How do you think the following story would have gone if this happened in a Private Home Daycare?
The (removed city) daycare center where a boy was left in a van for hours will get to stay open - with some conditions.
(Removed Name), the owner of (Removed name) Center, signed an agreement stating his daycare will not transport children for the next few months. The owner also agreed to pay a $5,000 fine and his daycare license is on a probationary status for six months.
The (Removed name) Child Care Licensing Office is punishing the daycare for leaving 3-year-old (Removed name) locked in a van without food or air conditioning twice. The boy was left in the van for 45 minutes last month and for three hours earlier this month.
(Removed name) police arrested the daycare's director, (Removed name), for child neglect.
Officers said she left the boy in the van during the second incident and falsified a transportation log.
Now, while the licensing office is holding the center more accountable, another agency appears to be cutting off funding for parents to use the center.
"Right now, I get help through the county with the (Removed name) program and they're not going to allow, as of April 1, this daycare to receive the (Removed name of program),'' said parent (Removed name). "So, as of Friday anybody with (Removed name) can't bring their kids here unless they want to pay full price."
Meanwhile, the stipulated agreement also states that if the center racks up another big violation while on probation, the owner will voluntarily close it down.
Also, (Removed name), who did not wish to speak to (Removed name) News (Removed Chanel), still has to hire a new director. But until that person is in place, he will have to be on site and monitor the day-to-day activities at the center. The agreement also calls for more training for the entire staff.
The (removed city) daycare center where a boy was left in a van for hours will get to stay open - with some conditions.
(Removed Name), the owner of (Removed name) Center, signed an agreement stating his daycare will not transport children for the next few months. The owner also agreed to pay a $5,000 fine and his daycare license is on a probationary status for six months.
The (Removed name) Child Care Licensing Office is punishing the daycare for leaving 3-year-old (Removed name) locked in a van without food or air conditioning twice. The boy was left in the van for 45 minutes last month and for three hours earlier this month.
(Removed name) police arrested the daycare's director, (Removed name), for child neglect.
Officers said she left the boy in the van during the second incident and falsified a transportation log.
Now, while the licensing office is holding the center more accountable, another agency appears to be cutting off funding for parents to use the center.
"Right now, I get help through the county with the (Removed name) program and they're not going to allow, as of April 1, this daycare to receive the (Removed name of program),'' said parent (Removed name). "So, as of Friday anybody with (Removed name) can't bring their kids here unless they want to pay full price."
Meanwhile, the stipulated agreement also states that if the center racks up another big violation while on probation, the owner will voluntarily close it down.
Also, (Removed name), who did not wish to speak to (Removed name) News (Removed Chanel), still has to hire a new director. But until that person is in place, he will have to be on site and monitor the day-to-day activities at the center. The agreement also calls for more training for the entire staff.
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