103

$5.5

0$4

.76

$3.7

0$4

.76

$4.5

6$3

.75

$3.6

7$3

.72

$3.7

0$3

.70

438

$8.0

6$6

.52

$7.0

0$5

.56

$4.2

2$6

.17

$5.0

6$5

.14

$3.8

6$4

.12

834

$5.5

0$5

.35

$4.1

2$5

.19

$4.3

8$4

.12

$3.7

0$3

.70

$3.0

0$2

.88

853

$3.6

8$3

.60

$3.0

9$3

.50

$3.2

9$3

.09

$3.0

9$3

.09

$2.6

7$2

.50

Appe

ndix

3b,

Pag

e 3

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Par

t-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

PART

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N H

OU

RLY

RATE

BY

AGE

GRO

UP

Regi

on 1

Regi

on 2

Regi

on 3


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s) fo

r Ch

ild C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (1

2-17

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (0

-17

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Todd

ler (

18-2

3 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (2

year

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (18

-35

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Pres

choo

l (3

year

s)Pr

esch

ool (

4 ye

ars)

Kind

erga

rten

(5

year

s)Sc

hool

Age

(6 y

ears

& o

lder

)

Alle

n3

9$3

0.00

$30.

00$4

1.75

$30.

00$3

0.00

$33.

90$2

5.00

$25.

00$1

6.00

$7.0

0An

ders

on3

8$2

6.00

$23.

00$1

6.08

$16.

08$1

1.08

$11.

08At

chiso

n3

15$2

2.00

$18.

00$3

1.67

$18.

00$1

8.00

$31.

67$1

4.90

$14.

90$1

5.00

$15.

00Ba

rber

33

$15.

00$1

3.50

$13.

50$1

3.00

$12.

00$1

2.00

Bart

on3

33$2

9.98

$29.

98$1

5.00

$14.

79$1

2.15

$11.

50Bo

urbo

n3

5$2

2.50

$22.

50$2

2.50

$22.

50$2

2.50

$20.

00Br

own

36

$28.

91$2

7.82

$13.

00$1

3.00

$13.

00$1

3.00

Butle

r2

35$3

0.00

$36.

12$2

0.00

$16.

00$9

.72

$10.

86Ch

ase

32

$25.

00$2

5.00

$25.

00$2

5.00

$15.

00$1

5.00

Chau

tauq

ua3

3$2

2.17

$22.

17$9

.61

$9.6

1$7

.00

$7.0

0Ch

erok

ee3

15$1

6.00

$13.

50$2

5.00

$13.

50$1

3.50

$21.

96$1

2.00

$12.

00$1

0.80

$10.

00Ch

eyen

ne3

5$2

9.90

$28.

60$1

3.37

$13.

37$1

3.37

$13.

37Cl

ark

3Cl

ay3

9$3

0.00

$25.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00Cl

oud

313

$17.

56$1

6.29

$26.

52$1

6.29

$20.

15$2

3.40

$13.

37$1

3.37

$12.

15$1

2.15

Coff

ey3

5$3

1.20

$10.

00$3

4.40

$11.

27$1

1.27

$12.

00$1

2.15

Com

anch

e3

1$2

0.00

$20.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00$2

0.00

Cow

ley

318

$21.

40$1

4.58

$21.

40$1

3.08

$12.

15$1

1.08

$10.

00Cr

awfo

rd3

19$1

9.44

$18.

72$2

7.30

$18.

72$1

8.72

$25.

00$1

5.25

$15.

25$1

3.00

$12.

00De

catu

r3

4$2

2.40

$22.

40$1

6.00

$16.

00$1

6.00

$16.

00Di

ckin

son

314

$25.

68$2

5.34

$14.

79$1

4.79

$13.

00$1

0.00

Doni

phan

34

$52.

00$3

2.10

$15.

00$1

5.00

$15.

00$1

1.00

Doug

las

273

$26.

48$1

7.37

$37.

27$1

7.37

$16.

03$3

5.00

$17.

05$1

7.05

$14.

27$1

3.18

Edw

ards

32

$28.

90$2

0.34

$13.

50$1

3.50

$12.

00$1

2.00

Elk

3El

lis2

46$2

8.04

$26.

99$3

0.00

$20.

42$2

0.99

$30.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00El

lswor

th3

9$2

6.91

$26.

91$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

2.15

$12.

15Fi

nney

318

$25.

00$2

5.00

$13.

00$1

2.15

$13.

00$1

0.00

Ford

315

$26.

80$2

5.00

$22.

50$2

0.00

$21.

20$2

2.40

Fran

klin

322

$30.

00$3

0.00

$25.

00$2

5.00

$15.

00$1

5.00

Gear

y2

18$3

6.40

$34.

24$1

7.51

$18.

00$1

5.50

$16.

00Go

ve3

5$1

6.00

$16.

00$1

5.80

$15.

00$1

5.00

$15.

30$1

4.00

$14.

00$1

4.00

$14.

00Gr

aham

33

$20.

80$2

0.80

$13.

00$1

3.00

$13.

00$9

.72

Gran

t3

10$2

2.00

$22.

00$1

7.00

$16.

00$1

4.79

$15.

00Gr

ay3

4$1

8.23

$18.

23$2

5.00

$18.

23$1

8.23

$25.

00$2

5.00

$25.

00$2

1.61

$16.

50Gr

eele

y3

3$3

0.00

$26.

00$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

2.15

$12.

15Gr

eenw

ood

36

$20.

00$1

7.50

$17.

50$1

5.00

$15.

00$1

2.50

Ham

ilton

31

$23.

40$1

0.94

$10.

94$1

0.94

$10.

94Ha

rper

314

$22.

00$2

2.00

$25.

00$2

2.00

$13.

31$2

5.00

$17.

01$1

7.01

$17.

01$2

0.00

Harv

ey3

15$2

1.00

$26.

00$2

1.00

$21.

00$2

6.00

$13.

58$1

3.58

$17.

51$1

9.00

Hask

ell

32

$25.

00$2

3.20

$17.

50$1

7.50

$17.

50$1

7.50

Hodg

eman

31

$13.

00Ja

ckso

n3

17$3

0.00

$25.

00$2

5.00

$25.

00$1

6.00

$15.

00Je

ffer

son

219

$45.

00$4

0.00

$27.

48$3

2.70

$32.

70$2

7.48

$24.

25$2

4.25

$17.

22$1

5.00

Appe

ndix

3c,

Pag

e 1

Appe

ndix

3c:

Par

t-Ti

me

Med

ian

Daily

Rat

e by

Age

Gro

up a

nd C

ount

y

Not

e: T

hese

coun

ts in

clud

e on

ly p

rovi

ders

in th

e CC

AKS

data

base

that

mee

t the

par

t-tim

e cr

iteria

refe

renc

ed p

revi

ousl

y

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Par

t-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

PART

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N D

AILY

RAT

E BY

AGE

GRO

UP


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s) fo

r Ch

ild C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (1

2-17

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (0

-17

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Todd

ler (

18-2

3 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (2

year

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (18

-35

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Pres

choo

l (3

year

s)Pr

esch

ool (

4 ye

ars)

Kind

erga

rten

(5

year

s)Sc

hool

Age

(6 y

ears

& o

lder

)

Jew

ell

32

$18.

50$1

8.50

$11.

58$1

1.58

$11.

58$1

1.58

John

son

143

8$4

6.42

$36.

00$4

5.00

$32.

80$2

7.00

$40.

00$2

8.00

$27.

46$1

9.22

$20.

89Ke

arny

37

$25.

68$2

1.40

$12.

00$1

2.00

$10.

00$1

1.00

King

man

37

$15.

00$1

5.00

$31.

05$1

4.00

$14.

00$2

7.48

$19.

50$1

9.50

$12.

00$1

0.00

Kiow

a3

1$2

6.00

$26.

00$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

2.15

$12.

15La

bett

e3

21$2

6.00

$26.

00$1

4.22

$14.

22$1

1.00

$11.

40La

ne3

Leav

enw

orth

265

$40.

00$3

6.50

$36.

38$3

6.50

$30.

00$3

2.75

$23.

09$2

1.54

$18.

00$1

8.00

Linc

oln

35

$15.

00$1

5.00

$15.

00$1

5.00

$15.

00$1

5.00

Linn

36

$25.

00$2

5.00

$21.

87$2

1.87

$21.

00$1

8.00

Loga

n3

4$2

3.40

$23.

40$1

7.86

$17.

86$9

.72

$9.3

6Ly

on3

12$2

6.00

$7.6

2$2

8.60

$12.

08$1

2.15

$14.

79$1

4.58

Mar

ion

324

$40.

00$3

1.50

$30.

58$3

1.50

$29.

00$2

9.96

$14.

00$1

4.00

$13.

00$1

3.00

Mar

shal

l3

11$2

9.30

$8.5

0$2

9.30

$14.

68$1

4.68

$14.

68$1

6.00

McP

hers

on3

9$2

0.80

$20.

80$1

0.00

$10.

00$1

0.00

$15.

00M

eade

38

$20.

00$2

0.00

$16.

08$1

4.08

$14.

08$1

3.58

Mia

mi

226

$62.

00$5

7.00

$33.

81$5

7.00

$52.

00$2

9.28

$17.

00$1

7.00

$15.

00$1

5.00

Mitc

hell

310

$27.

60$2

4.00

$18.

50$1

5.00

$14.

00$1

2.58

Mon

tgom

ery

319

$30.

00$2

7.48

$17.

00$1

7.00

$15.

00$1

4.00

Mor

ris3

4$3

1.65

$31.

65$1

4.79

$14.

79$1

4.79

$12.

29M

orto

n3

Nem

aha

310

$26.

00$2

8.00

$25.

00$2

5.00

$25.

00$2

5.00

Neo

sho

317

$20.

00$7

.00

$20.

00$1

4.08

$14.

08$9

.00

$9.0

0N

ess

36

$23.

40$2

3.40

$12.

15$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

2.15

Nor

ton

36

$14.

22$1

4.22

$23.

40$1

4.22

$14.

22$2

3.40

$13.

37$1

3.37

$10.

94$8

.97

Osa

ge3

19$2

6.91

$26.

00$1

2.58

$12.

58$1

3.00

$12.

00O

sbor

ne3

6$2

3.54

$24.

77$1

1.58

$11.

58$1

1.58

$11.

58O

ttaw

a3

11$2

6.00

$25.

84$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

2.15

$12.

15Pa

wne

e3

9$3

5.00

$30.

00$2

6.00

$30.

00$1

6.73

$26.

00$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

6.08

$16.

08Ph

illip

s3

10$4

0.00

$40.

00$2

5.00

$35.

00$3

5.00

$25.

00$1

5.50

$15.

50$1

0.00

$9.8

6Po

ttaw

atom

ie2

32$3

8.97

$35.

63$3

2.10

$35.

63$3

3.16

$30.

00$1

7.01

$17.

01$1

7.00

$16.

50Pr

att

38

$27.

00$2

7.00

$36.

40$2

7.00

$27.

00$2

8.60

$17.

50$1

7.50

$15.

00$1

4.58

Raw

lins

35

$20.

80$2

2.90

$19.

15$1

9.15

$19.

15$1

4.00

Reno

348

$19.

00$2

9.98

$19.

00$1

7.01

$27.

82$1

7.51

$16.

51$1

4.58

$12.

88Re

publ

ic3

9$2

2.90

$20.

80$1

3.37

$13.

37$1

3.37

$10.

69Ri

ce3

7$2

0.00

$17.

50$2

5.60

$17.

50$2

0.00

$25.

60$2

0.00

$17.

50$1

7.50

$20.

00Ri

ley

224

$36.

00$3

2.00

$38.

52$3

2.00

$24.

28$3

6.40

$17.

55$1

7.55

$16.

89$1

5.00

Rook

s3

12$1

7.00

$16.

00$2

3.40

$16.

00$1

6.00

$24.

70$1

4.58

$14.

58$1

1.58

$12.

15Ru

sh3

3$1

4.58

$14.

58$2

8.60

$14.

58$1

4.58

$28.

60$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

2.15

$12.

15Ru

ssel

l3

16$3

0.00

$30.

00$3

1.00

$30.

00$3

0.00

$30.

62$1

5.50

$15.

50$8

.12

$9.2

4Sa

line

354

$10.

00$1

0.00

$31.

