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Childcare Rules Under Fire | Fort Wayne News
Indiana’s childcare rules are about to change—big time. Starting October 11, directors may no longer need a bachelor’s degree, lead caregivers can get by with a high school diploma, and even lower staff don’t need diplomas if they’re 18. The goal? Cut costs and boost access. New tweaks include electronic records, optional posting rules, sleeping bags instead of cots, and relaxed diaper station standards. But critics say lowering educational bars won’t fix the real problems: low pay and burnout. Some worry inexperienced staff won’t stick around, hurting care quality. Still, a few changes got…
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