03/01/2023
UPDATE: March 1, 2023
Court was on January 23, 2023. License was abruptly suspended on Sept 2. We still have received no news from the administrative judge regarding the insane allegations from 2 state divisions, one being local. Due to lack of trust for the LARA licensing consultant for our area, and our local CPS division, the decision remains to stay closed.
INFO: To restart the process of licensing again, the costs for inspections and time consumption is not affordable. As a family, we reserve the right to have our own personal time outside of providing care for families. No threat or harm was ever conducted towards any child. The wrongful allegations and lies on reports say otherwise. Lies were permitted as evidence for me to defend as my own attorney. This is all now in the hands of a Lansing administrative law judge. I did fight hard for my community as a businesswoman who went up against the state with no funding for an attorney.
Again, I apologize to the community for this very unfortunate outcome. We had no way of knowing that doing right for our own child would affect licensing as no harm was ever done to anyone. When I sought assistance for our own child [with special need diagnoses], there was no intention to affect families served. I deeply, wholeheartedly, apologize to all those affected and those who supported me. I hope a breakthrough comes for others considering to serve childcare needs in our community.
Thank you for the continued thoughts, prayers, and support.
-Miss Nina