20$1

0.00

$14.

50$3

0.00

$18.

00$1

8.00

$18.

00$1

7.00

Scot

t3

9$3

0.60

$29.

28$1

4.00

$14.

00$1

4.29

$14.

29Se

dgw

ick

223

2$2

1.40

$25.

00$3

2.10

$25.

00$2

2.95

$30.

00$1

8.00

$17.

50$1

1.00

$10.

00Se

war

d3

7$4

1.60

$31.

20$1

4.58

$14.

58$1

6.29

$18.

50Sh

awne

e2

161

$29.

70$3

3.80

$32.

76$2

5.21

$15.

50$3

1.20

$20.

00$2

0.00

$14.

58$1

2.58

Sher

idan

32

$25.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00$1

3.50

Sher

man

311

$23.

50$2

3.40

$15.

00$1

5.00

$17.

00$1

6.00

Appe

ndix

3c,

Pag

e 2

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Par

t-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

PART

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N D

AILY

RAT

E BY

AGE

GRO

UP


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s) fo

r Ch

ild C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (1

2-17

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Infa

nt (0

-17

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Todd

ler (

18-2

3 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (2

year

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sTo

ddle

r (18

-35

mon

ths)

fo

r Fam

ily H

omes

Pres

choo

l (3

year

s)Pr

esch

ool (

4 ye

ars)

Kind

erga

rten

(5

year

s)Sc

hool

Age

(6 y

ears

& o

lder

)

Smith

312

$26.

00$2

5.00

$10.

47$1

0.47

$10.

47$1

0.94

Staf

ford

35

$26.

00$2

6.00

$12.

15$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

2.27

Stan

ton

32

$18.

00$1

8.00

$18.

00$1

8.00

$15.

00$1

5.00

Stev

ens

34

$14.

58$1

4.58

$24.

20$1

4.58

$14.

58$2

3.40

$17.

29$1

7.29

$14.

79$1

4.79

Sum

ner

312

$23.

54$1

3.00

$21.

40$1

2.00

$12.

00$1

2.00

$12.

00Th

omas

311

$28.

00$2

5.00

$13.

00$1

3.00

$16.

50$1

7.00

Treg

o3

2$1

2.15

$12.

15$2

6.00

$12.

15$1

2.15

$26.

00$1

2.15

$12.

15$1

2.15

$12.

15W

abau

nsee

311

$30.

00$2

7.48

$20.

00$2

0.00

$17.

00$1

0.00

Wal

lace

32

$34.

87$3

4.87

$16.

30$1

6.30

$16.

30$1

6.30

Was

hing

ton

38

$25.

00$2

3.00

$23.

00$2

5.00

$24.

65$2

4.30

Wic

hita

31

$42.

80$2

0.00

$20.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00W

ilson

39

$20.

80$1

7.00

$20.

80$1

2.86

$12.

86$9

.72

$9.7

2W

oods

on3

1$2

0.00

$20.

00$2

0.00

$20.

00$2

0.00

Wya

ndot

te2

103

$26.

73$2

3.14

$38.

52$2

3.14

$22.

14$3

8.52

$18.

65$1

9.00

$18.

65$1

8.00

438

$46.

42$3

6.00

$45.

00$3

2.80

$27.

00$4

0.00

$28.

00$2

7.46

$19.

22$2

0.89

834

$31.

76$2

7.99

$34.

02$2

5.64

$21.

89$3

1.20

$18.

11$1

8.00

$15.

00$1

4.58

853

$17.

89$1

8.00

$26.

00$1

8.00

$16.

00$2

5.68

$15.

00$1

5.00

$14.

00$1

3.00

Appe

ndix

3c,

Pag

e 3

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Par

t-Tim

e Fa

cilit

ies

PART

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N D

AILY

RAT

E BY

AGE

GRO

UP

Regi

on 1

Regi

on 2

Regi

on 3


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(12-

17 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(0-1

7 m

onth

s) fo

r Fa

mily

Hom

esTo

ddle

r (18

-23

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

2 ye

ars)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

18-3

5 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esPr

esch

ool (

3 ye

ars)

Pres

choo

l (4

year

s)Ki

nder

gart

en (5

ye

ars)

Scho

ol A

ge

(6

yea

rs &

old

er)

Alle

n3

9$1

50.0

0$1

50.0

0$2

22.9

9$1

50.0

0$1

50.0

0$1

83.7

4$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$8

0.00

$35.

00An

ders

on3

8$1

30.0

0$1

72.0

0$8

0.38

$80.

38$5

5.38

$55.

38At

chiso

n3

15$1

10.0

0$9

0.00

$100

.00

$90.

00$9

0.00

$80.

00$7

4.50

$74.

50$7

5.00

$75.

00Ba

rber

33

$160

.49

$144

.44

$67.

50$6

5.00

$60.

00$6

0.00

Bart

on3

33$1

13.5

0$1

13.5

0$7

5.00

$73.

95$6

0.75

$60.

00Bo

urbo

n3

5$2

40.7

4$2

40.7

4$1

12.5

0$1

12.5

0$1

12.5

0$1

00.0

0Br

own

36

$102

.50

$75.

00$6

5.00

$65.

00$6

5.00

$65.

00Bu

tler

235

$156

.00

$145

.25

$100

.00

$80.

00$4

8.60

$54.

30Ch

ase

32

$267

.49

$267

.49

$125

.00

$125

.00

$75.

00$8

7.50

Chau

tauq

ua3

3$7

9.50

$79.

50$4

8.05

$48.

05$3

5.00

$35.

00Ch

erok

ee3

15$8

0.00

$67.

50$1

33.7

4$6

7.50

$67.

50$1

60.4

9$6

0.00

$60.

00$5

4.00

$50.

00Ch

eyen

ne3

5$1

36.5

0$1

30.0

0$6

6.83

$66.

83$6

0.00

$60.

00Cl

ark

3Cl

ay3

9$2

15.4

9$1

83.7

4$1

00.0

0$1

00.0

0$7

7.50

$52.

50Cl

oud

313

$87.

80$8

1.45

$132

.60

$81.

45$1

00.7

3$1

17.0

0$6

6.83

$66.

83$6

0.75

$60.

75Co

ffey

35

$156

.00

$50.

00$1

15.0

0$5

6.36

$56.

36$6

0.00

$60.

75Co

man

che

31

$213

.99

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

$100

.00

Cow

ley

318

$104

.00

$72.

90$1

04.0

0$6

5.38

$60.

75$5

5.38

$50.

00Cr

awfo

rd3

19$9

7.20

$91.

10$1

00.0

0$9

1.10

$91.

10$9

3.00

$67.

50$6

7.50

$60.

00$5

7.50

Deca

tur

34

$224

.69

$224

.69

$80.

00$8

0.00

$80.

00$8

0.00

Dick

inso

n3

14$1

00.0

0$1

28.0

0$7

3.95

$73.

95$6

5.00

$50.

00Do

niph

an3

4$2

60.0

0$7

5.00

$75.

00$7

5.00

$75.

00$5

5.00

Doug

las

273

$132

.38

$86.

85$2

37.0

0$8

6.85

$80.

14$1

85.0

0$8

5.23

$85.

23$6

9.64

$65.

00Ed

war

ds3

2$1

30.2

5$1

10.2

5$6

7.50

$67.

50$6

0.00

$60.

00El

k3

Ellis

246

$140

.18

$134

.93

$175

.50

$102

.09

$104

.97

$169

.00

$100

.00

$90.

00$1

00.0

0$9

0.00

Ellsw

orth

39

$102

.00

$102

.00

$60.

75$6

0.75

$60.

75$6

0.75

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ey3

18$1

30.0

0$1

17.0

0$6

5.00

$60.

75$5

0.00

$48.

60Fo

rd3

15$2

67.4

9$2

67.4

9$1

12.5

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0$1

12.0

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ankl

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20.9

9$2

94.2

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ary

218

$156

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$156

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$87.

53$9

0.00

$77.

50$8

0.00

Gove

35

$80.

00$8

0.00

$138

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$75.

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5.00

$138

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$70.

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0.00

$70.

00$7

0.00

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0$1

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$65.

00$6

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$48.

60Gr

ant

310

$224

.69

$203

.29

$85.

00$8

0.00

$66.

83$7

2.90

Gray

34

$91.

13$9

1.13

$267

.49

$91.

13$9

1.13

$178

.74

$91.

13$9

1.13

$90.

56$9

0.56

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ley

33

$156

.00

$130

.00

$60.

75$6

0.75

$60.

75$6

0.75

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6$1

87.2

4$1

60.4

9$8

5.00

$75.

00$7

5.00

$62.

50Ha

milt

on3

1$1

17.0

0$5

4.68

$54.

68$5

4.68

$54.

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rper

314

$110

.00

$110

.00

$182

.00

$110

.00

$66.

55$1

82.0

0$7

5.00

$75.

00$7

5.00

$85.

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rvey

315

$105

.00

$160

.49

$105

.00

$105

.00

$160

.49

$67.

88$6

7.88

$82.

53$8

5.05

Hask

ell

32

$267

.49

$158

.74

$87.

50$8

7.50

$87.

50$8

7.50

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eman

31

$65.

00Ja

ckso

n3

17$2

67.4

9$2

67.4

9$1

25.0

0$1

25.0

0$7

5.00

$50.

00Je

ffer

son

219

$225

.00

$200

.00

$240

.74

$163

.51

$163

.51

$240

.74

$121

.25

$121

.25

$75.

00$7

0.00

Appe

ndix

3d:

Par

t-Ti

me

Med

ian

Daily

Rat

e by

Age

Gro

up a

nd C

ount

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Not

e: T

hese

coun

ts in

clud

e on

ly p

rovi

ders

in th

e CC

AKS

data

base

that

mee

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par

t-tim

e cr

iteria

refe

renc

ed p

revi

ousl

y

Coun

tyCo

st A

rea

Tota

l Par

t-Tim

e Fa

cilit

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PART

-TIM

E M

EDIA

N W

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Y RA

TE B

Y AG

E GR

OU

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Appe

ndix

3d,

Pag

e 1


New

born

(0-1

2 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(12-

17 m

onth

s)

for C

hild

Car

e Ce

nter

sIn

fant

(0-1

7 m

onth

s) fo

r Fa

mily

Hom

esTo

ddle

r (18

-23

mon

ths)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

2 ye

ars)

fo

r Chi

ld C

are

Cent

ers

Todd

ler (

18-3

5 m

onth

s)

for F

amily

Hom

esPr

esch

ool (

3 ye

ars)

Pres

choo

l (4

year

s)Ki

nder

gart

en (5

ye

ars)

Scho

ol A

ge

(6

yea

rs &

old

er)

Jew

ell

32

$123

.85

$123

.85

$57.

88$5

7.88

$57.

88$5

7.88

John

son

143

8$2

32.1

0$1

80.0

0$4

06.5

8$1

64.0

0$1

35.0

0$3

53.0

9$1

35.0

0$1

34.4

7$9

4.84

$100

.00

Kear

ny3

7$6

0.00

$60.

00$6

0.00

$60.

00$5

0.00

$55.

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ngm

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7$7

5.00

$75.

00$1

35.0

0$7

0.00

$70.

00$1

19.5

0$7

4.49

$74.

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0.00

$50.

00Ki

owa

31

$130

.00

$130

.00

$60.

75$6

0.75

$60.

75$6

0.75

Labe

tte

321

$130

.00

$104

.00

$71.

09$7

2.14

$50.

00$5

0.00

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3Le

aven

wor

th2

65$3

64.5

0$2

04.0

0$2

60.0

0$2

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0$9

0.00

$90.

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60.4

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9$7

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$75.

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$75.

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nn3

6$2

67.4

9$2

34.0

0$1

09.3

5$1

09.3

5$1

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0$9

0.00

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4$1

91.0

9$1

91.0

9$8

9.30

$89.

30$4

8.60

$46.

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12$1

56.0

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8.11

$182

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$60.

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$73.

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2.90

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324

$200

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$157

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$80.

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2.50

$70.

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$65.

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11$1

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2.50

$103

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$73.

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3.41

$73.

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38

$187

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$172

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$80.

38$7

0.38

$70.

38$6

7.88

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mi

226

$310

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$285

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$217

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$285

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$260

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$213

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$85.

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$75.

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310

$208

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$197

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$92.

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$70.

