PavelMakarchuk · Oct 29, 2026 · Oct 23, 2026 · Oct 29, 2026 · Oct 29, 2026
diff --git a/changelog.d/oh-nm-ccap-current-rule-references.fixed.md b/changelog.d/oh-nm-ccap-current-rule-references.fixed.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Cite the current Ohio PFCC (OAC 5180:6-1-03) and New Mexico CCAP (8.9.3 NMAC) rules, apply New Mexico's age-19 special-supervision limit from the 2025-11-04 rule amendment, and classify New Mexico five-year-olds as school age from September 2026.
diff --git a/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/copay/waived.yaml b/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/copay/waived.yaml
@@ -4,12 +4,18 @@ description: New Mexico uses this indicator to determine whether child care assi
 #   2023-07-01: copay waiver expired -- copays reinstated for families above
 #               200% FPL (families at or below 200% FPL remained at $0);
 #   2025-11-01: Universal Child Care -- no copays for anyone.
+# 8.9.3.13.E NMAC, as amended effective 2025-11-04, states that copayments are
+# waived. The rule that replaced 8.9.3 NMAC on 2026-09-09 has the department
+# pay copayments for families at or below 600% FPL, and requires copayments
+# only after a fiscal trigger (8.9.3.12), on a schedule that starts no earlier
+# than 2027-03-01 (8.9.3.14.D).
 # This flag is true only when copays are fully waived for every family (the
 # 2022-05-01 to 2023-06-30 and 2025-11-01-onward windows). In the interim
 # window it is false, but PolicyEngine still returns a $0 copay there because
 # the reinstated >200% FPL copay uses the annually published copay schedule
-# (8.15.2.24) that is not encoded, and the pre-2022 copay formula (8.15.2.13.B)
-# is likewise not modeled -- see nm_ccap_copay for the documented approximation.
+# (8.9.3.24 NMAC; from 2023-08-01 the percent-of-income chart in 8.9.3.13.D)
+# that is not encoded, and the pre-2022 copay formula (8.15.2.13.B) is
+# likewise not modeled -- see nm_ccap_copay for the documented approximation.
 values:
   2016-10-01: false
   2022-05-01: true
@@ -25,5 +31,11 @@ metadata:
       href: https://www.nmececd.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/CCA-Co-payments-waived_rev1l.pdf#page=1
     - title: LFC Policy Brief, New Mexico Childcare Assistance Eligibility Changes (Dec 9 2025), p.2 (copay waiver expired 2023-07-01 for >200% FPL; no copays from 2025-11-01)
       href: https://www.nmlegis.gov/handouts/ALFC%20120825%20Item%208%20Policy%20Brief%20Child%20Care%20Update.pdf#page=2
-    - title: 8.15.2.13.B NMAC
+    - title: 8.15.2.13.B NMAC (before 2022-11-01)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.015.0002.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.13 and 8.9.3.24 NMAC (2022-11-01 to 2026-09-08)
+      href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.009.0003.html
+    - title: "8.9.3.13.A-E NMAC, as amended effective 2025-11-04 (copayments are waived) #page 12-13"
+      href: https://www.nmececd.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/8.9.3_integrated_FULL-TEXT.pdf#page=12
+    - title: "8.9.3.12 and 8.9.3.14 NMAC (from 2026-09-09) #page 12-13"
+      href: https://prod-rf-lambda.rtssaas.com/PublicFiles/d89c47bd0d70402dba89b03a22bda6d1/b0e207a9-a1a3-412d-9660-0a6e925f6f25/8.9.3.pdf#page=12
diff --git a/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/child_age_limit.yaml b/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/child_age_limit.yaml
@@ -7,5 +7,9 @@ metadata:
   period: year
   label: New Mexico CCAP child age limit
   reference:
-    - title: 8.15.2.11.F NMAC
+    - title: 8.15.2.11.F NMAC (before 2022-11-01)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.015.0002.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.11.F NMAC (2022-11-01 to 2026-09-08)
+      href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.009.0003.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.10.F NMAC (from 2026-09-09)
+      href: https://prod-rf-lambda.rtssaas.com/PublicFiles/d89c47bd0d70402dba89b03a22bda6d1/b0e207a9-a1a3-412d-9660-0a6e925f6f25/8.9.3.pdf#page=10
diff --git a/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/fpl_limit/continuation.yaml b/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/fpl_limit/continuation.yaml
@@ -1,15 +1,20 @@
 description: New Mexico limits continuing income eligibility to this percentage of the federal poverty guideline under the Child Care Assistance Program.
