Kiddie City Early Learning Center INC

Facility staff # 1 had a Mantoux test on file at time of hire that was more than 12 months old.

The facility fire alarm/ smoke detector system has not been inspected in over 12 months as required since 9/8/23.

Facility staff # 2 did not have Pediatric First Aid and CPR training until after the current training certificate expired on 9/27/23. Training was done 10/12/23 for facility staff # 2.

Child # 2 did not have their emergency contact forms, or fee agreements completed at time of admission.

Child # 1 did not have a child service report completed in over 6 months from 1/18/23 to 9/21/24.

Staff person #1 did not have the one hour update to the health and safety training within 90 days of hire (see LIS code sheet for date of hire).

During the inspection, staff person #27 had mandated reporter training on file dated 8/17/22 with a previous training date of 2/14/17. This date is more than the required 60 month timeframe. Staff person #30 did not have a completed NSOR on file until 3/2/23 and was past the 45 day provisional hiring period (see LIS sheet for date of hire).

During the inspection, there was no annual emergency plan training on file for staff person #1, staff #6 through staff #8, staff #10 through staff #14, staff #17 through staff #19, staff #22 through staff #31 and staff #35.

In the Pre-K Counts 4 classroom, a bottle of Pepto Bismol, perfume and lotion were observed in an unlocked cabinet. These items were accessible to children. In the PK Counts 1 room, a container of shaving cream was observed in an unlocked cabinet.

During the inspection, tweezers were missing from the first aid kit in the Pre-K Counts 2 room.

During the inspection, in the School age room, the PK Count 1 and 2 rooms the white cubbies had broken doors which would dangle when opened. This poses a hazard to children.

During the inspection, in the young toddler room, the sink located next to the changing table and trash can which contained used diapers was not functioning. There was no source of running water in this diapering area.

During the inspection, throughout the facility, Styrofoam plates and bowls were used.

During the inspection, child #7 and child #10 did not have a HEP A #2 immunization. These children were not immunized according to recommendations of the ACIP.

During the inspection, the black Chrysler and Ford transit #4 did not contain tweezers. The Bus #1 did not contain soap or scissors. The Bus #5 did not contain soap, scissors or tweezers.

During the inspection, the emergency drill on file was conducted on 4/21/22 and not annually as required.

During the inspection, staff person #8 did not have a completed annual evaluation on file. This is evidenced by the evaluation on file dated 6/24/22.

During the inspection, staff person #11, staff person #14, staff person #24, staff person #27 and staff person #31 only had 6 clock hours of child care training during their 12/21-12/22 training period.

During the onsite inspection, staff person #2 had a PA State Police clearance on file dated 5/10/23. The previous PA State Police clearance was dated 4/9/18, reflecting more than 60 months of updating the clearance. Staff person #12 does not have a NSOR certificate on file and has been employed at the facility for more than 45 days (see LIS sheet for date of hire).

During the onsite inspection, the certification representative was in the school age classroom as children were arriving. There were 22 older school age children present. Staff #3 and staff #4 were unable to clearly identify the children that they were responsible for when asked by the certification representative.

During the onsite inspection, staff person #12's TB test on file was dated 2/27/19 and is older than 12 months from the date of hire (see LIS sheet for date of hire).

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, the operator did not include volunteer emergency preparedness training and continuity of operations in the emergency plan.

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, in the school age room to the right of the main entrance, the water measured 112° F.

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, the carpet in the PreK Counts room, was dirty and stained. The ceiling vents throughout the building were dirty. The yellow shelf in the School age room was not secured to a surface and was able to be tipped over.

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, the blue shelf in the school age room had chipped paint along the edges. In the second school age room, there was chipped paint on the blue wall.

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, the toilets in the school age rooms had urine on the seats and along the base of the toilets. The walls around the sinks were dirty.

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, the rubber mulch loose surfacing on the playground around the embedded equipment measured 2 inches, and not the required 6 inches that meets the recommendations of the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission.

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, child #3 and child #5, preschool children, did not have updated health assessments on file within the past 12 months.

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, the health assessment on file for staff #1 stated "yes" to question #2's exam for communicable diseases but there was no explanation included. Staff #2's health assessment did not have any answer to question #2 or question #3 documented.

During the renewal inspection, the emergency plan on file did not include accommodations for toddlers during an emergency.

During the renewal inspection on 9/16/22, the operator did not have child maltreatment and abusive head trauma policies.

The facility reported an injury to a child that occurred on 6/21/2022 to the Regional Office on 6/22/2022. During an onsite follow-up inspection on 6/27/22, the rubber mulch loose surfacing on the playground around the equipment measured 2 inches, and not the required 6 inches that meets the recommendations of the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission.

During an unannounced inspection on 10-29-21, the last recorded date of the manual monthly monitoring testing was conducted on 9-21-21. There was no record of manual testing of the fire detection system in the month of October.