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2.88

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319

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317

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$35.

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0$7

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36

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$130

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$60.

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36

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1.08

$117

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$71.

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1.08

$117

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6.83

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$65.

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310

$105

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$105

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$135

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35

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$204

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5.75

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2.90

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2.90

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$72.

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75$6

0.75

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0.75

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316

$150

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$150

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$108

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$150

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$150

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$108

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232

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$125

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$130

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$125

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$115

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5.00

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0.00

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37

$208

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$156

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2.90

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1.10

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nee

216

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48.5

0$1

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$235

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$100

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$100

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$65.

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0.00

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32

$267

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$213

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$100

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$100

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$100

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ndix

3d,

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born

(0-1

2 m

onth

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for

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d Ca

re C

ente

rsIn

fant

(12-

17 m

onth

s)

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d Ca

re C

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rsIn

fant

(0-1

7 m

onth

s) fo

r Fa

mil

y H

omes

Todd

ler

(18-

23 m

onth

s)

for

Chil

d Ca

re C

ente

rsTo

ddle

r (2

yea

rs)

for

Chil

d Ca

re C

ente

rsTo

ddle

r (1

8-35

mon

ths)

fo

r Fa

mil

y H

omes

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choo

l (3

year

s)Pr

esch

ool (

4 ye

ars)

Kind

erga

rten

(5

year

s)Sc

hool

Age

(6 y

ears

& o

lder

)

Smith

312

$123

.55

$117

.00

$52.

34$5

2.34

$52.

34$5

0.00

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ford

35

$130

.00

$130

.00

$60.

75$6

0.75

$60.

75$6

1.36

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ton

32

$192

.59

$192

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$90.

00$9

0.00

$75.

00$7

5.00

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ens

34

$72.

90$7

2.90

$192

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$72.

90$7

2.90

$213

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$86.

45$8

6.45

$73.

95$7

3.95

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ner

312

$83.

00$6

5.00

$85.

00$6

0.00

$60.

00$6

0.00

$60.

00Th

omas

311

$283

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$173

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$65.

00$6

5.00

$42.

50$5

0.00

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o3

2$6

0.75

$60.

75$1

30.0

0$6

0.75

$100

.00

$130

.00

$80.

38$8

0.38

$60.

75$6

0.75

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auns

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0$5

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1.48

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ashi

ngto

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$85.

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0$4

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13.9

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otte

210

3$1

33.6

5$1

15.7

2$1

30.0

0$1

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2$1

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37.5

0$9

0.73

$91.

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0.73

$90.

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438

$232

.10

$180

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$406

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$164

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$135

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$353

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$135

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$134

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0.00

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3$8

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50$1

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Appendix 4 Count of Accredited Providers by Type and County


NACCP NAEYC NAFCC NECPA NACCP NAEYC NAFCC NECPAAllenAnderson 0Atchison 0Barber 0Barton 0Bourbon 0Brown 0Butler 1 1 2Chase 0Chautauqua 0Cherokee 0Cheyenne 0Clark 0Clay 0Cloud 0Coffey 0Comanche 0Cowley 1 1Crawford 1 1Decatur 0Dickinson 0Doniphan 0Douglas 1 1Edwards 0Elk 0Ellis 0Ellsworth 0Finney 0Ford 0Franklin 0Geary 0Gove 0Graham 0Grant 0Gray 0Greeley 0Greenwood 0Hamilton 0Harper 0Harvey 0Haskell 0Hodgeman 0Jackson 0Jefferson 0Jewell 0Johnson 5 1 6Kearny 0Kingman 0Kiowa 0Labette 0Lane 0Leavenworth 1 1 2Lincoln 0Linn 0

FAMILY CHILD CARE CHILD CARE CENTERCounty Total

Appendix 4: Count of Accredited Providers by Type and County

Appendix 4, Page 1


NACCP NAEYC NAFCC NECPA NACCP NAEYC NAFCC NECPALogan 0Lyon 0Marion 0Marshall 0McPherson 0Meade 0Miami 0Mitchell 0Montgomery 0Morris 0Morton 0Nemaha 0Neosho 0Ness 0Norton 0Osage 0Osborne 0Ottawa 0Pawnee 0Phillips 0Pottawatomie 0Pratt 0Rawlins 0Reno 0Republic 0Rice 0Riley 3 3Rooks 0Rush 0Russell 0Saline 0Scott 0Sedgwick 1 1 4 6Seward 0Shawnee 0Sheridan 0Sherman 0Smith 0Stafford 0Stanton 0Stevens 0Sumner 0Thomas 0Trego 0Wabaunsee 0Wallace 0Washington 0Wichita 0Wilson 0Woodson 0Wyandotte 0 1 2 0 3TOTAL 0 0 1 2 1 14 0 7 25

Appendix 4, Page 2

CountyFAMILY CHILD CARE CHILD CARE CENTER

Total


Appendix 5 Hourly Full-Time Rates Compared to the Subsidy Rate for Family Child Care


Under 18 months Over 18 months Under 18 months Over 18 monthsJohnson 1 $4.13 $3.46 $4.13 $3.78Butler 2 $3.08 $2.60 $2.91 $2.88Douglas 2 $3.12 $2.72 $3.85 $3.28Ellis 2 $3.08 $2.60 $2.69 $2.50Geary 2 $3.08 $2.60 $3.00 $2.57Jefferson 2 $3.08 $2.60 $2.98 $2.60Leavenworth 2 $3.21 $2.75 $3.37 $2.88Miami 2 $3.21 $2.75 $3.15 $2.88Pottawatomie 2 $3.08 $2.60 $3.17 $2.88Riley 2 $3.08 $2.60 $3.65 $3.16Sedgwick 2 $3.08 $2.60 $3.08 $2.64Shawnee 2 $3.08 $2.60 $2.98 $2.60Wyandotte 2 $3.08 $2.60 $3.37 $2.88Allen 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.36 $2.03Anderson 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.48 $2.40Atchison 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.21Barber 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Barton 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.60 $2.31Bourbon 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.12 $1.88Brown 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.48 $2.13Chase 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.16Chautauqua 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Cherokee 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.43 $1.92Cheyenne 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Clark 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Clay 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.40Cloud 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.23Coffey 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.88 $2.40Comanche 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $1.92Cowley 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.43 $2.19Crawford 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.33 $1.92Decatur 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Dickinson 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.55 $2.14Doniphan 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.11Edwards 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.64 $2.40Elk 3 $2.75 $2.18 $1.92 .Ellsworth 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.40Finney 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.64 $2.40Ford 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.40Franklin 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.88 $2.40Gove 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Graham 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.25 $2.00Grant 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.19 $2.21Gray 3 $2.75 $2.18 . $2.33

Appendix 5, Page 1

Appendix 5: Hourly Full-time Rates Compared to the Maximum Rate Allowed for Family Child CareConverted hourly full-time rates at the 75th Percentile - Outlier rates have been removed. Maximum Rate Paid reflects DCF maximum rates. Market Rate at 75th Percentile was calculated using rates provided by Child Care Aware of Kansas.

County Cost AreaLicensed Providers

Maximum Rate Paid Market Rate at 75th Percentile


Under 18 months Over 18 months Under 18 months Over 18 monthsGreeley 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Greenwood 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.33Hamilton 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Harper 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.28 $2.28Harvey 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.88 $2.42Haskell 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Hodgeman 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.88 $1.92Jackson 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.88 $2.40Jewell 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Kearny 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.02 $2.02Kingman 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.88 $2.60Kiowa 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.50Labette 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $1.98Lane 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.50Lincoln 3 $2.75 $2.18 $1.92 $1.92Linn 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.55 $2.26Logan 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.74 $2.45Lyon 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.40Marion 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.40Marshall 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.60 $2.45McPherson 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.38Meade 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.60 $2.31Mitchell 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.83 $2.40Montgomery 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.00Morris 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.40Morton 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 .Nemaha 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.88 $2.46Neosho 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.27 $1.73Ness 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.38 $2.38Norton 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Osage 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.60 $2.40Osborne 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.50Ottawa 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.26Pawnee 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.50Phillips 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.31 $1.98Pratt 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.92 $2.40Rawlins 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.00 $2.00Reno 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.69 $2.40Republic 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.75 $2.26Rice 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.28 $1.92Rooks 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.91 $2.50Rush 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Russell 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.69 $2.38Saline 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.88 $2.44Scott 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.94 $2.75Seward 3 $2.75 $2.18 $3.77 $2.88Sheridan 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.76 $2.33Sherman 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.48 $2.33

Appendix 5, Page 2




Under 18 months Over 18 months Under 18 months Over 18 monthsSmith 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.43 $2.21Stafford 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.50 $2.48Stanton 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Stevens 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 .Sumner 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.24Thomas 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.69 $2.40Trego 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .Wabaunsee 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.69 $2.24Wallace 3 $2.75 $2.18 $3.00 $3.00Washington 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.40 $2.04Wichita 3 $2.75 $2.18Wilson 3 $2.75 $2.18 $2.14 $1.83Woodson 3 $2.75 $2.18 . .

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Appendix 6 Hourly Full-Time Rates Compared to the Subsidy Rate for Centers


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$3

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$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.87

$2

.99

$2

.97

$2

.72

$2

.50

Osb

orn

e3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

Ott

aw

a3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

Pa

wn

ee

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0$

2.5

3$

2.0

6$

2.1

2$

2.1

2$

2.1

2P

hill

ips

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0P

ratt

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0$

2.9

5$

3.0

9$

3.0

7$

2.8

1$

2.7

9R

aw

lins

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0R

en

o3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.62

$2

.67

$2

.74

$2

.79

$2

.43

Re

pu

blic

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0R

ice

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0R

oo

ks3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.45

$2

.43

$2

.50

$2

.16

Ru

sh3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.50

Ru

sse

ll3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.14

$2

.38

$2

.22

$2

.09

$1

.92

Salin

e3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.60

Sco

tt3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

Ap

pe

nd

ix 6

, Pa

ge 2

Co

un

tyC

ost

A

rea

Ce

nte

rM

axi

mu

m R

ate

Pa

idM

ark

et

Ra

te a

t 7

5th

Pe

rce

nti

le


12

Mo

nth

s a

nd

Le

ss1

3 M

on

ths

- 1

8 M

on

ths

19

Mo

nth

s -

30

Mo

nth

s3

1 M

on

ths

- 5

Ye

ars

6 Y

ea

rs a

nd

O

lde

r1

2 M

on

ths

an

d L

ess

13

Mo

nth

s -

18

Mo

nth

s1

9 M

on

ths

- 3

0 M

on

ths

31

Mo

nth

s -

5 Y

ea

rs6

Ye

ars

an

d

Old

er

Sew

ard

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0$

3.2

9$

3.2

7$

3.3

7$

2.7

5Sh

eri

da

n3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

She

rma

n3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

Smit

h3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

Sta

ffo

rd3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

Sta

nto

n3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

Ste

ven

s3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

Sum

ne

r3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.11

$2

.34

$2

.40

Th

om

as

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0$

2.5

3$

2.5

3$

2.6

0$

2.5

1$

1.9

2T

rego

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0$

2.2

0$

2.4

3$

2.5

0$

2.5

0$

2.5

0W

ab

au

nse

e3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.98

$3

.08

$3

.09

$2

.78

Wa

llace

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0W

ash

ingt

on

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0W

ich

ita

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0W

ilso

n3

$3

.69

$3

.74

$3

.68

$2

.69

$2

.40

$2

.53

$2

.15

$2

.21

$2

.21

$2

.21

Wo

od

son

3$

3.6

9$

3.7

4$

3.6

8$

2.6

9$

2.4

0

Ap

pe

nd

ix 6

, Pa

ge 3

Co

un

tyC

ost

A

rea

Ce

nte

rM

axi

mu

m R

ate

Pa

idM

ark

et

Ra

te a

t 7

5th

Pe

rce

nti

le


Appendix 7a – 7c Hourly Full-Time Rate Percentiles by Age Group, Cost Area and County for Family Child Care


