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25 | On Wednesday, June 25, 2024, Licensing Program Analysts (LPA) Keneisha Dunlap, and Franchesca White arrived for an unannounced Case Management - Incident inspection based on an Unusual Incident Report (UIR) received to the department on June 18, 2024. LPA White announced the purpose of the visit and was granted entry into the facility by Licensee, Carol Sanders. LPA Dunlap was introduced as the caseload carrying LPA for this facility. There are 7 day care children enrolled and 16 children present at the time of inspection. 5 daycare children present in classroom, 4 children who are 4 years of age (upstairs in an off limits area), 2 children 5 years of age (upstairs in an off limits area), 5 school-age children ages 8-9 (upstairs in an off limits area), and one infant (upstairs in an off limits area).
LPA Dunlap conducted interview with Licensee regarding UIR. Licensee stated that on June 18, 2024 that child was playing outside on Playground 1 with another child. The child was climbing on the other child's back. While climbing on other child, the child fell back and hit their head on brick wall. Licensee stated that there were 2 staff present Staff #2 and Staff #3. Licensee stated that they checked to make sure there were no injures on the child and found that child has small cut on head. Licensee stated they applied water to cut and wiped it. Licensee stated when the child was picked up that the child's parent was informed of incident. Licensee provided typed incident report to LPA Dunlap during inspection. Licensee stated that parent could not find cut and pointed to where it was on child's head. Licensee stated that parent was infuriated and stated that they would be taking child to hospital.
LPA Dunlap conducted interview with Staff #2 they stated that they were present on Playground 1. Staff #2 did not speak with parent regarding incident. Staff #2 did not witness what happened during incident. Staff #2 stated that the Licensee showed video footage from incident later that evening so staff could see what happened.
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