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Fiscal Accountability Policies And Procedures (10B)
After reviewing the NAEYC Standards on Leadership and Management, provide at least two examples of ways the Management Policies and Procedures (10.B) are connected to Fiscal Accountability Policies and Procedures.
I found several connections between the Management Policies and Procedures (10B) and fiscal accountability policies and procedures. The two examples that I will discuss are 10.B.01 & 10.B.04. The way that 10.B.03 connects to Fiscal Accountability Policies and Procedures is by emphasizing on the fact that there needs to be “procedures that guide the staff in collecting and analyzing data that are used to monitor the operation of the program” (NAEYC, 2016, p. 1). This week I learned about the importance of having policies and procedures
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