1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32 | ***page 2***
In regard to the allegation of lack of supervision resulting in child being injured, all staff interviewed reported that children were being supervised with two staff present in the kinder classroom as they were engaged in activities on the carpet and at the table. During the activity time two children, Child #1 (C1) and Child #2 (C2) were coloring at the table when they began to argue and tussle over a color pencil. In the mix of the pulling and pushing to retrieve the pencil, C1 was scratched on the eye lid. Staff #1 (S1) reported that C1 received first aid care immediately by Staff #3 (S3) in the class. Both C1 and C2 reported to S2 and S3 that it was an accident. C2 reported that C1 was scratched on accident when C1 and C2 were coloring together and tussling over a color pencil. Children interviewed reported two teachers were present in the class engaging with, and supervising the children. All staff and children interviewed reported that staff does not use cell phones in the classroom. C1 is no longer enrolled at the facility and was unable to be contacted for an interview.
In regard to the allegation of facility not reporting unusual incidents to parents, it was reported that Parent #15 (P15) was informed verbally over the telephone regarding an injury to C1 at the facility, however a written report was never received. Staff interviewed reported that P15 was informed regarding the accident to C1 soon after the injury occurred by telephone. The copy of the accident (ouch) report was given to P15 the following day by S3 on 6/11/21, however parent declined to sign. Staff added that accidents to children are reported to the authorized representative/parents either by phone, written report, or verbally depending on the severity of the accident/injury, and or the combination of all three methods. Parents interviewed reported that they are satisfied with the care and supervision provided to their children and concerns are addressed with director. Another parent reported that they were not satisfied with the care provided by the facility, did not choose to elaborate, and will address the concerns later. During the investigation multiple attempts were unsuccessfully made via telephone and U.S. mail to contact additional persons involved in complaint.
***continued on page 3***
|