Carroll Child Care Centers Inc.

“The finance director and the finance committee review the 990. The finance committee chair then presents the draft 990 to the board for approval.”

“Although there is no annual review, it is the expectation that any potential conflict of interest should be brought immediately to the board's attention. Also, before installation, the board of directors will investigate any conflict of interest that might pertain to an applicant. A conflict of interest may be disclosed by an applicant during his/her interview with the board chair, as well as when submitting their applicant profile to the board officers and directors.”

“No compensation is given to the officers or directors of the board. Management compensation is dependent upon market rate for the position, years of experience and education and is determined by the board. Bonuses for the executive director is determined by the executive committee based on achievement of set goals.”

“Copies of the organization's governing documents and financial statements are kept on file in the administration office and are available upon request.”

“Carroll child care and learning center”

“Our non-profit program serves families of all income levels by offering a healthy environment in which children can discover, learn & grow. We support the growth and development of the whole child including his/her physical/health, cognitive, social/emotional and language and literacy development. We view physical and health development as inclusive of good nutrition and quality large motor play. Healthy children are more successful and engaged learners and demonstrate school readiness attributes. We're among the most affordable, convenient and credentialed pre-k education and day care programs in the region, and one of the few to offer subsidized tuition for qualifying families. Our low tuition rates cover nearly all program costs, including food.”

“Carroll child care centers, inc. Is located at 224 north center street, westminster, md 21157. Over the years, the center has enjoyed serving families from the local community, as well as surrounding counties and portions of southern pennsylvania. Dedicated to its mission, carroll child care center is open weekdays throughout the year, 6:30am to 6pm. Carroll child care centers' mission is to serve families of all income levels by offering a healthy environment in which children can discover, learn, and grow. In doing so, the center strives to meet several goals: -provide tuition relief for financially challenged families by way of the sliding scale tuition relief program -participate in the child adult care food program (cacfp) allowing the center to serve breakfast, lunch, and one snack daily to all students at no additional cost to families. Approximately 14,000 breakfast and lunches and 7,700 snacks were served. Children try new kinds of fruits, vegetables, proteins, and grains, including papaya, asparagus, salmon, and quinoa. Baby food is home-made from the fresh fruits and vegetables served. No additional sugar or preservatives are included. -immerse every child in an enriched, developmentally appropriate learning environment by utilizing maryland state department of education (msde) curricula and maintaining the highest msde accreditation and msde excels (level 5) credentials. In the 2019 fiscal year, carroll child care centers provided early education and care for a total of 68 students. Of these children, 11 participated in the center's sliding scale tuition relief program. This program is designed to provide affordable, quality education and child care for families living at or below 300% of the federal poverty standard by offering varying levels of tuition subsidies. Although open to any qualifying family, the target population of sliding scale tuition relief falls between the gap of state assistance and financial self-sufficiency. During the fiscal year, 4 students utilized weekly tuition subsidies and an additional 2 students benefitted from receiving short term financial assistance. The sliding scale tuition relief program is funded primarily through community donations and grant awards. All restricted funds are used for tuition subsidies and therefore have a tangible, positive impact on each participating family. Children receive a wonderful, nurturing environment for their early education and care needs, while parents obtain the opportunity to seek and maintain gainful employment. Supporting the sliding scale tuition relief program directly assists families in their desire to achieve financial stability.”

“Losses reported on return -1,147 fundraising expenses 355 loss on asset disposition 1,147 fundraising expenses -355”