This Brochure Provides Information About: The requirements that State-regulated family child care homes and child care centers must meet, your rights and responsibilities as the parent of a child in regulated care, and how and where to file a complaint if you believe your child care provider has violated State child care licensing regulations.

Este folleto (haz clic abajo) ofrece información sobre: Los requisitos que deben cumplir los hogares de cuidado infantil familiar y centros de cuidado infantil regulados por el estado, sus derechos y responsabilidades como padre o madre de un niño bajo cuidado regulado, y cómo y dónde sentar una denuncia si cree que su proveedor de cuidado infantil ha violado las regulaciones estatales para la acreditación del cuidado infantil.

MSDE shares compiled data demonstrating the progress of medically fragile children, ages birth to five years. The report highlights the positive outcomes for vulnerable infants, toddlers, and pre-schoolers with disabilities and special health care needs.

The 2014 Annual Report on the Judith P. Hoyer Early Care and Education Enhancement Program, a statewide effort to help young children enter school ready to learn.

A 2009 MSDE study comparing Maryland's early care and education system with the systems of certain European and non-European industrialized countries.

Licensing Complaints: FY02 - FY16 to Date (full data set) last update: September 1, 2015

Licensing Complaints: FY02 -FY14 (graphical annual data summaries)

Directory of Head Start Programs In Maryland

Judy Center contact list