Licensing Standards for DayCare Centers
APPEAL
- Any person or Center who has been denied a license or whose license
has been revoked or suspended, shall be notified in writing of the reason(s)
for such a decision and setting forth the person or Center's right to an appeal
of the decision.
- Any person or Center who has been denied a license or whose license
has been revoked or suspended by the Department, shall be entitled to a hearing
and a review by a hearing officer, designated by the Secretary of the Department
or his designee, who has no previous involvement in the matter.
- The Department will give ten (l0) days' notice specifying reasons
for proposed revocation or denial before a revocation or denial occurs. If
a request for a hearing, either written or verbal, is received within the
ten (l0) day period, a hearing shall be held within thirty (30) days. Revocation
or denial shall not occur until a written decision is rendered.
- If the health or safety of children in care is in serious or imminent
danger, the Department may immediately suspend the license upon the issuance
of written notice. If there is an immediate suspension, a hearing shall be
held within ten (l0) days of the written notice to the Center.
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