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An early learning provider employed by the Center suspected a child was being physically and sexually abused by her father. The employee's suspicion of abuse and neglect occurred the first week of July, July 8th and July 28th. However, the provider did not report the suspected abuse to CPS Intake, nor did she ensure a report had been made, until July 29th.
110-300-0165(2)(d) Plastic bags were accessible in Purple Panda's bathroom. Date Disputed Date Disputed
110-300-0260(2)(a)(b) The storage room in the gym was accessible to the children. The staff/computer room was accessible to the children. Date Disputed Date Disputed
110-300-0345(5)(b) The alarm on gym's exterior door does not function. Date Disputed Date Disputed
110-300-0460(3) Missing the emergency contact information for child ZM and TK.
110-300-0165(2)(c) Straps that are used to tied up chairs were accessible to children in Coral Cats and Orange Tiger classrooms. Multiple charging cords in Jade Jaguar were accessible to the children. Date Disputed Date Disputed
110-300-0165 (3)(a) The long toilet anchoring nails in the boys' bathroom were exposed, posing a danger of cuts and abrasions.
110-300-0410(4) The vents in the boys' bathroom, girls' bathroom, and Magenta Monkey classroom are dusty, posing a health concern.
110-300-0230(2)(b) The first-aid kit is accessible to children.
0260(2)(b) The food storage room is accessible to children. There isn't a lock or other methods to prevent children access. 110-300-0260(5) Ladders, tools, and other construction materials are accessible to children in the courtyard.
110-300-0106(12) Missing food worker permits for Shapla K, and Mayra ML.
0166(3)(a) The emergency exit door in the gym is hard to open; the handle requires a special knowledge to be opened. 110-300-0166(3)(c) Emergency exit door is partially blocked. (Brow bear)
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