Judy Sare Nursery School

At time of renewal inspection on 4/3/25, during child file review, it was observed that emergency information for each enrolled child had the words "yes" or "no" for parent permissions regarding emergency medical care and minor first aid procedures by facility staff, instead of an actual parent signature.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the file for staff person #2 did not include a complete child abuse clearance, which is required by the first day of working with children.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the facility did not have an emergency plan with all requirements under 3270.27(a)(1) through 3270.27(a)(5).

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the facility had not developed a letter to parents explaining the emergency plan procedures.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the following physical site items were observed; chipped paint was observed in areas throughout the facility such as on classrooms walls, doors, and trim, in boys' and girls' bathrooms, on outdoor play areas such as the canopy poles, wall surface in the older toddler play area, and on the shed in the pre-school play area. Damaged drywall was observed under the window in room 6. The outdoor shed in the pre-school play area also had splintering wood.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, handwashing signs with the required phrasing were not posted near classroom sinks or in bathrooms throughout the facility.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, lightweight and wobbly shelving was observed in room #5 and room #8, which poses a possible tipping hazard.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the file for staff person #1 did not include TB test results at the time of initial employment.

At time of renewal inspection on 10/22/24, the facility had not yet developed or posted safe pick up and drop off procedures and communicated this to parent in writing.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, documentation of annual notification to the local police department/township was not on file at the facility.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, staff persons #1 and #3 did not have the required 10-hour pre-service training for Child Care Centers which is required within 90 days of hire.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the file for staff persons #3 (identified as an AGS) did not have the education (high school diploma) and experience (2500 hours) to qualify for the position being performed. The file for staff person #4 (identified as an AGS) did not have 2 years (2500 hours) of experience to qualify for the position being performed.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, a daily schedule had not been developed and posted in each classroom.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the emergency information for child #1 did not include the addresses and phone numbers of the persons to whom the child may be released.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, a written plan identifying the procedures that will be followed if a child needs to receive emergency medical care was not posted in each child care space at the facility and was not included in bags taken on excursions.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the facility did not have agreement form with the required information.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the file for staff person #3 did not include two written, non-family references.

At time of initial inspection on 10/22/24, the information on how to access the regulations and the contact information for the Southeast Regional Office was not posted a t a conspicuous location at the facility.