510

1520

2530

3540

4550

5560

6570

7580

8590

951

294

$2.7

9$6

.73

$2.8

8$3

.22

$3.3

7$3

.37

$3.4

6$3

.56

$3.5

6$3

.65

$3.8

4$3

.85

$3.8

5$3

.85

$3.8

5$3

.89

$4.0

4$4

.33

$4.3

3$4

.42

$4.8

12

935

$1.4

4$5

.77

$2.1

2$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.5

0$2

.60

$2.6

9$2

.69

$2.7

9$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$3

.08

$3.1

7$3

.37

$3.3

7$3

.65

$3.8

53

1,11

4$1

.35

$5.0

0$1

.73

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$2

.02

$2.1

2$2

.24

$2.3

1$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.60

$2.6

9$2

.79

$2.8

8$3

.00

Stat

ewid

e23

43$1

.35

$6.7

3$1

.92

$1.9

2$2

.12

$2.3

1$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.6

0$2

.69

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$3

.08

$3.3

7$3

.46

$3.8

5$4

.03

510

1520

2530

3540

4550

5560

6570

7580

8590

951

302

$2.2

4$5

.77

$2.5

8$2

.77

$2.8

8$2

.92

$3.0

8$3

.17

$3.2

1$3

.27

$3.3

4$3

.37

$3.4

3$3

.46

$3.5

6$3

.65

$3.7

8$3

.85

$3.8

5$4

.00

$4.3

32

1,03

2$1

.35

$7.5

0$1

.92

$1.9

2$2

.07

$2.1

2$2

.22

$2.3

1$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

3$2

.50

$2.5

2$2

.60

$2.6

9$2

.79

$2.8

8$2

.88

$3.0

8$3

.37

31,

178

$1.2

5$4

.00

$1.6

3$1

.73

$1.8

3$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$2.0

0$2

.05

$2.1

2$2

.21

$2.2

4$2

.31

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.50

$2.6

5St

atew

ide

2512

$1.2

5$7

.50

$1.7

3$1

.90

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

8$2

.07

$2.1

2$2

.21

$2.3

1$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.5

0$2

.60

$2.6

9$2

.88

$3.0

0$3

.27

$3.5

6

Appe

ndix

7a:

Hou

rly F

ull-T

ime

Rate

Per

cent

iles b

y Ag

e Gr

oup

and

Cost

Are

a fo

r Fam

ily C

hild

Car

e

Not

e: C

onve

rted

hou

rly fu

ll-tim

e ra

tes -

Out

lier R

ates

hav

e be

en re

mov

ed. T

hese

coun

ts in

clud

e on

ly p

rovi

ders

in th

e CC

AKS

data

base

that

mee

t the

full-

time

crite

ria re

fere

nced

pre

viou

sly.

Ove

r 18

mon

ths

New

born

/ In

fant

(0-1

8 m

onth

s)

Cost

Are

aO

bsM

inim

umM

axim

umPe

rcen

tiles

Cost

Are

aO

bsM

inim

umM

axim

umPe

rcen

tiles


510

1520

2530

3540

4550

5560

6570

7580

8590

95

John

son

129

4$2

.79

$6.7

3$2

.88

$3.2

2$3

.37

$3.3

7$3

.46

$3.5

6$3

.56

$3.6

5$3

.85

$3.8

5$3

.85

$3.8

5$3

.85

$3.9

7$4

.13

$4.3

3$4

.33

$4.4

7$4

.81

Butle

r2

38$1

.92

$3.8

5$2

.00

$2.3

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.5

0$2

.66

$2.8

5$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.91

$3.0

8$3

.19

$3.3

7$3

.48

Doug

las

280

$1.8

3$5

.00

$2.5

0$2

.60

$2.6

9$2

.71

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.99

$3.1

2$3

.28

$3.3

7$3

.42

$3.5

2$3

.65

$3.8

5$3

.85

$3.8

5$4

.02

$4.3

3El

lis2

39$2

.12

$3.5

0$2

.31

$2.3

1$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.60

$2.6

9$2

.69

$2.7

9$2

.85

$2.8

8$3

.25

Gea

ry2

24$1

.54

$3.3

7$1

.63

$2.1

2$2

.33

$2.4

0$2

.58

$2.6

0$2

.67

$2.6

9$2

.69

$2.7

4$2

.86

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.9

3$3

.00

$3.0

8$3

.08

$3.0

8$3

.29

Jeffe

rson

217

$1.9

2$3

.85

$1.9

2$2

.31

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.44

$2.5

0$2

.52

$2.6

1$2

.69

$2.6

9$2

.85

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.9

8$3

.27

$3.6

4$3

.85

$3.8

5Le

aven

wor

th2

37$1

.92

$4.8

1$2

.36

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.5

0$2

.69

$2.8

3$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$3

.08

$3.1

3$3

.37

$3.4

8$3

.85

$4.3

3$4

.81

Mia

mi

244

$1.9

2$6

.06

$1.9

5$2

.36

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.45

$2.6

0$2

.69

$2.7

2$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$3

.03

$3.1

5$3

.21

$3.3

7$3

.85

$3.9

2Po

ttaw

atom

ie2

41$1

.92

$3.8

5$1

.93

$2.1

7$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.50

$2.6

0$2

.66

$2.6

9$2

.79

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.9

2$3

.17

$3.3

7$3

.50

$3.7

9$3

.85

Rile

y2

61$1

.63

$5.7

7$1

.96

$2.4

0$2

.50

$2.6

7$2

.84

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.98

$3.1

7$3

.37

$3.3

7$3

.39

$3.5

6$3

.65

$3.8

1$3

.85

$3.8

5$4

.76

Sedg

wic

k2

310

$1.1

5$5

.00

$2.1

1$2

.31

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.62

$2.6

9$2

.79

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$3.0

8$3

.17

$3.3

7$3

.37

$3.7

5Sh

awne

e2

175

$1.4

4$4

.81

$2.0

2$2

.31

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.6

4$2

.69

$2.7

1$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.9

8$3

.08

$3.3

7$3

.46

$3.8

5W

yand

otte

270

$2.0

0$5

.29

$2.3

6$2

.50

$2.6

6$2

.71

$2.8

7$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.8

8$2

.88

$2.9

8$3

.08

$3.2

7$3

.37

$3.3

7$3

.37

$3.5

0$3

.85

$4.4

1Al

len

310

$1.5

4$3

.00

$1.5

4$1

.56

$1.6

6$1

.73

$1.7

3$1

.76

$1.8

1$1

.90

$1.9

9$2

.00

$2.0

1$2

.07

$2.1

4$2

.25

$2.3

6$2

.46

$2.6

8$2

.95

$2.9

5An

ders

on3

12$1

.92

$2.6

9$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$2

.03

$2.1

5$2

.28

$2.3

6$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

1$2

.48

$2.5

0$2

.51

$2.6

3$2

.63

Atch

ison

317

$1.8

3$4

.00

$1.8

3$1

.90

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

6$2

.05

$2.1

5$2

.22

$2.2

3$2

.31

$2.3

9$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.46

$2.5

0$2

.60

$2.7

9$3

.11

$3.1

1Ba

rber

33

$1.9

2$2

.98

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$2.1

3$2

.35

$2.5

6$2

.77

$2.7

7$2

.77

$2.7

7$2

.77

$2.7

7Ba

rton

335

$1.7

3$3

.00

$1.7

5$1

.97

$2.0

5$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.24

$2.2

8$2

.35

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

3$2

.50

$2.5

3$2

.60

$2.6

0$2

.65

$2.6

9$2

.88

$2.9

1Bo

urbo

n3

6$1

.54

$2.1

2$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.54

$1.5

8$1

.61

$1.6

5$1

.72

$1.7

9$1

.86

$1.9

2$1

.99

$2.0

4$2

.07

$2.1

1$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.12

Brow

n3

10$1

.63

$3.0

0$1

.63

$1.6

6$1

.82

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

8$2

.09

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.2

1$2

.31

$2.3

7$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.48

$2.6

3$2

.80

$2.9

7$2

.97

Chas

e3

5$2

.12

$2.4

0$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

5$2

.21

$2.2

7$2

.31

$2.3

1$2

.31

$2.3

1$2

.34

$2.3

7$2

.39

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

Chau

tauq

ua3

2$1

.54

$2.1

2$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.57

$1.6

5$1

.74

$1.8

3$1

.91

$2.0

0$2

.09

$2.0

9$2

.09

$2.0

9$2

.09

$2.0

9$2

.09

Cher

okee

318

$1.4

2$3

.37

$1.4

2$1

.70

$1.7

3$1

.88

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$2.0

8$2

.26

$2.3

5$2

.40

$2.4

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$2.1

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ndix

7b,

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Rate

Per

cent

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312

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$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

