A Marion County stepmom is raising concerns about a Lawrence child care facility after uncovering they have never been licensed.
Records show the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration also expressed concerns about the Spanish Advantage Club, 9615 E 59th St. but they never shut down.
They offer preschool for children as young as three, as well as after-school child care, summer and spring break camps, as well as transportation, according to their website.Wells said her step-daughter attended after school care, and her step son attended full day child care.Wells said there seemed to be a lot of kids, but not many staff members present.“He was sent home with no underwear, no pull-up, and in clothes that didn't belong to him,” said Wells.
On December 20, after Wells’ complaint, the state issued a letter saying, “you must cease and desist operating your unlicensed and unregistered child care facility.” “A background check, that would be required of a licensed facility,” said Mollie Smith, executive director at Child Care Answers. “An unlicensed facility does not have to have those in place.”
The operators of the Spanish Advantage Club did not agree to meet with us in person or virtually despite our repeated requests, so we showed up to the facility.No one from TSAC came out to talk to us or asked us to leave.
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