-# Codified vs. operative layering. The NMAC rule (8.15.2.12) codifies a 250% FPG
-# recertification/exit ceiling. Since May 1, 2022, however, ECECD has operated
-# CCAP under broader expansion policies: the Legislative Finance Committee's
-# December 2025 policy brief documents an operative continuation/exit ceiling of
-# 425% FPG from May 1, 2022 (held at 425% through the July 1, 2023 copay-waiver
-# expiration), and no income limit at all once Universal Child Care took effect
-# November 1, 2025. We encode the operative ceilings (which is what actually
-# determined continued eligibility) rather than the superseded codified 250%,
-# and set the limit to infinity from 2025-11-01 (income_limit_in_effect also
-# turns off then). Earlier operative expansions (200%/400% before May 2022)
-# predate CCAP coverage in PolicyEngine and are not encoded.
+# Codified vs. operative layering. The NMAC rule (8.15.2.12, then 8.9.3.12 from
+# 2022-11-01) codifies a 250% FPG recertification/exit ceiling, or 425% for
+# essential workers in priority four plus (8.9.3.9.G). Since May 1, 2022,
+# however, ECECD has operated CCAP under broader expansion policies: the
+# Legislative Finance Committee's December 2025 policy brief documents an
+# operative continuation/exit ceiling of 425% FPG from May 1, 2022 (held at 425%
+# through the July 1, 2023 copay-waiver expiration), and no income limit at all
+# once Universal Child Care took effect November 1, 2025. The 2025-11-04
+# amendment removed the ceilings from 8.9.3.12 and added category four C with
+# no income cap (8.9.3.9.H), and the rule that replaced 8.9.3 NMAC on
+# 2026-09-09 sets no income limit. PolicyEngine follows the operative ceilings
+# in the LFC brief (which is what actually determined continued eligibility)
+# over the codified 250%, and sets the limit to infinity from 2025-11-01
+# (income_limit_in_effect also turns off then). Earlier operative expansions
+# (200%/400% before May 2022) predate CCAP coverage in PolicyEngine and are not
+# encoded.
 values:
   2016-10-01: 2.5
   2022-05-01: 4.25
@@ -20,8 +25,14 @@ metadata:
   period: year
   label: New Mexico CCAP continuing income limit
   reference:
-    - title: 8.15.2.12 NMAC (codified 250% continuation ceiling)
+    - title: 8.15.2.12 NMAC (codified 250% continuation ceiling, before 2022-11-01)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.015.0002.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.9.F-G and 8.9.3.12 NMAC (codified 250% and essential-worker 425% continuation ceilings, 2022-11-01 to 2025-11-03)
+      href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.009.0003.html
+    - title: "8.9.3.9.H and 8.9.3.12 NMAC, as amended effective 2025-11-04 (no income cap) #page 6,12"
+      href: https://www.nmececd.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/8.9.3_integrated_FULL-TEXT.pdf#page=6
+    - title: "8.9.3.10.C and 8.9.3.12-13 NMAC (from 2026-09-09; no income limit, income sets waitlist priority only) #page 9,12"
+      href: https://prod-rf-lambda.rtssaas.com/PublicFiles/d89c47bd0d70402dba89b03a22bda6d1/b0e207a9-a1a3-412d-9660-0a6e925f6f25/8.9.3.pdf#page=9
     - title: LFC Policy Brief, New Mexico Childcare Assistance Eligibility Changes (Dec 9 2025), p.2 (operative 425% from 2022-05-01; no income limit from 2025-11-01)
       href: https://www.nmlegis.gov/handouts/ALFC%20120825%20Item%208%20Policy%20Brief%20Child%20Care%20Update.pdf#page=2
     - title: ECECD Universal Child Care (no income limit from 2025-11-01)

diff --git a/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/fpl_limit/initial.yaml b/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/fpl_limit/initial.yaml
@@ -1,16 +1,20 @@
 description: New Mexico limits initial income eligibility to this percentage of the federal poverty guideline under the Child Care Assistance Program.
