Background Record Check (BRC) Policies

This document explains the requirement under federal regulations and EEC policy require that EEC process all relevant background record checks from all applicable federal or state agencies within a maximum of 45 calendar days.

Please note that for candidates in family, group and school age child care programs, a CONVICTION or DELINQUENT disposition on an EEC BRC for any offense in this table is a Mandatory Disqualification; and an OPEN or PENDING charge is a Pending Mandatory Disqualification.

A PENDING, OPEN, CONVICITON, or DELINQUENT disposition on an EEC BRC for any offense in this table is considered a Presumptive Disqualification. A NON CONVICTION or NON DELINQUENT disposition on an EEC BRC for any offense in the Mandatory Disqualifications table is also considered a Presumptive Disqualification.

Any disposition for any offense listed in this table, including any charge in Addendum A, is considered a Discretionary Disqualification. A NON CONVICTION or NON DELINQUENT disposition on any offense in the Presumptive Disqualifications table is also considered a Discretionary Disqualification.

This policy describes how background record check findings that fall within the mandatory disqualification category will be reviewed if the finding was a juvenile offense adjudicated as "delinquent".

This document explains the background record check and supervision requirements of Early Intervention staff in EEC-licensed or approved program settings. Updated 1.2.2019