New Rule for Illinois Providers - Otherwise Known as Things That Make You Go Huh?

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  • sahm1225
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 2060

    #16
    Thanks for posting. I had a visit just recently and none of this was mentioned. Drives me crazy sometimes!

    Do you know what the food handling one is about? Does it apply to daycare homes? I guess I can call the food program about it too

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    • MyAngels
      Member
      • Aug 2010
      • 4217

      #17
      Originally posted by sahm1225
      Thanks for posting. I had a visit just recently and none of this was mentioned. Drives me crazy sometimes!

      Do you know what the food handling one is about? Does it apply to daycare homes? I guess I can call the food program about it too
      I don't think it has anything to do with the food program, just DCFS licensing, and it does apply to daycare homes. I went to: https://illinois.foodhandlerclasses.com/default.aspx and took an online class. It cost $7.00 and took less than an hour, then you can print out the certificate which is good for 3 years. This is required by 7/1/16 I think.

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      • Annalee
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jul 2012
        • 5864

        #18
        The no smoking is in place in my state as well....Health/environment makes us post no smoking signs at front/back doors.....or a violation?????

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        • grandmom
          Daycare.com Member
          • Mar 2010
          • 766

          #19
          Originally posted by MyAngels
          Yes, but it's actually a sign that came into existence after Illinois passed (finally) a concealed carry law. It doesn't signify that there are no guns on the premises, but that guns are not to be brought into the premises by others.

          We're allowed to have long guns, but no pistols unless someone lives in the home that's required to have one (i.e, police officer).
          Where in the 2nd Ammendment is that possible? How can a licensing agency top a Constitutional right?

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