4.Space Census CDC Knowledge Check

Pamela, our CDC Director, has just finished calculating Adjusted Design Capacity. Next she needs to “lock-in” that tentative calculation of how many spaces her center will serve, keeping them in line with Army metrics. Which worksheet does she use to accomplish this?

When completing Procedure 3—Calculating Operational Capacity, if your installation numbers don’t meet the Army metric, what is the first thing you must do?

_____ refers to the creation of additional spaces without additional funding. It is the best way to create ‘efficiencies’ in a CDC program.

Compensatory Space Capacity reflects an Army policy to enroll additional children to make up for absenteeism. Unless there is documented evidence of a higher or lower absentee rate, it is generally _____

Compensatory Enrollment does NOT apply to what type of spaces?

Compensatory Enrollment is an Army policy _____.

Pamela, our CDC Director, is completing Procedure 3—Calculating Operational Capacity. When comparing her installation’s numbers with the Army metrics, she should look for discrepancies of more or less than _____.

_____ is the number of spaces that you will have when you implement your changes to maximize the use of your CDC. This outcome is based on everything you have learned about your CDC and what other CDC Directors have learned about their CDCs as well.

Which worksheet is used for the creation of additional spaces without additional funding?