Stovall, Amanda M
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1 outstanding (past-deadline) violation: 4068A17 (Family home — general licensing requirement not met) on 2026-01-22; 2 background_check violations (CCASEC46I +1 more) in the last 3 year(s) — corrected; 22 administrative violations (incl. 1 repeat) in the last 3 year(s)
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No serious safety issues right now; some safety areas have past or minor findings.
Safety
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Staff member with NON-WAIVABLE disqualifying criminal record working with children (Health Care Worker Background Check Act §25-I)
This citation category applies when a background check identifies a Category I record — the offense classes Illinois never permits a waiver for. Under the Act, a person with such a record cannot work with children. Check the status shown with this finding: a Category I citation most often reflects the screening system doing its job — the check surfaced a record and the facility acted on it — rather than a continuing situation.
Staff member with disqualifying criminal record working with children (Health Care Worker Background Check Act §25-II)
This citation category applies under Illinois' Health Care Worker Background Check Act when a background check identifies a Category II record — offenses such as certain drug felonies, robbery, or aggravated assault. These are presumptively disqualifying, though DCFS may grant a formal waiver under specific conditions. Check the status shown with this finding: these are commonly recorded once screening has surfaced the record and the facility has responded.
All violations
24 violations shown
Background checks(4)
Background check not completed for a household or non-staff member
Background check not completed for a household or non-staff member
Staff member with NON-WAIVABLE disqualifying criminal record working with children (Health Care Worker Background Check Act §25-I)
This citation category applies when a background check identifies a Category I record — the offense classes Illinois never permits a waiver for. Under the Act, a person with such a record cannot work with children. Check the status shown with this finding: a Category I citation most often reflects the screening system doing its job — the check surfaced a record and the facility acted on it — rather than a continuing situation.
Staff member with disqualifying criminal record working with children (Health Care Worker Background Check Act §25-II)
This citation category applies under Illinois' Health Care Worker Background Check Act when a background check identifies a Category II record — offenses such as certain drug felonies, robbery, or aggravated assault. These are presumptively disqualifying, though DCFS may grant a formal waiver under specific conditions. Check the status shown with this finding: these are commonly recorded once screening has surfaced the record and the facility has responded.
Health & sanitation(8)
Family home — child medical report/records not maintained
Family home — records & reports requirement not met (§406.24)
Family home — records & reports requirement not met (§406.24)
Family home — records & reports requirement not met (§406.24)
Family home — records & reports requirement not met (§406.24)
Family home — records & reports requirement not met (§406.24)
Family home — records & reports requirement not met (§406.24)
Family home — assistant medical evidence (free of communicable disease) not provided
Staff training(3)
Family home — provider qualification requirement not met
Family home — primary caregiver not certified in CPR, Heimlich maneuver, and infant/child CPR
Family home — provider qualification requirement not met
Paperwork / records(8)
Family home — enrollment or discharge procedure not followed
Family home — enrollment or discharge procedure not followed
Family home — enrollment or discharge procedure not followed
Family home — enrollment or discharge procedure not followed
Family home — enrollment or discharge procedure not followed
Family home — enrollment or discharge procedure not followed
Family home — enrollment or discharge procedure not followed
Family home — enrollment or discharge procedure not followed
Operations(1)
Family home — general licensing requirement not met
How we rate this daycareIllinois DCFS records›
DCFS doesn't grade violations, so we classify each citation by the rule it cites: rules tied to immediate child safety (supervision, background checks, discipline, and the higher-risk building and health rules) are red; administrative rules (ratios, training, paperwork) are yellow. Classification is per citation, so two findings in the same category can differ.
🔴 Serious concerns — any of:
- A child-safety (red) violation is still unresolved — past its correction deadline, or cited again as a repeat
- DCFS issued a Protective Plan — a formal finding of an active risk to a child
- 2 or more violations are past their correction deadline
🟡 Watch carefully — any of:
- A child-safety (red) violation was corrected or is being corrected
- 3 or more administrative (yellow) violations
- 1 violation is past its correction deadline
- An active corrective plan — DCFS formally required a fix
🟢 Clean
Actively licensed, with no violations (or only minor, corrected ones) in your lookback window.
Data sourced from Illinois DCFS (DCFS Sunshine). Last updated: Aug 7, 2026. GoldiCheck is not affiliated with DCFS. Always verify with the DCFS Sunshine record (search Provider #620829).
This is a home-based program. The operator's name and address are published by DCFS as part of the licensing record, under state transparency law; we republish only what that record makes public.