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LAUP has established three primary organizational units to tackle meeting L.A. County’s sizeable need for pre-K for all 4-year-olds: a planning group, a development group, and an operations group. The planning group is heavily involved in looking
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No, however it is mandatory that results from annual audits are forwarded to LAUP within 30 days of receipt.
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As a Family Child Care Provider, can I allocate any expenses related to my home to the LAUP program?
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Yes, contact your fiscal coach to work with you on an approved "Business Use of Home" rate to be applied to expenses related to your home.
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Yes. LAUP has CPAs and financial professionals on staff to assist you with building better business practices, such as strengthening internal controls.
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Four-year-old children are eligible to attend the LAUP program for up to ten (10) months only.
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Yes. However, providers are responsible for allocating the costs of such services across each of its funding sources in proportion to the amount of funding received from each source. These costs would be counted toward the 10% administrative cap
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Yes, however, please note that your center is still required to maintain the administrative expense threshold outlined in the Operating Guidelines. On an annual basis, no more than 10% of total expenses are allowed to be administrative for center
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No. Providers will only be funded for a 10-month school year (September- June). Providers must offer the LAUP program for a minimum of 180 days per year. This includes 175 days of instructional program and five (5) days of training for staff.
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Birth certificates, passports, and official medical documents are examples of acceptable documentation.
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Yes, but provisional providers must inform parents and the public of their provisional status.
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