Can a felon work in a in home daycare?

Answer 1

Yes, a person with a felony can work for a daycare. This varies depending on the type of felony and registered sex offenders are disqualified from working with children along with people with violent felonies.

Answer 2

Whether a felon can work in an in-home daycare depends on several factors, including the type of felony, the state laws, and the specific licensing requirements for childcare providers in that area.

Answer 3

Yes , they can as long as the conviction is not of any sexual or child endangerment act

Answer 4

It depends on what the felon was convicted for. If it was for some sort of violence, sexual abuse or child abuse, they frown upon it. Why do you want to work with children?

Answer 5

Not in Texas. Especially if it was sexual or violence related.

Answer 6

No. A person with a felony can not work with children. The Justice Department does a check on everyone who works with children through a fingerprint check.

Answer 7

They can, as long as the conviction is not of any sexual or child endangerment offense, and whoever your prospective employer is chooses to employ you.