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	Child and Adult Care Reimbursement Rates July 1, 2012- June 30, 2013
	Child and Adult Care Centers
	Cash in Lieu $.2275
		Full	Reduced-Price	Free
	Breakfast	$.27	$1.25	$1.55
	Lunch/Supper	$.27	$2.46	$2.86
	Snacks	$.07	$.39	$.78
	Child Care Homes
		Tier I	Tier II
	Breakfast	$1.27	$0.46
	Lunch/Supper	$2.38	$1.44
	Snacks	$0.71	$0.19
	Sponsor Administrative Homes
	1-50 Homes	$107
	Next 150 Homes	$82
	Next 800 Homes	$64
	Additional Homes	$56
	Tier I Any child care home located in either (1) A census block area where 50% or more of the households are at or below 185% of poverty, or (2) An elementary school area where 50% or more of the enrolled students qualify for free or reduced-price meals.  If a provider lives in one of these areas, or his/her household income is at or below 185% of poverty, the home will qualify for Tier I rates. Tier II Any child care home located outside the eligible census or school areas (as defined above) and the provider's household income is above 185% of poverty.  Individual families within Tier II homes may be asked by their child care provider to supply income information to the sponsoring organization.  Enrolled children from families whose income is at or below 185% of poverty would qualify for the higher (Tier I) rates. Tier II High A Tier II High home is located outside of a poverty area and all enrolled children qualify for the higher (Tier I) rates based on family eligibility. Tier II Low A Tier II Low home is located outside of a poverty area and none of the enrolled children qualify for the higher (Tier I) rates. Tier II Mixed A Tier II Mixed home is located outside of a poverty area and some enrolled children qualify for the higher (Tier I) rates and some qualify for the lower (Tier II) rates.

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