Incident investigation·October 8, 2021

On 10/08/2021 9:15am, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA), Denise Miranda met with the Director regarding an Unusual Incident report received on 09/28/2021 for an incident that occurred on 09/28/2021. Licensee notified CCLD via fax on 09/28/2021. Upon arrival, LPA met Director and around 9:30am LPA met the Licensee. The incident alleged that child #1 on 09/28/2021 had an aggressive behavior in classroom. Per report child#1 was running inside of the classroom and not listening to the teachers. Desrespecting school material by throwing them at classmates and teachers. Child #1 had hard time to following directions. No child got hurt. Per report, mother of the child was called to pick the child, Director spoke with mother about her child\342\200\231s behavior. Child is no long enrolled on the school, the last of the child was on 09/28/2021. During this inspection, LPA conducted interviews with facility staff and relevant parties and review staff and child#1 file\342\200\231s. LPA conducted a tour of the area where the incident occurred and reviewed with Director and licensee the video date on 09/28/2021. On the footage of the first video shows on 09/28/2021 9:22am, when child#1, was on the top of the table by herself and staff was asking her to go down and child was not following her directions, child#1 was showing her tongue to staff and classmates. Child#1 was throwing the supplies materials on the floor and wall. The other children were separate from this child to avoid any incident. On the second video dated on 09/28/2021 9:53am, child#1 was with Licensee outside at the playground with another children and shows when child#1 came to Licensee\342\200\231s director and hit her. During this incident facility had Director, one fully qualify teacher and one teacher assistant present with a group of 20 children. Facility staff provided proper care and supervision during the time of the incident. The facility also followed Title 22 Regulations in the care and supervision of the children and reporting the incident to the Community Care Licensing Division and to DCFS. Based on the information obtained throughout the course of the investigation, it does not appear that the incident was a result of a Title 22 violation. An exit interview was conducted and a copy of this report along with the Notice of Site Visit were provided to Ramandeep Kaur.