Follow-up·April 15, 2026

On 04/15/2026, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Brian Morris conducted an unannounced Case Management inspection to follow-up on an Unusual Incident Report (UIR) submitted to Community Care Licensing on 03/26/2026. LPA met with Director Elizabeth Zaragoza and toured the facility and gathered census. During this visit, LPA collected pertinent documents, interviewed staff members who witnessed the incident and had direct knowledge of what occurred. Per incident report, on March 26, 2026, teacher Ms. Ingrid notified the parent of C1, to inform the mother that C1 had a bruise on their left leg and was limping. Ms. Ingrid shared with the mother that C1 reported they were hurt at home when they stepped on the rock. The mother replied via Class Dojo to Ms. Ingrid to notify San Jacinto Preschool that C1 did not get hurt at her house. The mother met with Director Elizabeth and asked her to view the facility outside cameras. Director Elizabeth independently reviewed the camera footage and observed C1 fall and hurt their leg during outside play. An office staff member informed Director Elizabeth that the mother was on site and would like to meet with Director Elizabeth. The director spoke with Perla at Community Care Licensing to inform her of the incident. Director Elizabeth also informed the coordinator at RCOE. Confidential interviews revealed that Ms. Ingrid was present during the Outside time at San Jacinto Preschool on 03/26/2026 prior to 11:00 AM when outside time starts. Ms. Ingrid reports, the left shin area for C1 was already bruised when they arrived on 03/26/2026, so we thought the mother was aware of the injury, which is why I wrote her the message on Class Dojo, C1 was at their father’s house, and the mother was not aware of the situation. Ms. Ingrid notified Director Elizabeth of the incident and observed C1 and provided treatment. Ms. Ingrid reports, C1, reported the injury that happened during outside time and pointed to the playground area, when asked where they hurt their left leg. Director Elizabeth reviewed camera footage from the date in question and believes C1 did accidentally slip on the playground area but resumed playing before contacting Ms. Ingrid on 03/26/2026. Director Elizabeth reports, staff responded appropriately and treated C1 who went back to playing without incident within minutes per Director Elizabeth and Ms. Ingrid. Director Elizabeth and Ms. Ingrid deny any additional concerns. Director Elizabeth reports, C1 was disenrolled on 03/30/2026. C1's mother was contacted and responded to pick up C1. In addition, the incident was reported to CCL and documentation observed in the injured child’s file. Records review also confirmed that the CCC was operating within proper staff to child ratios. Additionally, LPA observed the playground and area of incident and found no Title 22 violations that would have contributed to C1's injury. No Deficiencies issued. An exit interview was held with Director Elizabeth Zaragoza. A copy of this report was issued, along with a Notice of Site visit. This report shall be public record for three years.