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25 | On 2/24/2025 Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) German Negrete made an unannounced visit for the purpose of completing a Case Management - Incident inspection . Today LPA met with Center Director Kathryn Dean. LPA informed Director the purpose for todays inspection. LPA did a walk through of the Child Care Center with the Center Director. LPA observed at the time of the walk-through 40 children and 5 toddlers being supervised by 8 staff.
On 1/30/2025, Director contacted Community Care Licensing (CCL) to self-report the following unusual incident: C1 was running on the playground, playing a chasing game with other children. The first child and second child stumbled forward and fell down, catching themselves with their hands. C1 bumped into the two children and fell face first onto the cement. C1's nose, forehead and lips were slightly red and a small scratch was on the side of the nose. According to Director, the other two children did not have any injuries(see LIC812).
During the course of the investigation, LPA interviewed staff and conducted a children's file review. Also LPA obtained a copy of a photograph pertaining to C1's nose and forehead(See LIC812).
LPA confirmed LIC624 written unusual incident report was submitted by Director on 1/31/2025 via email. LPA verified Director followed reporting requirements as outlined in Title 22 Californian Code of Regulations
As mentioned LPA interviewed Director and staff. Through these interviews LPA verified Staff who were supervising C1, noticed C1 in distress once the child fell in the play yard. LPA verified Staff and Director followed the guidelines listed under "observations of a child" (101626.3(b) in Title 22 CCR. Continued on LIC809-C
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