Which of the following describes when offices may share the same administrator and treatment director?

• A. A caseload of foster children only that does not exceed: (i) 35 for children receiving child-care services; (ii) 25 for children receiving treatment services; and (iii) 30 for a combination of children receiving child-care services and children receiving treatment services
• B. A caseload of foster homes only that does not exceed 15 homes
• C. A combination caseload of both children and homes that does not exceed 30 cases
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Sharing the same administrator and treatment director is allowed as long as the workload stays within set caps so supervision remains effective. If you’re overseeing foster children only, the caseload can be up to 35 for those receiving child-care services, or up to 25 for those receiving treatment services. If the caseload includes a combination of children receiving both types of services, the limit is 30. If you’re overseeing foster homes only, you may supervise up to 15 homes. If you have a mixed caseload of both children and homes, the total cannot exceed 30 cases. Since each described scenario fits one of these permitted limits, all of them describe valid situations for sharing the same administrator and treatment director.