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32 | On the day of the incident, S2 stated they were able to view the climbing structure and provide supervision of C1 climbing on the climbing structure although S2 was assisting another preschooler that had fallen off the scooter onto the ground. The climbing structure is age-appropriate for the preschoolers enrolled at the facility, for ages two to five years of age. P1 was contacted and provided a statement that they had been informed of the falling injury sustained by C1. P1 was asked if C1 had explained to them what happened in the incident and P1 stated that C1 said they had "...fallen from the playground." P1 was asked if C1 could be interviewed and P1 stated that they would prefer that the statement provided by P1 be used instead.
There were three teachers and one aide providing care and supervision to seventeen preschoolers on the day of the incident, the facility was within ratio; also, during the incident, there were two teachers and an aide provide care and supervision to the preschoolers during play in the outdoor play area. The staff provided assistance to C1 and contacted medical services immediately after the injury. Additionally, the staff promptly notified the parents of C1 of the injury after the incident occurred. And, reporting requirements were met as the administration notified licensing of the incident and completed and submitted the LIC 624 within 7 days of the incident.
As a result, there is no citation being issued for this incident. The staff followed protocol and acted appropriately in providing care and supervision of the preschoolers, the staff sought aide for the injured child promptly, and notified the parents and licensing.
An exit interview was conducted, a copy of this Report, a Notice of Site visit, and Appeal rights were provided and discussed with Lead Teacher Jazmin De La Cruz/Duartee.
All licensing reports are recommended to be kept for 3 years and the Notice of Site visit is to be posted and visible to parents for 30 days.
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