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from 8:30am to 3:30 pm (full days). This would typically be a full month as the children need between seventeen (17) and twenty-three (23) part, full, or combination of part and full days of care per month. e. Full month A full month consists of seventeen (17) through twenty-three (23) full day units of care in a month. Full month units are authorized when: • The child needs between seventeen (17) through twenty- three (23) full day units only of care in a month; or • The child needs between seventeen (17) through twenty- three (23) days of care in a month in a combination of full day units and part day units and includes at least one (1) full day.

For example: A family consisting of one (1) parent with school aged children. The parent’s typical work schedule is 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday. The children attend school from 8:50 am to 3:30 pm and the provider transports the children to and from school. Care is also needed for in-service and school closures. Care for the children is needed from 7:30 am to 8:45am and from 3:30pm to 5:30 pm (part day) plus 7:30am – 5:30 pm (full day) for in-service/school closures. This would be a full month as the children need between seventeen (17) and twenty-three (23) days of care in a month in a combination of full and part days.

3. MONTHLY MAXIMUM UNITS OFCARE When authorizing care WSP are to include any of the applicable, additional considerations of allowable time, in addition to the actual times of each parent’s participation in an eligible activity.

For a one (1) parent PASS I family the monthly maximum units of care that can be authorized per child is a full month plus a part month. Multiple units of care may be used in a given month, and authorized as appropriate to each provider the family is utilizing not to exceed the monthly maximum. Units of care are restricted to a daily maximum of a full day plus a part day.

For a two (2) parent PASS I family the monthly maximum unit of care is limited to a full month. WSP must discuss with their supervisor the need to exceed this limit. If supported, the WSP will include the justification on the Request for PASS I Child Care CC1 or Manual Authorization Request Form – PASS I CC02.The WSP