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32 | , in the rooms licensed to 376300051. Pending maintenance requests reflected the CCC was in process of addressing the specific known issues to this frame. Interviews with staff corroborated that any known maintenance and/or facility issues related to disrepair within the preschool classrooms were minor had been brought to the Directors attention and were told the issues were in progress of being addressed by internal facilities technicians. Additionally, the limited information provided in the complaint indicated that a functional kitchen area was not available. During the investigation, LPA observed the CCC had made temporary alternate arrangements for light snack/meal preparation in another space containing a hand sink and had an outside meal service deliver lunches for children in care. Based on the evidence collected, observations conducted, and interviews completed, there is insufficient evidence to establish that the alleged violation occurred. Therefore, the allegation is determined to be UNSUBSTANTIATED.
Regarding the allegation Classroom has mold. On July 15, 2026, LPA Gerth conducted an unannounced visit to the CCC and observed that the kitchen and classrooms licensed under the infant program were closed and not in use. The CCC provided documentation demonstrating that it was aware of mold identified within the infant classrooms and kitchen and therefore had temporarily closed the areas. Throughout the investigation, the CCC maintained communication with CCL regarding the identified mold and when requested, provided updates concerning remediation efforts. Based on information received, the CCL Regional Office determined that the CCC was taking steps to address and remediate the mold. Interviews conducted with six staff revealed that 3/6 staff interview, expressed concern for potential mold in preschool classrooms, however stated that the when this was brought the attention of the CCC, they were told all areas of concern had been inspected and no further mold had been identified. During the investigation, LPA had requested reports of preschool classroom areas that had been inspected for mold and the CCC stated the areas had not been identified as having mold and therefore did not have evidence of mold inspection and remediation reports to provide for the preschool classrooms. Therefore based on the evidence collected, observations conducted, and interviews completed, there is insufficient evidence to establish that the alleged violation occurred. Therefore, the allegation is determined to be UNSUBSTANTIATED.
Regarding the Allegation Staff do not keep classroom free from pests. Interviews with staff revealed that four of six staff members had observed pests in the kitchen prior to the closure of the area. Interviews also revealed staff had not entered the kitchen since the date of closure in April 2026 and therefore had not observed pest issues since then. Interviews with six staff revealed that they had not observed pests within the preschool classrooms. On July 15, 2026, the CCC provided invoices documenting monthly pest control services. The records began in March 2026, approximately one month prior to the closure of the kitchen. LPA Gerth was unable to interview the reporting party and, therefore, could not (continued) |