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13 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA), Robert Maciel made a subsequent complaint-investigation visit and met with Director, Alicia Wright (D1) for the purpose of delivering finding for the above allegations. It has been alleged that Lack of supervision resulted in a child (C1) getting scratched and an infant (C2) using the cot of another infant (C1) in care without staff changing the bedding.
LPA interviewed D1 and staff (S1-S5) from 11/19/25 through 2/4/26. D1 stated that there was incident where C1's parent notified D1 about C1 having a scratch and that she is unaware of any incident of bedding being shared between infants.
Interviews with staff did not provide evidence to support the allegation that a child was scratched due to a lack of supervision, however, S1 stated that, there was an incident where S1 had turned away from C1 to log something on the classroom iPad in the toddler room and when S1 turned back, they noticed a scratch on C1’s face. S1 stated that they didn’t see what caused the scratch but believed it was from another child, C3, because they had observed C1 and C3 taking toys from each other throughout the day.
Continued in LIC9099-C |