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EEC says center-based C3 awards will require willingness to accept CCFA vouchers; 50% of funds aimed at workforce
Summary
At an EEC information session in Spanish, officials said November applications will fix C3 award amounts for 12 months and introduced two policy changes for center-based programs: a declaration to accept CCFA vouchers and an expectation that half of C3 funds be used for workforce/labor investments. EEC will offer technical assistance.
The Department of Early Education and Care (EEC) told program leaders at a Spanish-language information session that recent updates to the C3 grant will affect center-based providers starting with November applications.
EEC said the C3 formula itself — license-capacity, a base payment and an equity adjustment — is unchanged. But officials warned that award amounts can shift when a program’s most recent 12‑month enrollment or income differs from what was reported previously, and they urged providers to submit November applications promptly because that submission will “establish a fixed amount” for the next 12 months.
“Vamos a adicionar una declaración nueva por reglamentos de ley que requiere que cada 1 de los programas que están recibiendo C3 … demuestren … que están dispuestos a…
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