LeeAnn Perrys Academy of Learning Center

During a renewal inspection on 2/12/26, certification rep observed the state police clearance on file for staff # 1 (see code sheet for DOH) did not have a disseminated date, therefore is not valid.

During a renewal inspection on 2/13/26, certification rep observed a dangling cord accessible to children in the I/T classroom on the second floor.

During a renewal inspection on 2/12/26, certification rep observed peeling paint on the bottom left side of the sink cabinet in the small young toddler classroom on the lower level.

During a renewal inspection on 2/12/26, certification rep observed diaper cream labeled "keep out of reach of children" in an unlocked drawer accessible to children in the older toddler room on the third floor.

Water stained tiles were observed in the bathroom in the young toddler class on the second level.

There was a plastic bin filled with blocks with a cracked handle that created a pinch point in the young toddler classroom on the second level.

While at the facility unannounced on 9/14/23 for a complaint visit the inspector verified that child #1 was missing DTAP, Polio, HIB, PCV, and Roto immunizations as recommended by the ACIP. Child #2 was missing MMR and Varicella Immunizations as recommended by the ACIP.

While at the facility unannounced on 6/14/23 the inspector reviewed the file for staff #1 and noted that this employee had been hired with a volunteer PA Child Abuse versus the required employment PA Child Abuse clearance.

While at the facility unannounced on 2/23/22 the inspector reviewed staff files and noted that staff #5 had a first day of working in child care as 2/9/22 and as of 2/23/22 did not have proof of having had FBI fingerprinting completed as well as proof of having submitted for the PA State Police clearance.

While at the facility unannounced on 2/23/22 the inspector reviewed staff files and noted that staff #5 had a first day of working in child care as 2/9/22 and as of 2/23/22 did not have proof of having had a health assessment on file as is required prior to direct care with children.

While at the facility unannounced on 2/23/22 the inspector reviewed staff files and noted that staff #1, #2, #3, and #4 were all employed over 90 days and did not have their certification in pediatric first aid and pediatric cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) as is required.