The DESE IT system failure, which occurred on August 15th, has been blamed for the delay in payments. The system failure impacted the ability of DESE to process and distribute payments to child care providers. This has resulted in a significant financial hardship for many providers, who rely on these payments to cover their operating expenses. The Missouri House Education Committee questioned DESE officials about the cause of the IT system failure and the steps taken to address the backlog of payments.

This hearing was held to address the rising costs of child care in the state. The hearing was organized by the state legislature and was attended by representatives from various child care providers, families, and advocacy groups. The purpose of the hearing was to gather information and perspectives on the current state of child care in the state and to identify potential solutions to address the rising costs. The hearing revealed a number of challenges facing child care providers.

This is a common complaint among many care centers across the country. The call center, which is responsible for handling all communication with families and staff, has been experiencing a significant decline in service quality. This decline has led to frustration and anxiety among care center staff and families. The call center’s failure to provide timely and accurate information has resulted in delays in care delivery and potential safety concerns. Delays in care delivery can lead to complications for patients, while potential safety concerns can arise from inadequate communication and coordination.