3$1

.95

$1.9

8$2

.00

$2.1

2$2

.24

$2.3

6$2

.42

$2.4

5$2

.48

$2.4

8$2

.48

$2.4

8Ly

on3

25$1

.92

$2.8

8$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$2.0

4$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

5$2

.21

$2.2

1$2

.31

$2.3

1$2

.31

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.41

$2.5

0$2

.77

McP

hers

on3

26$1

.54

$3.3

1$1

.61

$1.7

3$1

.83

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$2

.13

$2.2

6$2

.31

$2.3

3$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

6$2

.66

$2.8

1$3

.23

Mar

ion

39

$1.5

4$2

.75

$1.5

4$1

.54

$1.8

5$2

.16

$2.1

9$2

.21

$2.2

1$2

.21

$2.2

2$2

.24

$2.2

4$2

.25

$2.2

8$2

.31

$2.4

5$2

.60

$2.6

7$2

.67

$2.6

7M

arsh

all

328

$1.5

1$2

.60

$1.5

7$1

.72

$1.7

6$1

.82

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.95

$2.1

0$2

.17

$2.3

8$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.5

1M

eade

39

$1.6

3$2

.50

$1.6

3$1

.63

$1.7

8$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

5$1

.97

$2.0

9$2

.21

$2.3

1$2

.40

$2.4

5$2

.45

$2.4

5M

itche

ll3

8$1

.80

$3.0

0$1

.80

$1.8

0$1

.81

$1.8

2$1

.83

$1.8

3$1

.83

$1.8

4$1

.85

$1.8

9$1

.92

$2.0

0$2

.09

$2.2

3$2

.40

$2.6

0$2

.83

$2.8

3$2

.83

Mon

tgom

ery

327

$1.6

3$3

.31

$1.6

3$1

.63

$1.7

3$1

.79

$1.8

3$1

.87

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

3$1

.97

$2.0

0$2

.17

$2.4

0$2

.52

$3.1

8M

orris

312

$1.8

3$3

.00

$1.8

3$1

.86

$1.9

2$2

.04

$2.1

4$2

.20

$2.2

6$2

.31

$2.3

1$2

.31

$2.3

1$2

.31

$2.3

5$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

3$2

.82

$2.8

2M

orto

n3

2$1

.92

$2.4

0$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.95

$2.0

2$2

.09

$2.1

6$2

.24

$2.3

1$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

Nem

aha

326

$1.5

4$3

.50

$1.6

7$1

.92

$1.9

3$2

.06

$2.1

2$2

.13

$2.2

3$2

.30

$2.3

1$2

.38

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

6$2

.50

$2.6

6$2

.82

$3.2

8Ne

osho

328

$1.2

5$2

.24

$1.3

4$1

.44

$1.4

8$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.61

$1.6

3$1

.63

$1.6

3$1

.63

$1.6

3$1

.67

$1.7

3$1

.73

$1.7

3$1

.76

$1.9

1$1

.92

$2.1

0Ne

ss3

4$1

.92

$2.4

0$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$2

.00

$2.0

9$2

.17

$2.2

5$2

.26

$2.2

8$2

.29

$2.3

1$2

.33

$2.3

6$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

Nort

on3

3$2

.19

$2.4

8$2

.19

$2.1

9$2

.19

$2.1

9$2

.19

$2.2

0$2

.21

$2.2

3$2

.24

$2.2

5$2

.30

$2.3

4$2

.39

$2.4

3$2

.43

$2.4

3$2

.43

$2.4

3$2

.43

Osag

e3

27$1

.63

$2.5

0$1

.63

$1.7

1$1

.75

$1.8

8$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.97

$2.0

2$2

.12

$2.1

4$2

.17

$2.2

2$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.46

Osbo

rne

38

$1.9

2$2

.50

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

4$1

.98

$2.0

4$2

.15

$2.2

6$2

.38

$2.4

9$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0Ot

taw

a3

13$1

.73

$2.5

0$1

.73

$1.7

4$1

.77

$1.8

7$1

.91

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.98

$2.0

0$2

.02

$2.1

7$2

.26

$2.3

3$2

.39

$2.4

6$2

.46

Paw

nee

311

$1.9

2$3

.00

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$2.0

5$2

.25

$2.4

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.50

$2.6

0$2

.90

$2.9

0Ph

illip

s3

8$1

.75

$2.1

2$1

.75

$1.7

5$1

.80

$1.8

7$1

.91

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

5$1

.98

$2.0

2$2

.08

$2.0

8$2

.08

Prat

t3

11$1

.92

$2.7

5$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

5$2

.00

$2.1

7$2

.31

$2.3

8$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.5

2$2

.63

$2.7

2$2

.72

Raw

lins

31

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0Re

no3

61$1

.73

$2.8

8$1

.83

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.98

$2.1

0$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.28

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.50

$2.5

8$2

.65

Repu

blic

314

$1.5

4$2

.75

$1.5

4$1

.73

$1.9

4$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

0$2

.00

$2.0

1$2

.09

$2.1

7$2

.20

$2.2

2$2

.24

$2.2

6$2

.28

$2.3

5$2

.56

$2.5

6Ri

ce3

4$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

Rook

s3

14$1

.73

$3.2

5$1

.73

$1.7

8$1

.83

$1.8

3$1

.90

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.98

$2.0

8$2

.20

$2.3

1$2

.38

$2.4

5$2

.50

$2.5

0$2

.88

$3.1

3$3

.13

Rush

33

$1.9

2$2

.75

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$2

.04

$2.1

5$2

.27

$2.3

8$2

.50

$2.5

5$2

.60

$2.6

5$2

.70

$2.7

0$2

.70

$2.7

0$2

.70

$2.7

0Ru

ssel

l3

12$1

.78

$2.6

0$1

.78

$1.8

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.94

$1.9

9$2

.04

$2.0

8$2

.11

$2.1

4$2

.18

$2.2

3$2

.28

$2.3

2$2

.38

$2.4

4$2

.50

$2.5

7$2

.57

Salin

e3

83$1

.44

$3.2

2$1

.86

$1.9

2$2

.02

$2.1

0$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.16

$2.2

1$2

.21

$2.2

1$2

.31

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.44

$2.5

0$2

.60

$2.7

5$2

.88

Scot

t3

5$1

.92

$2.7

5$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$2.0

2$2

.16

$2.3

1$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.51

$2.6

1$2

.72

$2.7

5$2

.75

$2.7

5$2

.75

$2.7

5$2

.75

Sew

ard

38

$1.9

2$3

.00

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

7$2

.06

$2.1

4$2

.23

$2.3

1$2

.36

$2.4

0$2

.44

$2.4

9$2

.65

$2.8

8$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0Sh

erid

an3

4$2

.02

$2.4

0$2

.02

$2.0

2$2

.02

$2.0

2$2

.04

$2.0

7$2

.09

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.19

$2.2

6$2

.33

$2.3

3$2

.33

$2.3

3$2

.33

Sher

man

313

$1.9

2$2

.50

$1.9

2$1

.95

$2.0

1$2

.09

$2.1

2$2

.12

$2.1

2$2

.17

$2.2

1$2

.21

$2.2

1$2

.21

$2.2

2$2

.24

$2.3

3$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.46

$2.4

6Sm

ith3

11$1

.42

$2.4

0$1

.42

$1.5

2$1

.82

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

4$1

.98

$2.0

8$2

.21

$2.2

3$2

.28

$2.3

7$2

.37

Staf

ford

34

$1.9

2$2

.50

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

6$1

.99

$2.0

3$2

.07

$2.1

5$2

.23

$2.3

2$2

.40

$2.4

3$2

.45

$2.4

8$2

.48

$2.4

8$2

.48

$2.4

8St

anto

n3

2$1

.54

$1.9

2$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.56

$1.6

2$1

.67

$1.7

3$1

.79

$1.8

5$1

.90

$1.9

0$1

.90

$1.9

0$1

.90

$1.9

0$1

.90

Stev

ens

32

$1.6

8$2

.26

$1.6

8$1

.68

$1.6

8$1

.68

$1.6

8$1

.68

$1.7

1$1

.80

$1.8

8$1

.97

$2.0

6$2

.14

$2.2

3$2

.23

$2.2

3$2

.23

$2.2

3$2

.23

$2.2

3Su

mne

r3

22$1

.44

$2.5

0$1

.47

$1.6

3$1

.65

$1.7

0$1

.78

$1.8

0$1

.85

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

3$1

.98

$2.0

3$2

.11

$2.1

3$2

.24

$2.3

5$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.49

Thom

as3

18$1

.92

$2.7

5$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$2.0

2$2

.16

$2.2

1$2

.26

$2.3

1$2

.31

$2.3

5$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.40

$2.4

0$2

.46

$2.7

5$2

.75

Treg

o3

3$1

.73

$2.5

0$1

.73

$1.7

3$1

.73

$1.7

3$1

.73

$1.8

0$1

.87

$1.9

4$2

.01

$2.0

8$2

.16

$2.2

5$2

.33

$2.4

2$2

.42

$2.4

2$2

.42

$2.4

2$2

.42

Wab

auns

ee3

9$1

.44

$2.4

0$1

.44

$1.4

4$1

.54

$1.6

3$1

.78

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.97

$2.0

2$2

.07

$2.1

2$2

.24

$2.3

6$2

.38

$2.3

8$2

.38

Wal

lace

32

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0$3

.00

$3.0

0W

ashi

ngto

n3

18$1

.44

$2.4

0$1

.44

$1.6

6$1

.72

$1.7

3$1

.80

$1.8

9$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.92

$1.9

2$1

.96

$2.0

2$2

.04

$2.1

3$2

.24

$2.4

0$2

.40

Wich

ita3

0W

ilson

310

$1.4

4$1

.97

$1.4

4$1

.45

$1.5

0$1

.54

$1.5

4$1

.57

$1.6

2$1

.63

$1.6

3$1

.63

$1.6

4$1

.75

$1.8

3$1

.83

$1.8

3$1

.83

$1.8

8$1

.96

$1.9

6W

oods

on3

3$1

.73

$2.7

5$1

.73

$1.7

3$1

.73

$1.7

3$1

.73

$1.8

7$2

.00

$2.1

3$2

.27

$2.4

0$2

.47

$2.5

4$2

.61

$2.6

8$2

.68

$2.6

8$2

.68

$2.6

8$2

.68

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ndix

7c, P

age

2

Coun

tyCo

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Area

Obs

Min

imum

Max

imum

Perc

entil

es


Appendix 8a – 8f Hourly Full-Time Rate Percentiles by Age Group, Cost Area and County for Centers


510

1520

2530

3540

4550

5560

6570

7580

8590

951

102

$3.3

8$6

.93

$4.3

3$4

.56

$4.8

1$4

.93

$5.0

7$5

.07

$5.1

5$5

.15

$5.2

3$5

.38

$5.6

1$5

.69

$5.7

2$5

.91

$5.9

2$6

.08

$6.2

1$6

.34

$6.6

02

142

$2.2

8$5

.93

$2.9

0$3

.21

$3.3

2$3

.38

$3.5

1$3

.63

$3.7

1$3

.80

$3.8

3$3

.88

$3.9

7$3

.99

$4.0

7$4

.22

$4.3

1$4

.39

$4.5

6$4

.71

$5.3

83

80$1

.86

$3.7

1$2

.03

$2.1

1$2

.15

$2.2

0$2

.23

$2.2

8$2

.36

$2.4

5$2

.47

$2.5

3$2

.53

$2.6

2$2

.70

$2.7

0$2

.79

$2.9

4$2

.98

$3.1

9$3

.29

Stat

ewid

e32

4$1

.86

$6.9

3$2

.20

$2.4

3$2

.53

$2.7

9$3

.05

$3.2

9$3

.46

$3.7

1$3

.83

$3.9

7$4

.20

$4.3

1$4

.56

$4.8

3$5

.09

$5.2

3$5

.63

$5.9

1$6

.18

510

1520

2530

3540

4550

5560

6570

7580

8590

951

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30

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31

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$3.2

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$3.3

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$3.6

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1520

2530

3540

4550

5560

6570

7580

8590

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30

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man

30

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.2

8$2

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$2.2

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$2.2

8$2

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$2.2

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30

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30

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34

$2.2

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$2.2

6$2

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$2.2

6$2

.26

$2.3

7$2

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$2.5

9$2

.70

$2.7

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$2.7

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$2.7

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$2.9

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30

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$2.5

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$2.7

9$2

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$2.9

0$2

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$2.9

5$2

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$2.9

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$3.0

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$3.0

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$2.5

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.3

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$2.4

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$2.4

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32

$2.1

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.3

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$2.4

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$2.4

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31

$2.7

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$2.7

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$2.7

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$2.7

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$2.7

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30

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$2.5

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$2.5

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30

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30

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31

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$2.5

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$2.5

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$2.2

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$2.2

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$2.2

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30

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34

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$2.6

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$2.2

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32

$2.6

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30

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30

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31

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31

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510

1520

2530

3540

4550

5560

6570

7580

8590

95

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son

111

2$3

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$7.0

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$5.2

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$5.7

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$2.5

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$2.5

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$2.7

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$3.1

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$3.6

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214

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$3.6

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$3.9

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$4.3

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$4.3

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$3.3

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$3.4

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$3.5

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23

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Appendix 9 Results of the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey


Results of the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey The following information represents the survey responses received from child care providers. In all, 1,031 surveys were included in the final sample. With the exception of the first question, Child Care Operational Status, which contains all provider responses, only providers who designated a provider type (Family Child Care or Child Care Center) are reported. While the highlights of the survey were included in the narrative of the report, this Appendix provides an opportunity to review each response in detail.

Child Care Operational Status Providers were asked the question “Are you currently providing child care?” Of the 1,031 respondents, 97.7% (1,007) answered they were providing child care and 2.3% (24) answered they were not providing child care.

The following reasons were provided as to why they were not currently providing child care:

• Business complications due to COVID-19 (8) • Personal reasons, such as retirement or health concerns (7) • Only operate in the summer (3) • Financial challenges (2) • Are a preschool program (2) • Lack of demand for child care in the community (1) • Chose not to answer (1)

Nonprofit or For-Profit Status Providers were asked the question “Are you a nonprofit or a for-profit program?” Of the 996 respondents, 28% (279) answered they were nonprofit and 72.0% (717) answered they were for-profit.

Nonprofit Programs

For-Profit Programs

Total Number Responding Child Care Center 62.1% 37.9% 256 Family Child Care 16.2% 83.8% 740

Age Categories as Defined by Providers Infant Age Description Providers were asked the question “What age do you consider to be an infant?” More than a hundred providers (15.3% or 138) indicated they did not provide care for infants. The majority of providers (45.8% or 414) consider an infant to be 0 months to 18 months, while 36.1% (326) consider an infant to be 0 months to 12 months. Just under 3.0% of providers (2.9% or 26) responded they considered an infant to be something other than previously described.

0 months- 12 months

0 months- 18 months

“Other” Description

Do Not Provide Care for Infants


Child Care Center 47.9% 3.8% 5.5% 42.9% 238 Family Child Care 31.8% 60.8% 2.0% 5.4% 666


Write-In Responses for “Other” Infant Description Included:

“Other” Responses for Infant Description


Child Care Center 0 months to walking (8) 0 months-15 months (1) 0 months-24 months (1)

10

Family Child Care 0 months-24 months (3) 0 months to walking (2) 0 months-6 months (1)

0 months-15 months (1) 0 months-30 months (1)

8

Toddler Age Description Providers were asked the question “What age do you consider to be a toddler?” Seventy-six providers (8.4%) indicated they did not provide care for toddlers. The majority of providers (33.1% or 299) consider a toddler to be 18 months to 36 months, while 20.6% (186) consider a toddler to be 12 months to 36 months, 16.6% (150) consider a toddler to be 12 months to 30 months, and 14.8% (134) consider a toddler to be 18 months to 30 months. More than 6.0% of providers (6.5% or 59) responded they considered a toddler to be something other than previously described.

