REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
Used to identify families and children prior to the introduction of unique IDs, these may no longer be reported
What are social security numbers?
Nevada's pooling factor
What is 100%?
When generating family, child, and provider unique IDs, be careful not to use this, abbreviated as PII
What is personally identifiable information?
An estimated 9,673 families receive this through written materials, counseling from CCR&R's, electronic media, and referrals
What is consumer education?
Children in NV are served through grants/contracts and certificates, but not this payment method
What is cash?
This State-reported statistic must be reported and confirmed yearly in order to allow the Office of Child Care to estimate the number of families and children served through CCDF funds
What is the pooling factor?
The approximate number of children NV reported serving with CCDF funds in FFY2018
What is 17,000?
(Will accept range of 16,000 to 17,000. Exact number is 16,969.)
Portions of this new element may be completed at different times, but States should only report/update the data once all portions are complete
What is provider inspection date?
Nevada claims these expenditures on CCDF-eligible children as State CCDF Match, but not as State CCDF MOE
What are pre-kindergarten expenditures?
Providers must be reported using at least one quality measure out of the following: QRIS participation/rating, pre-K standards, HS/EHS standards, other State quality measure, and this measure
What is accreditation?
The number of providers who served children in FFY2018
What is 1,800?