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32 | It was alleged that staff do not prevent daycare children from engaging in inappropriate behavior. Specifically, it was reported that one daycare child touched another daycare child inappropriately, resulting in the alleged victim child to become more reserved.
During interviews with relevant parties, it was reported that this allegation was brought to the attention of staff, and that the matter was investigated. Staff reported that, based on their investigation, they did not substantiate that the alleged incident occurred. However, interviews also disclosed that staff did hear the victim child say the other child’s name. Although the alleged victim child is verbal, the child is difficult to understand and has limited ability to articulate or communicate events.
The information obtained through interviews is inconsistent regarding the alleged incident. While there was information indicating that the alleged victim child identified the other child by name, there was insufficient information to establish the allegation occurred. Therefore, the allegation is determined to be UNSUBSTANTIATED.
An unsubstantiated finding indicates that, although the alleged incident may have occurred, there is insufficient evidence to establish, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the alleged violation took place.
An exit interview was conducted with the facility representative, Jennifer Deluna. Appeal rights were discussed and provided, a copy of this report was issued, and a Notice of Site (NOS) Visit was also provided.
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