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32 | Per Staff # 2 they were putting the cots away when they noticed Child # 1 crying and trying to catch their breath, staff ran towards child as they saw child was bleeding "alot". Staff # 2 disclosed they used a sheet to apply pressure to area and child was not able to communicate what had happened. Parents were called- child was provided with first aid. Staff #2- 5 corroborated that child # 2 was crying during snack time and disclosed that they had pulled their blanket from under child # 1 causing them to fall. LPA conducted interview with child # 2 who disclosed that child # 1 was stepping on their blanket, and they pulled it causing child # 1 to hit their mouth and "bled a lot" Per child # 2 they told staff what happened.
Child # 1 was picked up from school and taken to the doctor by parents. Per Principal parents informed them the cut was in an area that cannot be stitched and it will have to heal on it's own- child was referred to a dentist. Child was out for a week but refused to stay, when they came back. Per Principal child was dis-enrolled as parents stated that child was traumatized and they didn't trust the staff.
Interviews conducted disclosed that incident which occurred October 8th, 2024 resulted in lack of supervision which is an immediate danger for the health and safety of children in care.
Regarding incident that occur on October 29th, 2024- staff statement corroborated that incident was observed. Child was not sitting properly on a bench, as they tried to get up, child fell backwards hitting their head on a nature log. Staff provided first aid immediately and notified parents. Child was taken to the doctor where they received 3 stiches- authorized representative came back the same day to inform facility, child will be back to school tomorrow.
Based on the LPA’s observations and records reviews, the following deficiencies listed on the attached LIC 809D (deficiency page) are being cited in accordance with California Code of Regulations Title 22. Deficiencies that are being cited need to be cleared to protect the children’s health and safety.
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