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SENATE AMENDMENT
Bill No. CS for CS for SB's 366 & 382 and SB 708
Amendment No.
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11 Senator Cowin moved the following amendment:
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13 Senate Amendment
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18 (5) CREATION OF SCHOOL READINESS COALITIONS.--
19 (a) School readiness coalitions.--
20 1. Each school readiness coalition shall serve a
21 geographic area with a population of at least 20,000 children,
22 ages birth to 5 years. The partnership may grant an exemption
23 from this requirement if a proposal demonstrates that meeting
24 this requirement would constitute a hardship.
25 2. Each coalition shall have not less than 16 nor more
26 than 30 members and such members must include the following:
27 a. A Department of Children and Family Services
28 district administrator.
29 b. A district superintendent of schools.
30 c. A regional workforce development board chair or
31 director, where applicable.
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1 d. A county health department director or his or her
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3 e. A Children's Services Council or Juvenile Welfare
4 Board chair or executive director, if applicable.
5 f. A child care licensing agency head.
6 g. Two members appointed by a Department of Children
7 and Family Services district administrator.
8 h. Two members appointed by a board of county
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10 i. Two members appointed by a district school board.
11 j. A central child care agency administrator.
12 k. A Head Start director.
13 l. A representative of private child care providers.
14 m. A representative of faith-based child care
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17 These appointed members shall appoint not less than five nor
18 more than seven members from the private sector so that 30
19 percent of the coalition members are from the private sector.
20 None of the private sector representatives who constitute this
21 30 percent of coalition membership or their families may earn
22 an income from the early education and child care industry.
23 3. No member of a coalition may appoint a designee to
24 act in his or her place. A member may send a representative to
25 coalition meetings, but that representative will have no
26 voting privileges.
27 4. The school readiness coalition shall replace the
28 district interagency coordinating council required under s.
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