Follow-up·August 22, 2024

On date and time listed above, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) was here on another matter. During an observation of outdoor play for a preschool classroom, LPA noted 2 staff supervising the children. One staff was seen sitting in a shaded area, waiting for children to approach her, while another staff was tending to other children while they play and run around. Additionally, there was an ABA therapist who is assigned to one child. LPA witnessed two children closer to the entrance/exit in the back right of the building, where no staff had eyes on them. One of the children tipped over on a bicycle, away from the supervision of both staff. The therapist had eyes on them, but neither one of those children were the child the therapist is assigned to. The facility has been advised that the ABA therapist is only to supervise the one child that they are assigned to. Furthermore, the facility is reminded to keep supervision on all of the daycare children at all times. LPA conducted the exit interview and reviewed report with site director, Kristen Garnatz. A notice of site visit was given , posted, and must remain so for 30 consecutive days.