Callier Child Development Program

Based on the information obtained during the investigation, it was determined that a child with a documented food allergy was served a food item containing an identified allergen.

Staff did not use good judgment in this case when they allowed a child to remain in care with an injury instead of notifying the director or the child's parents.

Staff did not notify the parents of a child who received an injury while in care.

Staff members did not use good judgment when they assumed a child was faking an injury instead of communicating to the director or the child's parents of their observations.

During the investigation, it was determined that a child was injured while in care, however, the caregivers did not disclose this to the parents as required.

A young child in care was injured in a manner that required medical attention, however, none of his direct caregivers were saw the injury or knew how it occurred.

The daycare received notification of a positive COVID case on 8/29 but it was not reported until 9/1. Per minimum standards the operation has 2 days to report the illness to the department.

A child was able to leave the operation without the caregiver knowing. The child was subsequently found by a stranger as a result. The operation was notified of the incident and did not notify the department of the incident in the time required.

Based in the information obtained during a DFPS investigation, a child was able to leave the operation without being noticed by staff. As a result, a violation of the minimum standards as they pertain to supervision was identified.