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25 | On 3/5/25, at 1:50 PM, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Matthew Sapien made an unannounced Case Management inspection at the abovementioned Child Care Center (CCC). LPA met with Karen Easton, Site Supervisor of the CCC and explained the nature and purpose of the inspection. LPA, in the company of the Site Supervisor toured the interior and exterior of the CCC. LPA notes 14 children are in care, along with 4 teachers providing care and supervision.
The Case Management inspection follows an Unusual Incident at the CCC which occurred on 2/20/25. The Department was notified of the incident on 2/25/25 via email by the Area Manager of the CCC. The Area Manager is named Bobbie Sesena. During this instance, a child in care (C1) stated that a teacher at the facility (S1) hurt them during the transition to nap time. As stated in the report, two staff members (S2 and S3), one of whom was the Site Supervisor, were witnesses to the incident. The incident report did not include further details in relation to the incident.
During today's visit, LPA interviewed the following staff and children: S1, S2, S3 and C1.
S2 stated the following: S2 overheard C1 telling another child that S1 hurt them. The other child then asked C1, "who hurt you"? S2 noticed that C1 pointed towards S1. S2 then worked to settle down the children and room. S2 stated that it's not uncommon for C1 to say that staff are hurting C1 when they're not. S2 then followed up with S1 and S3 following the incident. S2 also asked each of these staff members to complete a Universal Contact Form documenting the incident. S1 also contacted Area Manager informing them of the incident. To clarify, S2 did not visually witness the incident firsthand.
S1 stated the following: Before the incident and during lunch time, C1 split another child's milk cup with his hand. S1 informed C1 to be careful causing C1 to become upset resulting in C1 throwing their own milk cup. S1 said that it's not okay to do that. C1 was then walked over from the lunch table to their cot for nap time. (CONT. LIC809-C, Page 2)
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