75-03-09-23 · .2-Discipline must be constructive or educational in nature and may include diversion, separation from the problem situation, talking with the child about the situation, praising appropriate behavior, or gentle physical restraint, such as holding. A child may not be subjected to physical harm, fear, or humiliation.

A visit was conducted on 11/25/25 regarding a concern received. During this visit it was determined that there have been times that 1 or more staff have yelled, aggressively spoke to a child in response to a child's behavior and placed a child on a nap cot for an extended period of time as a punishment. Children may also have a delay in eating lunch/snack.

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75-03-09-23 · .5-A child may not be punished for lapses in toilet training.

A visit was conducted on 11/25/25 regarding a concern received. During this visit it was determined that children have been punished for lapses in toilet training. The punishment identified is time out, yelling and delay of eating lunch for the specific children.