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Based on the interviews information Licensor determined the complaint as valid. The teacher was not aware of the incident until another child told him about it.
The Licensor determined that the complaint is valid. The teacher was pulling and jerking the child by the arm.
During interviews Teachers admitted needing to yell at children when they are by themselves and are unable to get to arguing children or during busy diaper changing transitions.
According to the interviews and video recording of the incident, Licensor is lead to believe that there was most likely than not intentional pinching of the child's cheek, there was also pulling of another child's arm that has occurred on the same video clip, and there was another time during the day when the same teacher pulled an arm of another child.
The state lists this complaint on the provider’s record, but the state’s published report includes no citation detail.
0186 Licensor determined that the complaint is Valid. The provider enrolled a child with suspected fish allergy without completed ICP and the Lead and Assistant teachers did not prevent the child from ingesting suspected allergen.
0145(12) Licensor observed outside gate that is an emergency exit was locked with a pad lock.
0260 (2) (a) (b) The Storage room in school age classroom was unlocked. the room has vacuums, buckets and other janitorial equipment that needs to be inaccessible to children. 0260 (5) Toilet brushes were hanging on the wall with the brooms. The Director moved them into the janitorial closet.
Center was providing a non-dairy milk substitute that did not meet USDA requirements to a child with a special dietary requirement without a written plan or medical documentation of need.
OTC counter diaper cream was stored on a changing table which made the medication accessible to children.
The playground emergency exit gate was locked blocking safe exit from premises during emergency.
There were staff who count in ratio without current CPR and first aid certifications: H. Garcia, T. Walker, A. Ward
A restroom cabinet was not locked and accessible to children that contained items labeled "keep out of reach of children". A staff restroom that is used as a storage area did not have a locking door or method to prevent child access and substances labeled "keep ot of reach of children" accessible. Restoom had toilet brush or plunger accessible to children.
Director, Rebecca Clark, had not completed orientation. Assistant director, Trevor Johnson, does not meet experience or education requirements for role.
There were staff who work with children who did not have L&I approved training in blood borne pathogens: T. Amari, H. Garcia. T. Walker, A. Ward There were staff who count in ratio who did not have current first aid and CPR certification: T. Amari, H. Garcia, T. Walker. A. Ward There were staff who may serve food without current food handler card: T. Walker, A. Ward A staff member did not have Safe Sleep: S. Abdo
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