-# Codified vs. operative layering. The NMAC rule (8.15.2.9) codifies a 200% FPG
-# initial-certification ceiling. Since May 1, 2022, however, ECECD has operated
-# CCAP under successively broader emergency/expansion policies: the Legislative
-# Finance Committee's December 2025 policy brief documents an operative initial
-# ceiling of 400% FPG from May 1, 2022 (held at 400% through the July 1, 2023
-# copay-waiver expiration), and no income limit at all once Universal Child Care
-# took effect November 1, 2025. We encode the operative ceilings (which is what
-# actually determined eligibility) rather than the superseded codified 200%, and
-# set the limit to infinity from 2025-11-01 (income_limit_in_effect also turns
-# off then, short-circuiting the income test). Earlier operative expansions
-# (150%/350% before May 2022) predate CCAP coverage in PolicyEngine and are not
-# encoded.
+# Codified vs. operative layering. The NMAC rule (8.15.2.9.F, then 8.9.3.9.F
+# from 2022-11-01) codifies a 200% FPG initial-certification ceiling, or 400%
+# for essential workers in priority four plus (Subsection G). Since May 1,
+# 2022, however, ECECD has operated CCAP under successively broader
+# emergency/expansion policies: the Legislative Finance Committee's December
+# 2025 policy brief documents an operative initial ceiling of 400% FPG from May
+# 1, 2022 (held at 400% through the July 1, 2023 copay-waiver expiration), and
+# no income limit at all once Universal Child Care took effect November 1,
+# 2025. The 2025-11-04 amendment added category four C with no income cap
+# (8.9.3.9.H), and the rule that replaced 8.9.3 NMAC on 2026-09-09 sets no
+# income limit. PolicyEngine follows the operative ceilings in the LFC brief
+# (which is what actually determined eligibility) over the codified 200%, and
+# sets the limit to infinity from 2025-11-01 (income_limit_in_effect also
+# turns off then, short-circuiting the income test). Earlier operative
+# expansions (150%/350% before May 2022) predate CCAP coverage in PolicyEngine
+# and are not encoded.
 values:
   2016-10-01: 2
   2022-05-01: 4
@@ -21,8 +25,14 @@ metadata:
   period: year
   label: New Mexico CCAP initial income limit
   reference:
-    - title: 8.15.2.9 NMAC (codified 200% initial ceiling)
+    - title: 8.15.2.9 NMAC (codified 200% initial ceiling, before 2022-11-01)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.015.0002.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.9.F-G NMAC (codified 200% and essential-worker 400% initial ceilings, 2022-11-01 to 2025-11-03)
+      href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.009.0003.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.9.H NMAC, as amended effective 2025-11-04 (category four C has no income cap)
+      href: https://www.nmececd.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/8.9.3_integrated_FULL-TEXT.pdf#page=6
+    - title: "8.9.3.10.C and 8.9.3.12-13 NMAC (from 2026-09-09; no income limit, income sets waitlist priority only) #page 9,12"
+      href: https://prod-rf-lambda.rtssaas.com/PublicFiles/d89c47bd0d70402dba89b03a22bda6d1/b0e207a9-a1a3-412d-9660-0a6e925f6f25/8.9.3.pdf#page=9
     - title: LFC Policy Brief, New Mexico Childcare Assistance Eligibility Changes (Dec 9 2025), p.2 (operative 400% from 2022-05-01; no income limit from 2025-11-01)
       href: https://www.nmlegis.gov/handouts/ALFC%20120825%20Item%208%20Policy%20Brief%20Child%20Care%20Update.pdf#page=2
     - title: ECECD Universal Child Care (no income limit from 2025-11-01)

diff --git a/...engine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/immigration_test_in_effect.yaml b/...engine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/immigration_test_in_effect.yaml
@@ -3,7 +3,8 @@ description: New Mexico uses this indicator to determine whether a child citizen
 # effective November 1, 2025) removes the child-level citizenship/immigration
 # test; a participating New Mexico child without a federally eligible status is
 # served with state funds, so status only sets the funding source, not
-# eligibility.
