R 400.8213(1)(a) · R 400.8213(1)(a) Staff; volunteer (1) All staff and volunteers present at the center shall: (a) Provide appropriate care and supervision o f children at all times.

On 2/24/2026, Supervised Volunteer 1 provided appropriate care and supervision of Child A when Supervised Volunteer 1 she grabbed Child A’s hoodie to prevent Child A from getting hit by the bus door.

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R 400.8213(1)(a) · R 400.8213(1)(a) Staff; volunteer (1) All staff and volunteers present at the center shall: (a) Provide appropriate care and s upervision of children at all times.

Lead Teacher and Teacher 1 did not provide appropriate care and supervision of Child A and Child B when Lead Teacher and Teacher 1 did not see Child A and Child B leave the classroom unsupervised and they went into another classroom where they were unsupervised for four minutes.

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R 400.8125 · R 400.8125 Staff; volunteer; requirements. (1) All staff and volunteers shall provide appropriate care and supervision of children at all times.

was accompanied b - Child was previously observed to have etween his At the time of my visit, Child A did not have Child A was interviewed at this residence Child A was very active and easily distracted. He was diffic ult to interview due to his high actively level. He remembered attending the center . Child A said that he did not like to wear a mask but had to wear one. He did not rem ember if wearing a mask made him upset. Child A was asked directly abo I He stated that a child care staff member (CCSM) of hurt when the CCSM• not know why the CCSM nor did he disclose that the Child A did not disclose any other concerns or any other details. Child A lost interest and ended the interview. Child A's Mother was interviewed at her residence. She stated that on the day of the Mincid ent Child A's Stepmother dropped Child A off at the center at approximately Child A's Stepmother contacted her saying that a CCSM Child A. Child A's Mother became u set and went to the center and picked him up from care. When she arrived, Child A _ This is unusual as he normally likes being at the center. He ran toward her. Child A's Mother admitted to causing a scene as she was upset about the possibility of someone Child A. She also acknowledged that she swore verbally threaten CCSM and that this was a bad decision. Child A's Mother agreed to not return to the center. Child A's Mother stated that due to her history with Child A's Stepmother, that she normally would not believe her as she makes "big deal" out of small things. However, she initially believed her, which caused her to behave in the upset manner that she responded. Child A's Stepmother has since changed her statement saying that with Child A was looked a day or two old. Child A's Mother stated that she no longer believes Child A's Stepmother about the incident. She believes that Child A's Stepmother may have overacted to the situation. She stated that perhaps she overacted too* however, she does believe that CCSMs should not be allowed for any reason including in a guiding manner. Child A had that Child A's Mother indicated that Child A and she is not fully certain how Child A was not seen by a doctor. In addition, Child A attended the center for about She has not had any previous concerns saying that his CCSMs seem "super nice". She has observed positive interactions between the CCSMs and the children, She described the CCSMs as friendly and calm. Child A enjoyed attending the center, and he has not disclosed any previous concerns. completed the center. I was accom anted imimmm"completed completed with CCSMs1i at the center. She was not working on 9/26/2022. On 9/27/22, she spoke briefly with Child A's Mother on the phone. Child A's Mother was requesting personal information She directed Child A's Mother to speak with the center's program director, Ms. Griffin. stated that parents are allowed to either drop their children off at the center's main door, or they can walk them to their room. The children usually walk independently to their rooms under direct supervision. At times they may be taken by the hand or guided to walk toward their rooms. Child A's Mother normally walked Child A to his room as it took time for him to warm up to being in care. He was usually fine by breakfast. On 9/26/22, Child A's Stepmother did not walk him to his room and dropped him off at the door. She believes this was the first time that Child A's Stepmother dropped him off at the center, stated that this is her ■ year working alongside ■ describing her as a "great employee." She has never had any concerns regarding interactions with parents or children. There have been no parent complaints. She has only observed positive interactions between Child A, and the other children in care. 4 is a CCSM at the center. She denied the allegations. - stated that she was working in the morning on 9/26/22. Child A's Stepmother dropped Child A off at the door. and that he could put it on in the room. Child A's Stepmother hand

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