Insufficient record-keeping results in $179,000 payback to Summer Food Services Program
Docket Number: 2204795 , Decision Date: 2021-09-07
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Judge Teate concluded a facility had to pay back approximately $179,000 in meal reimbursements to the Summer Food Service Program, after finding that the facility failed to comply with record-keeping requirements.
Emergency Closure of Family Child Care Learning Home
Docket Number: 2105442 , Decision Date: 2020-10-02
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Center subject to emergency closure after DECAL discovered that thirty-two children were in its care at one time, when the Center was only authorized to care for six to eight children.
Summer Food Service Program participants must repay disallowances using non-SFSP funds.
Docket Number: 1653326 , Decision Date: 2016-07-25
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The Petitioner, a participant in the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), was required to repay a debt to SFSP after the Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) discovered that it exceeded its state-approved budget for store purchases. DECAL subsequently sought to disqualify the Petitioner [..] Read More..
CAPS benefits paid to corporation could not be recovered from individuals absent showing of fraud.
Docket Number: 1509315 , Decision Date: 2016-05-18
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The Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) sought to recover Child and Parent Services (CAPS) Program benefits paid to a corporation doing business as a daycare center. DECAL alleged that the parents of the owner of the corporation, who had previously operated a different [..] Read More..
Daycare’s license revoked for employing individual with unsatisfactory background check.
Docket Number: 1628271 , Decision Date: 2016-03-17
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The Department of Early Care and Learning notified the owner of a family day care home (FDCH) that it could not make a fitness determination with regard to two of its employees for lack of complete files, and that the employees were therefore prohibited from [..] Read More..
Evidence insufficient to establish a daycare provider caused an infant’s death.
Docket Number: 1512274 , Decision Date: 2015-03-19
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Petitioner, a Child Care Learning Center, retained its certificate to operate its facility—so long as it no longer operates an infant room—after the judge found insufficient evidence to establish the Petitioner’s admitted rule violations resulted in an infant’s death.