Early Impressions Learning Center LLC

It was observed in the younger two-year-old classroom that children laying on their nap cots were not able to be properly supervised by staff. The nap cots were placed in areas that caused children to be out of sight from staff.

It was observed in the preschool classroom, a container of Clorox wipes on top of a shelf accessible to children.

It was observed in the infant, two-year-old, and young toddler classrooms, multiple sensory bottles with removable lids that contained objects with a diameter of less than 1 inch and accessible to children who are still placing in objects in their mouths.

The ceiling vents in the One's and Two's room were covered with a significant layer of dust.

The TB test for staff #2 did not include a date to indicate when the test result was read.

In the Pre-school 1 room Cert Rep observed a carpet cleaner spray-can in an unlocked cabinet on the floor. The carpet cleaner was accessible to children.

In the Two-Year-old room, Cert rep observed an un-labelled spray bottle that was determined to contain a mixture of an unidentified orange liquid soap and water.

No records in the facility documenting that Emergency Drills are conducted annually.

Cert rep observed that the fire device testing log indicated test dates of 6/24/25 and then 7/25/25. Device testing was not completed timely as thirty-one calendar days passed between these two test dates.

Staff Person #1's health assessment does not provide verification that she is free from communicable diseases and is medically able to work with children.

Staff Person #1 failed to supervise children appropriately because he was frequently distracted by cellphone use.

Staff Person #1's file did not contain verification that Emergency Plan training was completed at the time of initial hire.

Staff Person #1's health assessment does not provide verification that she is free from communicable diseases and is medically able to work with children.

Child lunch boxes that contained fruit, yogurt and deli meat were observed not in refrigerators in the Older preschool, Young preschool, Two's, and One's classrooms.

Child #1 did not have documentation of the address and phone number of the child's physician on the emergency contact form.

Child #1 and child #2 did not have documentation of enrolling parents work phone number listed on emergency contact form.

Child #2 did not have documentation of an emergency contact update within a 6-month period. Last documented update was 2/13/2024

Conjoining infant and toddler bathroom sink had hot water running at 140 degrees F that is accessible to children.

Mildew/moisture was observed on the ceiling of the infant and toddler bathroom. The drywall and ceiling tiles were observed to be peeling and falling down.