+# eligibility. The 2025-11-04 amendment of 8.9.3.11.E NMAC adopts this rule,
+# and 8.9.3.10.E NMAC keeps it from 2026-09-09.
 values:
   2016-10-01: true
   2025-11-01: false
@@ -13,7 +14,13 @@ metadata:
   period: month
   label: New Mexico CCAP immigration test in effect
   reference:
-    - title: 8.15.2.11.E NMAC
+    - title: 8.15.2.11.E NMAC (before 2022-11-01)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.015.0002.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.11.E NMAC (2022-11-01 to 2025-11-03)
+      href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.009.0003.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.11.E NMAC, as amended effective 2025-11-04 (citizenship status does not affect eligibility)
+      href: https://www.nmececd.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/8.9.3_integrated_FULL-TEXT.pdf#page=11
+    - title: 8.9.3.10.E NMAC (from 2026-09-09)
+      href: https://prod-rf-lambda.rtssaas.com/PublicFiles/d89c47bd0d70402dba89b03a22bda6d1/b0e207a9-a1a3-412d-9660-0a6e925f6f25/8.9.3.pdf#page=10
     - title: ECECD Universal Child Care
       href: https://www.nmececd.org/universal/
diff --git a/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/income_limit_in_effect.yaml b/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/income_limit_in_effect.yaml
@@ -2,6 +2,9 @@ description: New Mexico uses this indicator to determine whether an income limit
 # New Mexico's Universal Child Care initiative (a state ECECD program, the
 # first in the nation; effective November 1, 2025) removes all income limits;
 # New Mexico families are eligible regardless of income from that date forward.
+# The 2025-11-04 amendment added category four C with no income cap
+# (8.9.3.9.H NMAC), and the rule that replaced 8.9.3 NMAC on 2026-09-09 sets
+# no income limit.
 values:
   2016-10-01: true
   2025-11-01: false
@@ -11,7 +14,13 @@ metadata:
   period: month
   label: New Mexico CCAP income limit in effect
   reference:
-    - title: 8.15.2.9 NMAC
+    - title: 8.15.2.9 NMAC (before 2022-11-01)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.015.0002.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.9 NMAC (2022-11-01 to 2025-11-03)
+      href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.009.0003.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.9.H NMAC, as amended effective 2025-11-04 (category four C has no income cap)
+      href: https://www.nmececd.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/8.9.3_integrated_FULL-TEXT.pdf#page=6
+    - title: "8.9.3.10.C and 8.9.3.12-13 NMAC (from 2026-09-09; no income limit, income sets waitlist priority only) #page 9,12"
+      href: https://prod-rf-lambda.rtssaas.com/PublicFiles/d89c47bd0d70402dba89b03a22bda6d1/b0e207a9-a1a3-412d-9660-0a6e925f6f25/8.9.3.pdf#page=9
     - title: ECECD Universal Child Care
       href: https://www.nmececd.org/universal/
diff --git a/...ine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/special_needs_child_age_limit.yaml b/...ine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/eligibility/special_needs_child_age_limit.yaml
@@ -1,22 +1,31 @@
 description: New Mexico limits child care assistance for children with special supervision needs to those under this age under the Child Care Assistance Program.
 values:
-  # "Between the ages of 13 and 18" (8.9.3.11.G) and the Parents' Guide's "up
-  # to 18 years of age" are read as under 18, so an 18-year-old is excluded.
