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DOEE – District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment.

Elementary/secondary educational program – A course of instruction and study from and including pre-Kindergarten through the end of high school, any portion thereof, or its equivalent.

Encumbered Instructional and/or Play Space – Space that is restricted by permanent fixtures, architectural structures, equipment, bedding, or furniture that are unrelated to the program.

Expanded child development home – A Child Development Home in which child care is provided by two (2) or more Caregivers for up to twelve (12) children.

Facilities Act – The Child Development Facilities Regulation Act of 1998, effective April 13, 1999 (D.C. Law 12-215; D.C. Official Code §§ 7-2031 et seq.).

Facility – A Child Development Facility.

Fever – A temperature of one hundred degrees Fahrenheit (100° F) or higher if taken under the arm, one hundred and one degrees Fahrenheit (101 °F) if taken orally, or one hundred and two degrees Fahrenheit (102 °F) if taken rectally. For children under the age of four (4) months, a fever is a temperature of one hundred and one degrees Fahrenheit (101°F) or higher taken by any method.

Full School Day – The entirety of the instructional hours regularly provided on a single school day.

Guardian – A person, other than the child’s parent, who has been granted legal authority over and responsibility for a child.

Group size – The number of children occupying an individual classroom or well- defined space within a larger room

IEP – Individualized Education Program.

IFSP – Individualized Family Service Plan.

Infant – An individual birth to twelve (12) months of age.

Licensed health care practitioner – A Physician, a Nurse-Practitioner (also known as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse), or a Physician’s