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injury, but that she had hit her head; the other stated that their daughter may have sustained injuries two to three times, once hitting her head and once scraping her hand. However, the parent stated that the hand scraped may have just been their daughter’s hands being dry and moreover, could not recall whether the two to three injuries occurred during the summer or school year.
As two staff stated that they themselves had bumped into the chairs, one staff stated that they may have heard of two children passing in the hallway and bumping into the chairs, as one parent stated that their daughter may have fallen over something, and two others stated that their daughter may have sustained an injury, but were not sure whether it had occurred during the summer or school year, it could not be determined that on 09/23/21, a four-year-old female fell very hard over a stack of chairs in the hallway, sustaining a small bruise on her back from the fall.
There were no corroborating statements made to support the allegation. But as three parents stated that their daughters had sustained injuries and they may have occurred since the beginning of the school year, the allegation has been determined to Unsubstantiated.
This agency has investigated the complaint alleging that “Child sustained injuries while in care” and that there was a violation of Title 22, Division 12, Chapter 1, Article 6, Section 101223 Personal Rights. Based upon the evidence as presented above, the allegation has been determined to be Unsubstantiated. A finding of Unsubstantiated means that although the allegation may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur.
No deficiencies are being cited for the allegation listed above.
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