+  # "Between the ages of 13 and 18" (8.15.2.11.G, then 8.9.3.11.G) and the
+  # Parents' Guide's "up to 18 years of age" are read as under 18, so an
+  # 18-year-old is excluded.
   2016-10-01: 18
-  # 2026 Laws, Ch. 63 (SB 241) is effective May 20, 2026. Monthly periods
-  # resolve parameters at the first of the month, so the monthly model first
-  # applies the age-19 limit for June 2026; May 2026 still uses 18.
-  2026-05-20: 19
+  # The amendment of 8.9.3.11.G effective 2025-11-04 changed the range to
+  # "between the ages of 13 and 19", read the same way as under 19.
+  # 8.9.3.10.G keeps it from 2026-09-09, and 2026 Laws, Ch. 63 (SB 241),
+  # Section 4(B), sets the same under-19 limit in statute from May 20, 2026.
+  # Monthly periods resolve parameters at the first of the month, so the
+  # monthly model first applies the age-19 limit for December 2025; November
+  # 2025 still uses 18.
+  2025-11-04: 19
 
 metadata:
   unit: year
   period: year
   label: New Mexico CCAP special needs or court-supervised child age limit
   reference:
-    - title: 8.15.2.11.G NMAC (in effect 10/1/2016 to 10/31/2022)
+    - title: 8.15.2.11.G NMAC (before 2022-11-01)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.015.0002.html
-    - title: 8.9.3.11.G NMAC (successor to 8.15.2.11.G)
+    - title: 8.9.3.11.G NMAC (2022-11-01 to 2025-11-03)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.009.0003.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.11.G NMAC, as amended effective 2025-11-04, ages 13 to 19
+      href: https://www.nmececd.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/8.9.3_integrated_FULL-TEXT.pdf#page=11
+    - title: 8.9.3.10.G NMAC (from 2026-09-09), ages 13 to 19
+      href: https://prod-rf-lambda.rtssaas.com/PublicFiles/d89c47bd0d70402dba89b03a22bda6d1/b0e207a9-a1a3-412d-9660-0a6e925f6f25/8.9.3.pdf#page=10
     - title: ECECD Parents' Guide to Selecting Quality Child Care, ages served
       href: https://www.nmececd.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Parents-Guide-to-Child-Care_English.pdf#page=5
     - title: 2026 New Mexico Laws, Chapter 63 (SB 241), Section 4(B), under age nineteen if under court supervision

diff --git a/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/rates/age_group/months.yaml b/policyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/nm/ececd/ccap/rates/age_group/months.yaml
@@ -3,15 +3,31 @@ description: New Mexico assigns children to these reimbursement age categories b
 # 0 = INFANT (0-23 months), 1 = TODDLER (24-35 months),
 # 2 = PRESCHOOL (three to five year olds, 36-71 months),
 # 3 = SCHOOL_AGE (six year olds and older, 72+ months).
+# The rule that replaced 8.9.3 NMAC makes a child school age once the child is
+# five years old by September 1 of the school year (8.9.3.7(I)(3)).
+# 8.9.3.19(D) dates the move of preschool children to school age September 1,
+# 2026, but the rule took effect on its publication on 2026-09-09 (8.9.3.5
+# NMAC; NMSA 14-4-5: no rule is valid or enforceable until it is published in
+# the New Mexico Register). The new threshold therefore starts 2026-09-09, and
+# the monthly model first applies it in October 2026. From then PRESCHOOL is
+# 36-59 months and SCHOOL_AGE is 60+ months.
