The Maryland State Department of Education did not perform legally required inspections and criminal background checks at numerous private day care centers and preschools across the state, according to a state audit released Tuesday.
More than a third of the child care facilities checked were missing at least one of their required inspections between July 2008 and June 2011, according to a review of inspection reports of 60 facilities throughout the state.
Of the 180 inspections that should have been performed, 31 were missing, including 14 at facilities in Prince George's County. Another six inspections were late at child care facilities in Baltimore City and Baltimore County.
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Golly! You mean you expect us to DO OUR WHOLE JOB EVERY DAY? Jeeze! When are we supposed to stop and have breaks and lunch? And family, sick, and vacation days HAVE to be taken or we lose them! Give us a break! We'll get to the spoiled food sooner or later!
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It's a government job.. can't fire them, can't get them to work...
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