Angels Landing Christian Child Care

During the time of inspection, it was observed that a first aid kit was accessible to children when on the playground.

During the time of inspection, it was observed that the bottles in the infant classroom were not labeled with the child's name. This was corrected during the inspection.

Documentation of testing the fire alarm system on file showed that the alarm was not being tested every 30 days. The fire alarm was tested on 7/4/25 and again on 8/4/25; which is 31 days.

Documentation of the shaken baby syndrome policy on file did not include the prevention and identification of child maltreatment.

At the time of inspection, staff #1 had a child abuse clearance dated 6/9/25, which was after the individual's first day working with children - See LIS for first day working with children. It was observed that NSOR clearances for Staff #2 and #3 expired on 11/7/19 and were not renewed until 2/7/25. The staff members reportedly worked in a child care role during the time the clearances were expired.

At the time of inspection, a plan for continuity of operations was not available in the program's emergency plan.

At the time of inspection, a statement summarizing accommodations for infants, toddlers, and children with special needs/medical conditions was not available in the emergency plan letter to parents.

English Ivy was observed growing along the playground fence, under the evergreen trees, near the swings and climbing equipment. English Ivy is considered a poisonous plant.

Paint was observed to be peeling in the preschool room. On area of peeling paint was located in the right bathroom stall. The second area of peeling paint was located on the wall near the writing center to the right of the staircase.

At the time of inspection, a lounge chair was observed to be positioned in front of the emergency exit for the twos classroom (room directly to right of the entrance door).

The initial health assessment for child #2 was dated 8/14/23, which exceeds the requirement that initial health assessments for preschoolers be dated no more than 1 year prior to the child's first day - See LIS for start date.

During the inspection, 2 bottles of milk in the infant room refrigerator were observed to be missing the names of the children.

At the time of inspection, the address for an emergency contact person for Child #1 was not available.

Hand sanitizer was observed on the changing table in the Ones classroom (accessible to children).

Child #1 and Child #2 did not have documentation of a 6 month review on their emergency contact form.

Medication log for child #1 was missing special instruction for administration of the medication, the dosage amount to be administered, and the dates for which the medication can be administered. Medication log for child #2 was missing special instruction for administration and the dates for which the medication can be administered. Medication log for child #3 was missing the dates for which the medication can be administered and the time to administer the medication.

Fire detection testing was not completed within 30 days on the following occasions: 8/3/22 to 9/15/22, 11/2/22 to 12/13/22, and 4/5/23 to 6/6/23