+# Age in whole years only approximates the September 1 cutoff: every child of
+# age five is school age, although a child who turns five after September 1
+# stays preschool for that school year (8.9.3.7(I)(3)(c), 8.9.3.19(D)). Late
+# in the school year, that covers most five-year-olds.
 metadata:
   type: single_amount
   threshold_unit: month
   amount_unit: /1
   period: year
   label: New Mexico CCAP age group by months
   reference:
-    - title: 8.15.2.7(I)(2)(a)-(d) NMAC
+    - title: 8.15.2.7(I)(2)(a)-(d) NMAC (before 2022-11-01)
       href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.015.0002.html
+    - title: 8.9.3.7(I)(2)(a)-(d) NMAC (2022-11-01 to 2026-09-08)
+      href: https://www.srca.nm.gov/parts/title08/08.009.0003.html
+    - title: "8.9.3.7(I)(3)(a)-(d) and 8.9.3.19(D) NMAC (from 2026-09-09) #page 3,18"
+      href: https://prod-rf-lambda.rtssaas.com/PublicFiles/d89c47bd0d70402dba89b03a22bda6d1/b0e207a9-a1a3-412d-9660-0a6e925f6f25/8.9.3.pdf#page=3
 
 brackets:
   - threshold:
@@ -28,5 +44,6 @@ brackets:
       2016-10-01: 2
   - threshold:
       2016-10-01: 72
+      2026-09-09: 60
     amount:
       2016-10-01: 3
diff --git a/...cyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/oh/dcy/ccap/income/countable_income/earned_sources.yaml b/...cyengine_us/parameters/gov/states/oh/dcy/ccap/income/countable_income/earned_sources.yaml
@@ -10,5 +10,7 @@ metadata:
   period: year
   label: Ohio PFCC earned income sources
   reference:
-    - title: OAC 5180:2-16-03(C),(D) — Income eligibility requirements (earned income)
-      href: https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/administrative-code/authenticated/5180/2/16/5180$2-16-03_20220227.pdf
+    - title: "OAC 5180:2-16-03(C),(D) — Income eligibility requirements (earned income) (effective 2022-02-27) #page 1-2"
+      href: https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/administrative-code/authenticated/5180/2/16/5180$2-16-03_20220227.pdf#page=1
+    - title: "OAC 5180:6-1-03(C),(D) — Income eligibility requirements (earned income) (effective 2026-08-01) #page 1-2"
+      href: https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/administrative-code/authenticated/5180/6/1/5180$6-1-03_20260801.pdf#page=1
diff --git a/...yengine_us/parameters/gov/states/oh/dcy/ccap/income/countable_income/minor_age_limit.yaml b/...yengine_us/parameters/gov/states/oh/dcy/ccap/income/countable_income/minor_age_limit.yaml
@@ -7,5 +7,7 @@ metadata:
   period: year
   label: Ohio PFCC minor age limit
   reference:
-    - title: OAC 5180:2-16-03(F)(1)
-      href: https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/administrative-code/authenticated/5180/2/16/5180$2-16-03_20220227.pdf
+    - title: OAC 5180:2-16-03(F)(1) (effective 2022-02-27)
+      href: https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/administrative-code/authenticated/5180/2/16/5180$2-16-03_20220227.pdf#page=4
+    - title: OAC 5180:6-1-03(F)(1) (effective 2026-08-01)
+      href: https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/administrative-code/authenticated/5180/6/1/5180$6-1-03_20260801.pdf#page=3
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		Cite the current Ohio PFCC (OAC 5180:6-1-03) and New Mexico CCAP (8.9.3 NMAC) rules, apply New Mexico's age-19 special-supervision limit from the 2025-11-04 rule amendment, and classify New Mexico five-year-olds as school age from September 2026.