12 months- 30 months





Do Not Provide Care for Toddlers

Total

Number Responding

Child Care Center

24.8% 26.9% 3.8% 4.6% 9.7% 30.3% 238

Family Child Care

13.7% 18.3% 18.8% 43.2% 5.4% 0.6% 666

Write-In Responses for “Other” Toddler Description Included:

“Other” Responses for Toddler Description


Child Care Center 12 months-24 months (6) 12+ months and walking (3)

12 months-30 months and walking (2) 12 months-36 months and walking (2)

12 months-23 months (1) 12 months-30 months and potty trained (1)

12 months-36 months (1) 15 months-30 months (1) 15 months-36 months (1) 24 months-36 months (1)

24 months-4 years (1) 30 months-68 months (1) Walking to 30 months (1)

22


Family Child Care 18 months-5 years (14) 18 months-4 years (4)

12 months-24 months (3) 24 months-36 months (3)

24 months-5 years (2) 0 months-4 years (1)

6 months-36 months (1) 12 months-17 months (1) 13 months-24 months (1) 15 months-36 months (1)

18 months and potty trained (1) 24 months-4 years (1)

Walking and eating regular food (1)

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Preschool Age Description Providers were asked the question “What age do you consider to be a preschooler?” Just over 3.0% (3.3% or 30) indicated they did not provide care for preschool age children.

Overall, providers reported the following definitions of a preschooler:

• 36 months to kindergarten enrollment (31.3% or 283) • 30 months to kindergarten enrollment (23.7% or 214) • 36 months-72 months (14.5% or 131) • 36 months-60 months (13.3% or 120) • 30 months-60 months (9.8% or 89)

Just over 4.0% of providers (4.1% or 37) responded they considered a preschooler to be something other than previously described.



30 months-

kinder-garten

enrollment

36 months-60 months

36 months-

kinder-garten

enrollment


Do Not Provide Care for

Pre-schoolers

Total Number

Responding

Child Care Center

12.6% 9.7% 26.9% 9.2% 29.8% 3.8% 8.0% 238

Family Child Care

8.9% 16.2% 22.5% 14.7% 31.8% 4.2% 1.7% 666

Write-In Responses for “Other” Preschool Description Included:

“Other” Responses for Preschooler Description


Child Care Center 30 months-4 years (2) 48 months-Kindergarten (2)

30 months-68 months (1) 36 months-4 years (1)

36 months-Kindergarten (1) When enrolled in Preschool (1)

8

Family Child Care 4 years (4) 4 years-Kindergarten (3)

18 months-5 years (2) 24 months-Kindergarten (2)

27


18 months-Kindergarten (1) 24 months-4 years (1)

24 months-59 months (1) 24 months-5 years (1)

25 months-Kindergarten (1) 30 months-4 years (1)

36 months (1) 36 months-59 months (1)

36 months-Kindergarten (1) 4 years-5 years (1) 4 years-6 years (1)

4 years-71 months (1) Potty trained-5 years (1) Up to Kindergarten (1)

Determined by development, not age (1) When enrolled in Preschool (1)

Part-time and Full-time Designation as Defined by Providers Part-time Description Providers were asked the question “In your facility, how many hours per week defines part-time?” Just under 15.0% of providers (14.9% or 126) responded they do not provide care for children who attend part-time.

Overall, providers reported the following definitions of part-time enrollment:

• 35 hours or less (3.2% or 27) • 30 hours or less (7.9% or 67) • 25 hours or less (15.2% or 128) • 20 hours or less (15.9% or 134) • 15 hours or less (4.9% or 41)

Over a quarter of providers (26.1% or 220) reported they charge the full-time rate regardless of hours. Twelve percent (12.0% or 101) responded their definition of part-time was not captured in the response options.

35 hours or less

30 hours or

less

25 hours or

less

20 hours or

less

15 hours or

less

Charge Full-time

Rate Regard-

less

“Other” Descrip-

tion

Do Not Provide

Part-time Care

Total

Number Respond-

ing Child Care Center

3.9% 7.5% 14.0% 9.6% 7.2% 20.6% 22.8% 14.4% 228

Family Child Care

2.9% 8.1% 15.5% 18.2% 4.1% 28.1% 15.1% 8.0% 616


Write-In Responses for “Other” Part-time Description Included:

“Other” Responses for Part-time Description


Child Care Center 3 days/week or less (8) 4 days/week or less (7)

Preschool hours (3) 2.5 hours/day or less (1) 5 hours/day or less (1)

12 hours/week or less (1) 12.5 hours/week or less (1) 22 hours/week or less (1) 27 hours/week or less (1)

3 days/week or less, or half days (1) 2 days/week (after school) (1)

Varies based on need (1) Everyone who attends is part-time (1)

28

Family Child Care 3 days/week or less (10) 4 days/week or less (5) 2 days/week or less (4)

Before and/or after school (3) Determination is based on need (2) 4 days/week or less, or half days (1)

3 days/week or less, or less than 3 hours/day (1) 4 hours/day or less (1)

10 hours/week or less (1) 24 hours/week or less (1) 37 hours/week or less (1) 39 hours/week or less (1)

After school (1) When the child is served one meal/day (1)

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Full-time Description Providers were asked the question “In your facility, how many hours per week defines full-time?” Less than 2.0% of providers (1.4% or 12) responded they do not provide care for children who attend full-time.

Overall, providers reported the following definitions of full-time enrollment:

• 20 hours or more (8.9% or 75) • 25 hours or more (11.0% or 93) • 30 hours or more (8.9% or 75) • 35 hours or more (7.0% or 59) • 40 hours or more (15.4% or 130)

Over a third of providers (37.5% or 316) reported they charge the full-time rate regardless of hours. Just under ten percent (9.9% or 83) responded their definition of full-time was not captured in the response options.


20 hours or more

25 hours or

more

30 hours or

more

35 hours or

more

40 hours or

more

Charge Full-time

Rate Regard-

less

“Other” Descrip-

tion

Do Not Provide

Full-time Care

Total

Number Respond-

ing Child Care Center

5.3% 10.6% 7.0% 7.5% 8.8% 34.8% 21.1% 4.8% 227

Family Child Care

10.2% 11.2% 9.6% 6.8% 17.9% 38.5% 5.7% 0.2% 616

Write-In Responses for “Other” Full-time Description Included:

“Other” Responses for Full-time Description


Child Care Center 4 days/week or more (8) 5 days/week (7)

26 hours/week or more (2) 28 hours/week or more (1)

2-3 days/week (1) 10 hours/day (1)

15 hours/week or more (Preschool only) (1) 16 hours/week or more (1) 18 hours/week or more (1)

37.5 hours/week or more (1) Full-time is not defined by hours (1) Full-time varies based on need (1)

26

Family Child Care 5 days/week or more (10) 3 days/week or more (5) 4 days/week or more (5)

15 hours/week or more (1) 26 hours/week or more (1) 38 hours/week or more (1) 50 hours/week or more (1)

31 hours-40 hours (1) Before and after school (1)

When the child is served more than one meal/day (1)

27

Family Payment Options Description of Payment Options Providers were asked multiple questions regarding the options for parent payment, including monthly, weekly, daily, and hourly rates.

Overall, providers responded with the following: 35.3% (298/845) offer full-time or part-time monthly rates; 74.5% (629/844) offer full-time or part-time weekly rates; 45.9% (387/843) offer a daily rate; and 12.4% (104/844) offer an hourly rate.

Providers were allowed to choose all methods of billing that applied to their facility.


Charge a Standard MONTHLY Rate

Charge a Standard WEEKLY Rate

Charge a Standard DAILY Rate

Charge a Standard HOURLY Rate

Child Care Center 38.6% (88) 59.9% (136) 30.4% (69) 9.7% (22)

Family Child Care 34.0% (210) 79.9% (493) 51.6% (318) 13.5% (83)

Note: The percentage responding “Yes” to the question divided by the number of Child Care Centers (n=227) and Family Child Care Providers (n=617).

Alternative Hour Care Alternative Hour Care Provided Providers were asked the question “Do you provide alternate hour care?” Overall, the number who responded “Yes” was 7.4% (123/836).

Provide Alternative Hour Care

Do Not Provide Alternative Hour Care


Child Care Center 9.4% 90.6% 224

Family Child Care 16.7% 83.3% 612

Types of Alternative Care Provided Providers who responded “Yes” to providing alternative hour care were asked the question, “What types of alternate hour care do you provide?”

Overall, respondents provided the following types of alternative care. (Respondents were asked to choose all that apply and were only asked the question if the response to the question “Do you provide alternative hour care was “Yes”.)

• Before and/or after school (77.2% or 95) • School days out (69.9% or 86) • Drop-in care (68.3% or 84) • Early morning (49.6% or 61) • Evening (30.9% or 38) • Weekend (22.8% or 28) • Any time aside from my regular hours (17.9% or 22) • Overnight (8.1% or 10)

Child Care Center

Family Child Care Before and/or after school 85.7% (18) 75.5% (77)

School days out 42.9% (9) 75.5% (77)

Drop-in care 52.4% (11) 71.6% (73)

Early morning 19.0% (4) 55.9% (57)

Evening 23.8% (5) 32.4%% (33)

Weekend 14.3% (3) 24.5% (25)

Any time aside from my regular hours 4.8% (1) 20.6% (21)

Overnight 4.8% (1) 8.8% (9)


In addition to the above responses, 11.4% (14) of providers chose to write-in their definition of alternative hour care they provide.

“Other” Responses for Alternative Hour Care


Child Care Center 7 days/week (1) School age summer camp (1)

2

Family Child Care Provide care as needed (3) During teacher conferences (1)

Emergency care (1) Early care at 6:30 am (1)

Full-time care for school age remote learners (1) Overtime care (1)

4 am-4 pm (1) 6 am-10 pm (1)

6:30 am-8 pm (1)

11

Alternative Rates Charged Providers who responded “Yes” to providing alternative hour care were asked the question, “Do you charge a different rate for these hours?” and “What do you charge for these hours?” Of the one hundred and twenty-three (123) providers who responded, 43 providers (35.0%) reported “Yes,” they charge different rates, and 80 providers (65.0%) reported “No,” they do not charge different rates.

Charge the Same Rate for Alternative Hour Care

Charge a Different Rate for Alternative Hour Care


Child Care Center

42.9% 57.1% 21

Family Child Care

33.3% 66.7% 102

Providers who indicated they charged a different rate for child care were asked to report their rates for alternate hour care. Providers who reported both standard and alternative hour rates on the survey were analyzed for rate differences between age groups. All rates were converted into hourly rates, which are represented below.

Rates should be interpreted with caution due to the low number of providers who charge a different alternative hour rate, the low number of providers who reported both a standard and alternative hour rate, and the inability to independently verify accuracy of rates in regard to alternative hour care.

All rates were converted into average hourly rates, which are represented below.

Standard Hourly Rate Reported

Alternative Hourly Rate Reported


Infant

$2.86 $9.65 49

Toddler

$2.67 $7.58 59

Preschool

$2.73 $7.14 62

School Age

$2.21 $6.92 54


Note: Child Care Center Providers and Family Child Care Providers are aggregated above due to the small number of providers participating.

Program Participation Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Participation Providers were asked the question “Do you participate in the CACFP?” Overall, the number who responded “Yes” was 64.5% (528) and the number who responded “No” was 35.5% (291).

Yes

No

Total Number Responding Child Care Center 47.7% 52.3% 222


National Accreditation Providers were asked the question “Are you nationally accredited?” Overall, the number who responded “Yes” was 13.0% (106) and the number who responded “No” was 87.0% (712).

Yes

No



Participation in and Experiences with the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Knowledge of the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Providers were asked the question “Do you know about the child care subsidy program through DCF?” Overall, the number who responded “Yes” was 84.1% (691) and the number who responded “No” was 15.9% (131).

Yes

No



Providers who answered “No” to the above question were not asked any additional questions about the DCF subsidy program. Only providers who answered they knew about the program were asked additional questions, which are outlined in the rest of this section.


Participation in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Providers were asked the question “Do you participate in the child care subsidy program through DCF?” Overall, the number who responded “Yes” was 67.4% (467) and the number who responded “No” was 32.6% (226).

Yes

No



Providers who Responded “No” to Participation in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Providers who indicated they did not participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the question “Please tell us why you do not participate in the child care subsidy program through DCF?” Providers were able to choose multiple selections from a list and an “Other” option was available for comments that were not represented by the option choices.

