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During the investigation, LPA interviewed 5 staffs on 03/01/2023, and interviewed 2 staff on 04/20/2023.
During a confidential interview, it was reported that there were 2 incidents that occurred when a child was left unsupervised. Incident #1 was reported that child # 1 (C1) was left behind unsupervised, when Glassell classroom's teacher transitioned the group of children from the outdoor playground into the classroom. Incident #2 was reported that a group of 5 toddlers was supervised by one teacher, a preschool child, child # 2 (C2) opened the latch to the gate that separated the toddler yard and the preschool yard and a toddler, child # 3 (C3) went over to the preschool playground, and the toddler was brought back into the toddler playground by the preschool teacher.
During the interviews regarding incident #1, 2 out of 7 interviewed staffs, staff #3 (S3) and staff # 6 (S6) witnessed the incident. The two staff, S3 and S6, both described that when the teacher in the Glassell classroom lined up the children to bring them inside, child #1 (C1) was left behind. However, C1 was supervised by S3 and S6, who were still in the playground and S3 brought C1 back into the Glassell classroom right the way.
During the interviews regarding incident #2, 2 of out 7 interviewed staff, staff #1 (S1) and staff #5 (S5) witnessed the incident #2, when they saw C2 opened the latch of the gate and C3 went over to the preschool playground, and S5 immediately brought C3 back into the toddler yard and informed the toddler teacher.
When interviewed, Director stated in both incidents, C1 and C3 were supervised at all time. In incident #1, although C1 was left outside by C1's teacher, C1 was supervised by S3 adn S5 and S3 brought C1 into Glassell's classroom right the way. In incident #2, C3 was witnessed going over to the preschool playground and was brought back to the toddler teacher immediately. Director also stated that a meeting was held to address the concern with the teacher who involved in the 2 incident to address the supervision. Director did not report the 2 incidents to Community Care Licensing due to the fact that the children were not left unsupervised, but did take action to address concern internally.
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