Family Resources Therapeutic Preschool

Trash receptacles in the Gym and Provider Room contained human secretions (dirty plates with food, chewed gum, and wet paper towels/tissues) that were not contained in a closed, plastic-lined receptacles.

The back hallway to the facility, which is an emergency exit, was blocked by a stack of approximately 8 stacked rest cots, a bookshelf, and a wagon that obstructed this fire exit from the facility.

In the Gym Space there were multiple cracked plastic balls in the ball pit posing a cutting hazard to the children in care.

Child #1 had an expired Epi-Pen in the classroom.

Due to the indoor gross motor play space being used for storage of large shelving units and stacked tables and chairs the facility lacked a space that the children could use for large muscle activity which includes running, jumping, climbing, and riding.

The first aid kit located in Room 4 lacked tape.

The wall behind the changing table in the bathroom at the end of the hallway had holes and rough surfaces creating a scratching hazard. The wooden door on the closet in Room 4 had a hole in the front side posing a splintering hazard.

The bathroom at the end of the hallway lacked a hand-washing signs posted at the changing table.