Overall, providers cited the following reasons for not participating in the program:

• Private pay families keep the child care full (40.7% or 92) • Families never ask for it (32.3% or 73) • It does not meet my lifestyle/business needs (22.6% or 51) • Signing up is not a priority at this time (22.6% or 51) • I have lost money in the past (15.9% or 36) • Past conflicts with families receiving the subsidy (13.3% or 30) • There are too many requirements (11.9% or 27) • I would lose money (8.4% or 19) • Other providers have told me it’s not a good program for providers (6.6% or 15) • My child care facility was denied participation (5.8% or 13) • I have not completed the in-service requirements (5.3% or 12) • The paperwork is too difficult (4.9% or 11) • My program serves a special population (3.5% or 8) • Past conflicts with DCF staff (2.7% or 6) • I did not know this program was available (0.9% or 2) • I do not know how to get started or who to contact (0.9% or 2)

Child Care Center

Family Child Care Private pay families keep the child care full 19.0% (8) 45.7% (84)

Families never ask for it 31.0% (13) 32.6% (60)

It does not meet my lifestyle/business needs 21.4% (9) 22.8% (42)

Signing up is not a priority at this time 23.8% (10) 22.3% (41)

I have lost money in the past 11.9% (5) 16.8% (31)

Past conflicts with families receiving the subsidy 4.8% (2) 15.2% (28)

There are too many requirements 2.4% (1) 14.1% (26)


I would lose money

11.9% (5) 7.6% (14)

Other providers have told me it’s not a good program for providers

2.4% (1) 7.6% (14)

My child care facility was denied participation

14.3% (6) 3.8% (7)

I have not completed the in-service requirements

0.0% (0) 6.5% (12)

The paperwork is too difficult

4.8% (2) 4.9% (9)

My program serves a special population

4.8% (2) 3.3% (6)

Past conflicts with DCF staff

2.4% (1) 2.7% (5)

I did not know this program was available

2.4% (1) 0.5% (1)

I do not know how to get started or who to contact

0.0% (0) 1.1% (2)

In addition to the above responses, 8.8% (20) of providers chose to write-in their reason(s) for not participating in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program.

“Other” Responses for Not Participating


Child Care Center Denied participation (1) Failed to renew (1)

Lost our contract and can’t figure out the website to reapply (1) No families have asked for it (1)

Owe money to DCF (1) Prefer private-pay clients (1)

Run a therapeutic preschool (1) Stay full without it (1)

8

Family Child Care Not interested in participation (3) Currently trying to contract (2)

Denied participation (1) Families do not qualify (1)

Families on subsidy have to be treated differently (1) Lost money/Other providers discouraged me (1)

Past participation required litigation (1) Prefer to no longer contract (1)

Stay full without it (1)

12

Providers Who Discontinued Participation in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Providers who indicated they did not participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the open-ended question “If you previously participated in the child care subsidy program through DCF, but no longer participate, please share why you discontinued your program participation?” Eighty-three (83) providers answered the question, and a thematic analysis was conducted on the responses.


Reasons for Discontinued Subsidy Participation


Child Care Center I was denied participation (3) Families don’t need it/ask for it (2) Previous negative experience (2)

Board chose to discontinue the program (1) Concerns from philosophical/political viewpoint (1)

DCF staff were not helpful (1) Have not reapplied (1)

Utilize TANF funds instead (1) We lose money (1)

13

Family Child Care Families don’t need it/ask for it (28) Difficulty collecting the balance from parents (14)

DCF staff were not helpful (8) Eligibility is too difficult (8)

Staying in compliance is too difficult (5) Challenges working with parents (2)

“Change of jobs” (1) Concerns from philosophical/political viewpoint (1)

Families don’t benefit enough (1) Have not reapplied (1)

We lose money (1)

70

Payment Practices For Children Who Are and Are Not on DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Providers who indicated they did participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the following question. “Which of the following scenarios best reflects your current policies?”

Nearly ninety percent (89.3% or 416) of providers responded they “charge families on the subsidy the same amount as private pay families” and 7.9% (37) providers responded “on average, they charge families who receive the DCF subsidy less than private pay families”. There were no (0.0%) providers who responded “on average, families who receive the DCF subsidy pay more than private-pay families”.

Families Pay the Same Regardless of Subsidy Status

Private-pay Families Pay

More, on Average

Families Receiving the Subsidy Pay

More, on Average



Child Care Center 82.1% 11.7% 0.0% 6.2% 145

Family Child Care 92.5% 6.2% 0.0% 1.2% 321


In addition to the above responses, thirteen (2.8%) providers chose to provide a more thorough explanation of their payment policies by using the write-in or “Other” option.



Child Care Center Facility accepts the subsidy amount and does not charge the difference (2)

Families on DCF assistance pay the difference, but children in foster care do not. (1)

Families on DCF assistance and those on free/reduced lunch receive a discounted rate (1)

Families on DCF assistance receive a 10.0% discount (1) Families on DCF assistance receive a 20.0% discount (1)

Fees are based on a sliding scale (1) Only serve families who qualify for DCF assistance (1)

Scholarships are offered to all eligible families (1)

9

Family Child Care Facility accepts the subsidy amount and does not charge the difference (2)

Do not have any families on DCF assistance (1) Families on DCF assistance pay their family share (1)

4

Determining Fees for Families on the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program Providers who indicated they did participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the following question. “How do you determine how much to charge families receiving child care assistance for child care?” Four hundred and nine (409) providers answered the question and a thematic analysis was conducted on the responses. Nearly three-fourths (73.1%) of providers reported that families receiving assistance through DCF were treated the same as private pay families.



Child Care Center All families pay the same amount (84) We charge based on DCF allowable rates (5)

Another entity sets our rates (4) We charge based on family income (3)

We charge only the family share (3) Families on DCF assistance receive a 10.0% discount (3)

Payment is calculated according to family share (2) Families on DCF assistance receive a 15.0% discount (1) Families on DCF assistance receive a 20.0% discount (1)

Families receiving subsidy pay a flat rate (1) Fees are based on relationship to the university (1)

Our contract determines the rate (1) Rate is determined by the child’s age (1)

We charge “company rates” (1) We charge according to age and days in attendance (1)

We charge according to divine direction (1) We charge based on a sliding scale (1)

We charge based on what it costs to cover cost of care (1) We charge daily rates (1)

We charge hourly rates (1)

122


We charge the market rate (1) We charge monthly rates (1)

We charge per “the approved plan” (1) We provide scholarships based on need (1)

We offer discounts based on free/reduced lunch status (1) Family Child Care All families pay the same amount (215)

We charge the market rate (11) We charge based on DCF allowable rates (8)

We charge hourly rates (8) Age of child determines rate (6)

We base charges on what the family says they can pay (5) We charge a weekly rate (4)

We charge only the family share (4) We charge based on what it costs to cover cost of care (3)

Our contract determines the rate (3) Fees are based on full or part-time attendance (3)

We charge based on services provided and age of child (2) Families on DCF assistance receive a discount (1)

Families on DCF assistance are charged “slightly less” (1) Families receiving subsidy pay a flat rate (1)

Families with multiple children receive a discount (1) We charge based on family income (1)

We charge full-time rates only (1) Comment unrelated/unable to be categorized (9)

287

DCF Child Care Subsidy Program - Challenges Experienced Providers who indicated they did participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the following question. “Have you experienced any challenges because you are a participant in the child care assistance program through DCF?” Three hundred and thirteen providers (313 or 67.0%) reported “No”, they had not experienced any challenges while 154 (33.0%) providers responded “Yes”, they had experienced challenges.

Yes

No



DCF Child Care Subsidy Program - Challenges Defined Providers who indicated they did experience challenges as part of a participant in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the following question. “Please tell us the challenges you’ve experienced as a participant in the child care assistance program through DCF.” One hundred and fifty-three (153) providers responded.

Providers were able to choose multiple selections from a list and providers were able to choose more than one option.


Overall, providers cited the following reasons for not participating in the program:

• Difficulty collecting the balance from parents (77.1% or 118) • Parents do not want to pay the family share required after their DCF payment is calculated

(65.4% or 100) • DCF payment rate needs to be increased (59.5% or 91) • Families fail to reapply on time (41.2% or 63) • There is a lack of communication between DCF and me (30.1% or 46) • Parents have difficulty accessing assistance at DCF (26.8% or 41) • The amount families have to pay (family share) is too high (24.2% or 37) • Concerns over paperwork required (24.2% or 37) • I lose money accepting the subsidy (19.6% or 30) • Technology errors in the DCF system have caused concerns (19.6% or 30) • Additional hours of training required (16.3% or 25) • Scheduling payments is difficult (13.1% or 20) • DCF website is down frequently/unpredictable (12.4% or 19)

Child Care Center

Family Child Care Difficulty collecting the balance from parents 78.4% (40) 76.5% (78)

Parents do not want to pay the family share required after their DCF payment is calculated

72.5% (37) 61.8% (63)

DCF payment rate needs to be increased 58.8% (30) 59.8% (61)

Families fail to reapply on time 37.3% (19) 43.1% (44)

There is a lack of communication between DCF and me 27.5% (14) 31.4% (32)

Parents have difficulty accessing assistance at DCF 35.3% (18) 22.5% (23)

The amount families have to pay (family share) is too high 27.5% (14) 22.5% (23)

Concerns over paperwork required 13.7% (7) 29.4% (30)

I lose money accepting the subsidy 21.6% (11) 18.6% (19)

Technology errors in the DCF system have caused concerns 33.3% (17) 12.7% (13)

Additional hours of training required 11.8% (6) 18.6% (19)

Scheduling payments is difficult 13.7% (7) 12.7% (13)

DCF website is down frequently/unpredictable 21.6% (11) 7.8% (8)

DCF Child Care Subsidy Program - Information shared Providers who indicated they did participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the following question. “Do you share information you receive about the child care subsidy program from DCF with families?” Two hundred and seventy providers (270 or 57.8%) reported “Yes”, they do share information with families, while 71 (15.2%) providers responded “No”, they do not share information with families, and 126 (27.0%) report they do not receive information from DCF.


Yes, Information is Shared

No, Information is Not Shared

Information is Not Received


Child Care Center 64.4% 6.8% 28.8% 146 Family Child Care 54.8% 19.0% 26.2% 321

DCF Child Care Subsidy Program - Regular Communication Providers who indicated they did participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the following question. “Would you like to receive regular notifications from DCF?” Three hundred and twenty-seven providers (327 or 69.7%) reported “Yes”, they would like regular notifications and 142 (30.3%) providers responded “No”, they would not like regular notifications from DCF.

Yes

No


Child Care Center 77.4% 22.6% 146 Family Child Care 66.3% 33.7% 323

DCF Child Care Subsidy Program - Communication Preferences Providers who indicated they would like regular notifications from DCF were asked the following question. “How would you like to be notified?” (Providers were able to choose multiple options.) Two hundred and seventy-seven providers (277 or 84.7%) reported they would like to be notified via email, 110 providers (33.6%) would like to be notified via mail, 60 (18.3%) would like to be notified via text message, and 21 (6.4%) would like to be notified via phone call. Three Child Care Center providers and three Family Child Care Providers chose to write in an “Other” communication method. Four of the responses were email addresses, one Child Care Center provider wrote in “Webinar, Social Media” as a method and one Family Child Care Providers wrote in “None” as a method.

Child Care Center

Family Child Care

Email 90.3% (102) 81.8% (175)

Mail 28.3% (32) 36.4% (78)

Text message 4.4% (5) 25.7% (55)

Phone call 4.4% (5) 7.5% (16)

DCF Child Care Subsidy Program - Types of Information Requested Providers who indicated they would like regular notifications from DCF were asked the following question. “What types of information would you like to receive from DCF?” Three hundred and twenty-six (326) providers responded.

Providers were able to choose multiple selections from a list and providers were able to choose more than one option.

Overall, providers requested the following types of information from DCF:

• Grants/Other programs available for providers (91.4% or 298)


• Rate changes (83.4% or 272) • Program eligibility changes (82.8% or 270) • Information about changes in status for specific families (82.2% or 268) • Provider spotlights (40.2% or 131)

Child Care Center

Family Child Care Grants/Other programs available for providers 93.8% (105) 90.2% (193)

Rate changes 81.3% (91) 84.6% (181)

Program eligibility changes 85.7% (96) 81.3% (174)

Information about changes in status for specific families 81.3% (91) 82.7% (177)

Provider spotlights 42.9% (48) 38.8% (83)

Four (4) Child Care Center providers and six (6) Family Child Care Providers utilized the “Other” option for this question. Their responses are below.

