“Based on LPAs interviews, one teacher was supervising more than 12 children ages 2-5 years of age, or more than 6 children ages 18-24 months on more than one occasion.”California CCLD inspector, Mar 26, 2026 report. Quoted verbatim.
Jun 4, 2024Other visitCriticalSign-in and sign-out not keptCalifornia: Responsibility for Providing Care and Supervision · Type ACorrection due Jun 15, 2024
3findings in 36 months0verified corrected by California0corrected during the visit3with a plan or deadline only
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Source checked Nov 6, 2026 · Inspection history is not a safety rating.
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Jul 27, 2026Other visit
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Mar 26, 2026Complaint investigation · substantiated2 findings
Teacher Child-Ratio
Critical
Based on LPAs interviews, one teacher was supervising more than 12 children ages 2-5 years of age, or more than 6 children ages 18-24 months on more than one occasion. The pre school center did not comply with the section cited above which poses an immediate health, safety or personal rights risk to persons in care.
A correction plan is recorded. No state verification date is shown.
Recorded plan of correction
By plan of correction due date 3/27/2026 Assistant Director and District Manager will submit a written plan that includes protocol for ensuring ratio requirements are met during drop off, throughout the day, and pick up time. District manager and regional manager will review the plan with all staff during a staff meeting and submit a signed attendance sheet by 4/2/2026 once the meeting is complete.
Standard 101216.3(a) · Teacher Child-Ratio
State severity
Type A
Corrected at visit
Not recorded
Correction due
Mar 27, 2026
Technical assistance
Not recorded
Finding source ID
ca:197413747:2026-03-26:101216.3(a):1
Visit source ID
ca:197413747:2026-03-26:report
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Standard 101212(d)(1)(C)
Minor
(1) Events reported shall include the following: (C) Any unusual incident or child absence that threatens the physical or emotional health or safety of any child.
This requirement was not met as evidenced by: Staff did not report an enrolled child being fed food that they were alergic to while in care, or their visit to the hospital regarding the incident.
A correction plan is recorded. No state verification date is shown.
Recorded plan of correction
Assistant Director will keep a log of children's allergies/ reactions by date in order to track incidents and submit proof of this to the case carrying LPA by 4/2/2026. Additionally, staff will be sure to call the CDSS ESCCRO On Duty Analyst Line for future unusual incidents, and additionally send the LIC 624 form to CDSS ESCCRO within 7 days.
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Correction due Oct 31, 2023. No state verification date is shown.
Standard 101229(a)(1)
State severity
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Corrected at visit
Not recorded
Correction due
Oct 31, 2023
Technical assistance
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Finding source ID
ca:197413747:2023-10-17:101229(a)(1):2
Visit source ID
ca:197413747:2023-10-17:other
Standard 101229(a)(1)
Critical
A child was observed left alone in the classroom without supervision.
The requirement is not met as evidenced by interviews of program director, submitted LIC 624, physical observation of the site where incident occurred. This poses an immediate risk to the health and safety of children in care.
A correction plan is recorded. No state verification date is shown.
Recorded plan of correction
Director agrees to have staff members view the video, answer questions stated below, and return replies to LPA via email by 10/31/2023, end of business day.
Supervising Children in Child Care Centers – California Child Care Licensing – Resources for Parents and Providers (childcarevideos.org)
Supervising Children in Child Care Centers
Supervising children is the primary task of child care center staff. Gain an understanding of the licensing requirements that pertain to appropriate supervision.
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