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32 | Allegation: Lack of Supervision
According to the allegation, Child #1 (C1) was bitten by Child #3 (C3) twice, once on the arm and once on the ear. The complaint states the second bite on the ear was due to lack of supervision, and the facility did not take adequate steps to prevent further incidents from occurring once the facility was aware C3 had behavioral issues.
During interviews conducted, staff disclosed that C3 has exhibited several behavior issues such as pushing, shoving, kicking, and biting since the beginning of the school year in August 2025. Staff #2 stated “It puts us in a tough position because we have to watch C3 and the other kids”.
According to interviews with staff and review of incident reports and children's files, C3 bit children on 3 occasions and attempted to bite another child. C1 was bitten on 9/10/25, Child #2 (C2) was bitten on 10/3/25, bite attempt of Child #4 (C4) on 12/2/25, and C1 was bitten a second time by C3 on 12/3/25.
Records reviewed revealed the following timeline:
After the 1st incident of biting on 9/10/25, the incident report states the follow-up plan to be, “Encourage children to use words during conflict with peers”.
During home visit on 9/11/25, Staff #2 case notes state "parent indicated that she would like for C3 to receive help with their behavior. Teacher informed parent that “we can refer C3 to receive the help."
On 9/15/25, Staff #2 submitted a request for a Mental Health Referral for C3.
Referral states behaviors observed were hitting, biting, stomping, pinching, punching, pushing, vocal outbursts, throwing items, refusal to participate, eloping, avoidance of social interactions, difficulty transitioning, extreme overreaction.
On 10/3/25, C3 bit C2 on their back while on carpet area. Follow up plan on incident report given to parent
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