“Not Guilty”. That was the verdict reached in the trial of Amy Lovato, the Executive Director of the Chaffee Childcare Initiative, the nonprofit that ran The Schoolhouse childcare facility in Poncha Springs.
The trial of Amy Lovato has started at the Chaffee County Courthouse.
The motion to dismiss charges against Amy Lovato and Roberta Rodriquez was denied Thursday, Mar. 30th, by Park County Judge Brian Green.
A motion to dismiss has been filed with Chaffee County Combined Court on behalf of two staff members of The Schoolhouse childcare facility.
The Chaffee County Department of Human Services and the Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office are continuing efforts to expand local childcare opportunities.
Chaffee County Board of Commissioners are meeting in an Executive Session for the purpose of receiving legal advice on a concluded criminal investigation regarding The Schoolhouse Day Care Center.
9News in Denver is reporting that the Chaffee County childcare facility where two workers face misdemeanor charges had “consistent and repeated childcare licensing violations,” according to a letter from the state notifying the facility that its license was suspended.
Chief Judge Patrick Murphy yesterday appointed a new judge for the case involving Roberta Rodriquez and Amy Lovato of The Schoolhouse Day Care Center in Poncha Springs.
Roberta Rodriguez and Amy Lovato made their first court appearance Tuesday, Jan. 31st.
The Colorado Department of Early Childhood continues its review of operations at the Chaffee Childcare Initiative’s childcare facility, The Schoolhouse in Poncha Springs.
Chaffee Childcare Initiative has responded to the charges filed against two of their Poncha Springs employees by the Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office.
Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office is continuing the processes related to investigations of The Schoolhouse, a childcare facility operated by Chaffee Childcare Initiative located in Poncha Springs.
