State and Territory Administrators Meeting (STAM) 2022

These resources were presented at the 2022 State and Territory Administrators Meeting.

Full Day 1

Breakouts
Breakout Session A
Off to a Good Start, Part 1: Gathering and Analyzing Price and Cost Data for Your Next CCDF Plan
Infant/Toddler Quality Enhancements: Supporting the Workforce
Supporting Children and Families Experiencing Homelessness Through Collaboration
Taking a Peek Under the Hood: Using Process Mapping to Improve CCDF
Investments in Workforce Wellness-Virtual Session
ARP Stabilization Grants: Audit and Auditing, Monitoring and Tracking, Fraud Prevention and Detection-Virtual Session
Maintaining Accountability in the Stabilization Grant and Subgrant-Virtual Session
Child Care Stabilization Grant Accountability: Self-Assessment Instrument-Virtual Session
Breakout Session B
Identifying Child Care Deserts and Building the Supply of Child Care
Supply Building Strategies to Address Child Care Deserts
Strengthening the Workforce: Apprenticeships in Child Care
Investments in Workforce Wellness
Off to a Good Start, Part 2: Action Planning for Gathering and Analyzing Price and Cost Data for Your Next CCDF Plan
Rate Setting Data Plan for the Next Three-Year CCDF Plan Cycle
Resources- Rate Setting for Next Three-Year CCDF Plan Cycle
Infant/Toddler Quality Enhancements: Supporting the Workforce-Virtual Session
Breakout Session C
Preparing for OCC’s Federal Monitoring Process: What to Expect in the Pre-Visit and Onsite Phases of Monitoring
Office of Child Care Monitoring’s Online Learning Hub
Using Grants and Contracts to Increase the Supply and Quality of Infant and Toddler Care
Selected State Practices for the Implementation of Interstate Background Checks
ARP Stabilization Grants: Audits and Auditing, Monitoring and Tracking, Fraud Prevention and Detection
Maintaining Accountability in the Stabilization Grant and Subgrant
Child Care Stabilization Grant Accountability: Self-Assessment Instrument
Innovative Home-Based Child Care Workforce Strategies
What Are Shared Services Alliances?
What are Staffed Family Child Care Networks?
Expanding Access to Child Care Starts with Effective Digital Communication
Estimating the Costs of Child Care: Special Considerations for Family Child Care

Full Day 2

Breakouts
Breakout Session D
Bright Spots: Compensation Strategies to Support ECE Workforce Retention and Recruitment
Expanding Access to Child Care Starts with Effective Digital Communication
Using Grants and Contracts to Increase the Supply and Quality of Infant and Toddler Care-Virtual Session
Selected State Practices for the Implementation of Interstate Background Checks

General Resource

State and Territory Administrators Meeting (STAM) 2022 Program Materials

State Highlights of Relief Funding

Child Care Plan for Maine: September 2021 Updates
Colorado State and Federal Stimulus Strategies
Georgia’s Department of Early Care and Learning’s Spending Plan for CRSSA and ARP Funds
Kansas Relief Funding Plan
Iowa Department of Human Services: Bonuses are Available Through the Recruitment and Retention Bonus Program!