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25 | On 1/20/2021, an Informal Office tele-meeting was conducted via virtual means. In attendance at this meeting were Licensee Katherine Owens, Licensing Program Analyst Jessika Thompson, and Licensing Program Manager Diana Deleon. An in-person meeting could not be conducted today due to COVID-19 social distancing restrictions. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss recent violations of Title 22 Regulations.
The following allegations were discussed:
- 12/10/20- During a complaint investigation, it was substantiated that the licensee hit day-care children, as the license indicated that she has lightly "knocked" on the heads of two children (with a closed fist) to get their attention when they misbehaved
- 12/10/20 - During a complaint investigation, it was substantiated that the licensee yelled at day-care children, as the licensee admitted she has yelled at day-care children to get their attention when they misbehaved
- 12/10/20- During a complaint investigation, it was substantiated that the licensee allowed an older child to accompany a younger child to the restroom, resulting in the older child assisting with the younger child's toileting needs
- 12/10/20 - During a complaint investigation, it was substantiated that the licensee forced food into at day-care child's mouth. The licensee stated that on one occasion, after a child declined to eat their vegetables, she placed the vegetables on the child's spoon and fed it to the child anyway
- 12/10/20- During a complaint investigation, it was unsubstantiated that the licensee handled day-care children in a rough manner. Although this allegation may have happened or is valid, there was not a preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violation did or did not occur, therefore the allegation was unsubstantiated
Licensee is hereby reminded that she is required to ensure that the health, safety, and personal rights of children in care is protected at all times.
(Continued on LIC809-C) |