Charlas Angels Learning Center

Certification rep observed a strip of peeled base board in the front right side of the room and in the middle room right back side of the room.

Certification rep reviewed fire drill log and observed last fire drill available and documented in record was 1/18/23.

Certification rep reviewed last available documented fire detection in record was 2/17/25.

Responsible person was not able to locate staff #1 and #2 record.

Certification rep reviewed staff #1 record and FBI clearance was not in record, date of hire: 4/22/24.

During the renewal inspection the first aid kit in the preschool room did not contain bandages.

During the renewal inspection certification rep observed chip paint on the left wall of the infant room entrance.

Certification rep reviewed emergency plan delivery document and emergency plan and subsequent plan updates was not sent to the local municipality.

Certification rep reviewed staff #2 record and observed 10-hour health and safety training missing in record.

At the time of renewal inspection observed staff person #1 in the back part of the Preschool-Toddler room with the group of 1 infant, 1 young toddler and 4 older toddlers. Staff person #2 was changing diapers.

At the time of renewal inspection, the operator did not document in writing each review and update of the emergency plan.

At the time of renewal inspection, document that staff person #1 receives emergency plan training on the annual basis was not observed. Last emergency plan training on file was from 3/1/22.

At the time of renewal inspection observed one electrical outlet on the pillar in the Preschool-Toddler room without protective receptacle cover.

At the time of renewal inspection, toxic disinfecting wipes were observed on the storage unit located in the Preschool-Toddler room and were accessible to children posing a potential hazard. The label on sanitizing wipes stated " Keep out of reach of children".

At the time of renewal inspection observed signs of the water damage on ceiling tiles in the Preschool-Toddler room.

At the time of renewal inspection, file of child #1 did not include an updated health report required at least every 6 months. Child health report on file was dated 12/15/22.

At the time of renewal inspection, file of staff person #1 included a health assessment dated 4/8/21 which was conducted more than 24 months ago.

At the time of inspection, written statements giving the formula and feeding schedule for child #1 was not obtained from the parents of infant observed in the Preschool-Toddler room.

At the time of renewal inspection observed that emergency drill was not conducted annually, written documentation was not available.

At the time of renewal inspection, file of staff person #1 did not include Pennsylvania Health and Safety Update 2022 one hour professional development training required by OCDEL within the prescribed timeframe which is by December 30, 2022.

At the time of inspection, file for staff person #1 did not include verification that staff participated in fire safety training at least annually. Last fire safety training on file was from 10/29/21.

At the time of renewal inspection, file of staff person #1 did not include an annual staff evaluation.

At the time of renewal inspection, file of staff person #2 included employment verification form that was not complete since it did not included month and years of work for the previous child care employer that is required for the position of an assistant group supervisor.

At the time of the inspection, file of child #1, and #2 did not include child service report on the Department's approved form that provides information to the family about the child's growth and development.

At the time of renewal inspection, emergency contact information of child #1 was not present in a child care space were child was receiving care.

At the time of renewal inspection observed that emergency contact information and agreement for child #1 and #2 had not been updated every 6 months as required. Emergency contact form for child #1 and #2 were reviewed and signed by the parents on 12/16/22, agreement of child #1 was signed by the parent on 12/29/22, agreement for child #2 was signed on 12/16/22.

At the time of renewal inspection observed that emergency information was not updated in each child care space. Each classroom had emergency contact forms that were updated by parents more than 6 months ago.

At the time of renewal inspection file of staff person #1 did not include verification that staff obtained an annual minimum of 12 clock hours of child care training. Staff person #1 record included 7 hours of training.

At the time of renewal inspection observed plastic and paper trash on the surface of outside playground while children were playing outside.

At the time of renewal inspection provider was using Styrofoam plates.

At the time of renewal inspection, immunization record of child #1 did not include influenza immunization recommended by ACIP. A letter of exemption was not observed in the file of child #1.

At the time of renewal inspection, a written infant meal statements and feeding schedule obtained from the parents were not observed for child #2 in Infant Room.

At the time of renewal inspection, verification that local traffic safety authorities are notified in writing of the location of the facility and the program's use of pedestrian and vehicular routes around the child care facility was not observed.

At the time of initial inspection observed a gallon of toxic degreaser with a label "keep out of reach of children" located in the utility sink in blue bathroom. The metal gate to the utility sink was open and a degreaser was accessible to children.

At the time of initial inspection observed that ventilation cover on the ceiling in Infant room was loose from two sides.

At the time of initial inspection, front glass door located in a traffic area, didn't contain any visual identification.

At the time of initial inspection observed that a health assessment of staff person #1 does not include a date next to the doctor's signature.

At the time of initial inspection, provider was not able to provide proof of purchase and date of purchase of an interconnected fire detection system.