Information Requested from DCF


Child Care Center Family specific information (2) Centralized account for EBTedge (1)

Monthly updates (1)

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Family Child Care Any relevant resources (4) Family specific information (2)

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DCF Child Care Subsidy Program - Recommendations for Enhanced Experience Providers who indicated they did participate in the DCF Child Care Subsidy Program were asked the following question. “Is there anything that DCF can do to make your experience more provider friendly?” One hundred and fifty-four providers (154) chose to write-in their suggestions. A thematic analysis was completed on the responses and the results are below.

Suggestions for Enhanced DCF Experience


Child Care Center Difficulty using the electronic payment system (8) Experience with DCF has been good/great (8)

Information about the family when payments are transferred to ensure correct allocation (7)

Contact providers when a child's eligibility changes/is changing (4) Difficulty contacting a "live person" when calling (3)

Allow correspondence via email as "live" phone coverage is difficult (2) Host EBT information/parenting/budgeting classes for parents (2)

Increase access to families and increase rates (2) Increased communication (2)

Provide accurate information to families (2) Assign providers one point of contact for all questions (1)

Assist parents with subsidy for school-age remote learners due to COVID (1) Assist with the collection of overdue payment (1)

Calculate the subsidy based on hours of care, not hours worked by family (1)

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DCF staff are not helpful/friendly (1) Difficulty understanding part-time payment calculations (1)

Make payments more equitable between providers (1) Transfer money directly to providers (1)

Update the payment system to provide child specific information (1) Update the payment system to provide child specific information and help us

keep track of payments (1) Family Child Care Contact providers when a child's eligibility changes/is changing (18)

Experience with DCF has been good/great (18) Assist providers in receiving payment (6)

Increased communication (6) DCF staff are not helpful/friendly (4)

Difficulty contacting a "live person" when calling (3) Provide accurate information to families (3)

Assist parents with subsidy for school-age remote learners due to COVID (2) Host EBT information/parenting/budgeting classes for parents (2)

Increase child care rates (2) Provide encouragement/affirmations to providers (2)

Reduce paperwork (2) Transfer money directly to providers (2)

Allow classes to be taken via a paper booklet/form instead of online (1) Allow correspondence via email as "live" phone coverage is difficult (1)

More time to complete paperwork. DCF staff are not helpful/friendly. (1) Assign providers one point of contact for all questions (1)

Assist with the collection of overdue payment (1) Change payment system to account for situations such as longer months and

late pickups (1) Contact providers when a child's eligibility changes/is changing. Delay in

receiving payment (1) Contact providers when a child's eligibility changes/is changing. Faster

notification (1) Decrease number of payments required to ease recordkeeping burden (1)

Decrease processing time for provider paperwork (1) Decrease the time between the payment request and the receipt of

payment (1) Delay in receiving payment (1)

Difficulty using the electronic payment system (1) Difficulty using the electronic payment system. Contact providers when a

child's eligibility changes/is changing. (1) Easier enrollment process. Updates when parents pay. (1)

Families who qualify are not being allowed to receive the subsidy (1) Family share on family forms are often incorrect (1)

I am unsure as I haven't had any families on assistance (1) Improve processes for children in foster care (1)

Information about the family when payments are transferred to ensure correct allocation (1)

Make fees equitable between private pay and families who receive assistance (1)

Make payments more equitable between providers (1) Monitor parents to decrease excessive use of child care (1)

Process payments correctly (1) Provide accurate information to families. Pay more similarly to foster care

contractors. (1)

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Provide free POS machines (1) Provide incentives for working parents (1)

Provide subsidy when a parent is looking for work (1) Requirements and/or paperwork is excessive (1)

The application process is too difficult (1) Time to obtain payment can be complicated and/or lengthy (1)

Comment unrelated/unable to be categorized (3)

Additional Fees/Funding Discounts offered Providers were asked “Please indicate if you offer any of the following discounts by checking the corresponding boxes.” Four hundred and twelve (412) providers responded. Providers were able to choose multiple selections from the list of options. Overall, providers reported offering the following discounts:

• Multiple child discounts (70.1% or 289) • Employee discounts (31.8% or 131) • Scholarships (11.9% or 49) • Discounts for families based on income (8.7% or 36) • Discounts for families who qualify for the child care subsidy (7.8% or 32)

Child Care Center

Family Child Care

Multiple child discounts 60.8% (107) 77.1% (182)

Employee discounts 64.8% (114) 7.2% (17)

Scholarships 22.7% (40) 3.8% (9)

Discounts for families based on income 13.1% (23) 5.5% (13)

Discounts for families who qualify for the child care subsidy

8.5% (15) 7.2% (17)


Sixty-seven (67 or 16.3%) providers utilized the “Other” option for this question. Their responses are below.

“Other” Discounts Offered


Child Care Center None offered (5) Cost varies by family need (2)

Military discounts (2) No cost for low income families (2)

5% discount if pay monthly (1) Church member discounts (1) College student discounts (1)

Discounts are provided "randomly" (1) Discounts offered to friends and church members (1)

Discounts offered when multiple children are enrolled at once (1) Discounts to employees of the larger corporation (1)

Employee discount (based on years served) (1) Employee discount (Full-time only) (1)

Free preschool through a grant (1) Limited scholarships (1)

Military and Alumni discounts (1) Military and Employee Discounts (of the larger organization) (1)

Military and First Responder discounts (1) Military/Health Care/Teacher discounts (1)

Raising Riley/Military discount (1) Sibling discounts for infants only (1)

Teacher/Student discounts (1) Comment unrelated/unable to be categorized (1)

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Family Child Care None offered (21) Discounts to family members (3)

Military discounts (2) $10 discount if attends a full week (1)

Child care restricted to internal group (1) Cost varies by family need (1) COVID pandemic discount (1)

Discount offered only for the second child (1) Do not charge to hold a spot when a child only attends during the

school year (1) Enrollment fees discounted if enrolling multiple children (1)

Family rates are "grandfathered" in (1) One week free each year the family has children in care (1)

Comment unrelated/unable to be categorized (2)

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Additional Funding Received Providers were asked the following question. “Aside from parent and/or DCF payments, have you received any additional funding?” Three hundred and fifty providers (350 or 43.2%) reported “Yes,” they have received additional funding and 461 (56.8%) providers responded “No”, they have not received any additional funding.


Yes No




Additional Funding Received Providers who responded they did receive additional funding were asked to respond to the following statement. “Please indicate any additional funding you’ve received in the past 12 months to offset the cost of providing child care.” Three hundred and fifty (350) providers responded. Providers were able to choose multiple selections from the list of options. Overall, providers reported receiving the following sources of funding:

• COVID/Pandemic Related (87.4% or 306) • Early Childhood Block Grant (8.0% or 28) • Early Head Start (4.6% or 16) • United Way (4.6% or 16) • Links to Quality (3.7% or 13) • Strengthening Families (3.1% or 11) • Head Start (2.9% or 10) • Step It Up (1.4% or 5)

Child Care Center

Family Child Care COVID/Pandemic Related 77.5% (79) 91.5% (227)

Early Childhood Block Grant 14.7% (15) 5.2% (13)

Early Head Start 12.7% (13) 1.2% (3)

United Way 15.7% (16) 0.0% (0)

Links to Quality 3.9% (4) 3.6% (9)

Strengthening Families 2.9% (3) 3.2% (8)

Head Start 9.8% (10) 0.0% (0)

Step It Up 2.0% (2) 1.2% (3)


Sixty-nine (19.7%) providers utilized the “Other” option for this question. Their responses are below.

“Other” Sources of Funding Received


Child Care Center Donations (4) Church Funding (3)

CACFP (2) Child Care Aware (Military Assistance) (2)

Foundations (2) Grant(s) - Unnamed source (2)

Raising Riley (2) Billable Services through Insurance (1)

CCAMPIS (1) Child Care Action Lab (1)

Churches/Friends/Fundraisers (1) Cornerstone (1) Fundraiser (1)

KAW Nation (1) KVC (1)

Local, state, and federal grants. Private donations. (1) Military Subsidy (1)

Mobilizing Literacy. Heroes Grant Fund. (1) Pilot and At Risk Preschool Grants (1)

PPP Loan (1) Start Young Grant. Healthy Kid Bright Futures Grant. (1)

Supply and Sustainability Grant (1) Tribal Donations (1)

United Way (1) University Support (1)

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Family Child Care CACFP (8) Grant(s) - Unnamed source (4)

Hero Relief Grant (3) CCQI (2)

Child Care Aware (undisclosed program) (2) Grants - other COVID related (2)

KVC (2) CARES Act (1)

Child Care Aware (Quality Initiative Project) (1) Child Care Aware (Training Grant) (1)

Child Care Links (1) Day Care Connection (1) Family Conservancy (1)

HCC (1) Learning Together. CCQI. (1)

Nutrition Plus Food Program (1) Positive Bright Start. Success by 6. (1)

Raising Riley (1)

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Additional Fees Charged Providers were asked the following question. “Do you charge your families additional fees?” Eight hundred and twelve (812) providers responded. Of those, 275 (39.9%) reported “Yes,” they charge additional fees and 537 (66.1%) providers responded “No”, they do not charge additional fees.

Yes No Total Number Responding



Types of Fees Charged Providers who responded they did charge additional fees were asked to respond to the following statement. “Please indicate which of the following fees you charge.” Two hundred and seventy-four (274) providers responded. Providers were able to choose multiple selections from a list and providers were able to choose more than one option.

Overall, providers reported charging the following fees:

• Late pickup (78.5% or 215) • Late payment (70.4% or 193) • Enrollment/Registration (65.7% or 180) • Early drop-off (21.5% or 59) • Activity (18.6% or 51) • Supply (11.3% or 31) • Credit card processing (6.9% or 19) • Transportation (6.6% or 18) • Curriculum (2.9% or 8)

Child Care Center

Family Child Care Late pick-up 71.5% (98) 85.4% (117)

Late payment 56.2% (77) 84.7% (116)

Enrollment/Registration 81.0% (111) 50.4% (69)

Early drop-off 7.3% (10) 35.8% (49)

Activity 25.5% (35) 11.7% (16)

Supply 13.9% (19) 8.8% (12)

Credit card processing 10.2% (14) 3.6% (5)

Transportation 6.6% (9) 6.6% (9)

Curriculum 4.4% (6) 1.5% (2)


Twenty-four (4.4%) providers utilized the “Other” option for this question. Their responses are below.

“Other” Fees Charged


Child Care Center Field Trip (4) Application (2)

Application. Insufficient Funds. (1) Art (1)

Book (1) Breakfast (1)

Insufficient Funds (1) Lunch (1) Meal (1) Milk (1)

“No School Days” (1) Technology (1)

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Family Child Care Insufficient Funds (3) Application (1)

Car Seat (1) Overtime (1)

Snack (1) Spot Reservation (1)

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Providers who responded they did charge additional fees were asked “Explain why the fee is charged and who is required to pay the fee (school age children, new families, all families who receive DCF assistance, families who do not receive DCF assistance). Two hundred and forty-four (244) providers responded. One hundred and twenty-three (123) Child Care Center providers responded and 121 Family Child Care Providers responded.

The purpose of fees were self-explanatory, i.e. Late Pick-Up fees were charged to families who arrived late to pick-up their children and Credit Card fees were charged to families who chose to use a credit card.

There were some slight differences, however, in a few of the fees. Activity fees varied by age group, with the older ages more likely to pay an Activity fee. Additionally, some Registration fees were charged each year while others were only charged once upon initial admission. One provider charged her preschool-age families a technology fee for iPad usage.

With the exception of Late Payment fees, there were no differences noted between families who were receiving DCF assistance and those not on DCF assistance. Some providers allow families who receive the child care subsidy more time to pay the family share than private pay families.

Operational costs and wages, which were also collected on the 2020 Child Care Market Analysis Survey, are described in the supplemental report titled 2020 Kansas Narrow Cost Analysis: Supplement to the Child Care Market Analysis.


Appendix 10 Survey Instrument

2020 Kansas Child Care Market Analysis Final Report

Documents

Transcript of 2020 Kansas Child Care Market Analysis Final Report