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32 | During investigation LPA obtained information that when C1 had an accident in the classroom, Licensee recorded C1 in the presence of other children to send to C1’s parent. While the child was being recorded, Licensee stated in the video that the Parent needs to ensure C1 uses the restroom before arrival or informs Licensee that C1 needs to use the restroom. The voice recording reflects that Licensee was frustrated with the incident. After the recording was sent to the Parent of C1, Licensee asked C1 to step out of the classroom and remove his clothes. While C1 was outside removing his clothes, another Parent arrived with their child for drop off.
Based on the information obtained through interviews, it was determined that on 09/21/22 Licensee failed to ensure C1 changed his soiled clothes in private and did not feel embarrassed about having an accident in the classroom and Licensee recording C1 in soiled clothes in the presence of other children violated the Personal Rights of the child in care. From the information received by interviews with Licensee and other involved parties, the above allegation of Personal Rights of a child has been Substantiated at this time.
Licensee understands she will need to provide a copy of LIC 9099D to all enrolled families along with LIC 9224 and obtain signatures on LIC 9224 for each child. Licensee also understands she will need to obtain signatures for all future enrollees up to one year and keep the signed form for all enrolled children at the facility for 3 years.
See LIC 9099D for Deficiency cited.
An exit interview was conducted, and this report was reviewed with the licensee Robin Renner. Appeal rights were discussed and provided during the exit interview.
A notice of site visit was given and Licensee understands it must remain posted for 30 days. |