Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 28 - EDUCATION
Part CLXI - Bulletin 137-Louisiana Early Learning Center Licensing Regulations
Chapter 13 - Denial, Revocation or Non-Renewal of License
Section CLXI-1301 - Reasons for Denial, Revocation, or Refusal to Renew
Universal Citation: LA Admin Code CLXI-1301
Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 12, December 20, 2024
A. The following is an illustrative, but not exclusive, list of reasons that an application for licensure may be denied or a license may be revoked or renewal refused:
1.
violation of any provision of
R.S.
17:407.31 et seq.;
2. violation of any rules and regulations in
this bulletin;
3. failure to meet
any minimum standards in this bulletin;
4. failure to take steps or actions
reasonably necessary to ensure the health and safety and well-being of children
in care;
5. failure to timely
comply with a corrective action plan approved by the department;
6. failure to obtain approval of any agency
whose approval is required for licensure;
7. failure to report a known or suspected
incident of abuse or neglect to child welfare authorities;
8. denial of center access to departmental
staff or failure or refusal to cooperate with department staff in the
performance of official duties;
9.
history of non-compliance with licensing laws, rules, or minimum
standards;
10. nonpayment of
licensure fee;
11. failure to
submit application for renewal prior to the expiration of the
license;
12. if the owner or
director is not reputable;
13. if
the owner, director, or a staff member is unsuited for the care of children in
the center;
14. any instance of
corporal punishment, physical punishment, cruel, severe, or unusual punishment,
or physical or sexual abuse or neglect, if the owner is responsible or if the
employee who is responsible remains in the employment of the center;
15. any act of fraud, such as the submission
of false or altered documents or information;
16. the center is closed and there are no
plans for immediate reopening and no means of verifying compliance with
licensing laws, regulations and minimum standards;
17. the center knowingly continues to employ
or allow to be present at the center or on the center premises, a person who is
ineligible for child care purposes; and
18. the owner of a center is ineligible for
child care purposes and does not immediately leave the center and center
premises, or returns to the center or center premises at any time when children
are present, or fails to divest ownership of the center or close the center
within 30 calendar days of the owners knowledge of his/her ineligibility for
child care purposes.
AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 17:6 and 17:407.44.
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