Mini Miracles Learning Center LLC

During renewal inspection, staff files were reviewed. Staff #2's previous NSOR clearance is dated for 8/7/2020. An updated NSOR clearance was not obtained until 8/12/25, indicating that the clearance was not updated within the 60-month requirement. Staff #2's previous mandated reporter training is dated for 5/18/2020. An updated mandated reporter training was not completed until 5/28/25, indicating that the training was not updated within the 60-month requirement. (See code sheet for date of hire).

During renewal inspection, the medication box was observed. Child #2's & #3's epi-pen was not in its original container and did not have any written instructions.

During renewal inspection, facility files were reviewed. The facility did not have documentation of completing an annual emergency drill.

During renewal inspection, staff files were reviewed. Staff #1's previous pediatric CPR training is dated for 10/24/23. An updated Pediatric CPR training was not completed until 1/27/26. This date indicates that an updated training was not done within the 24-month requirement. (See code sheet for date of hire).

During renewal inspection, child files were reviewed. Child #1's emergency contact sheet and financial agreement form update is last dated for 5/31/24. There was not a 6-month update within the file.

During complaint investigation on 9/11/25, the preschool playground was observed. There was a cracked log furnutirue toy present on the playground.

During complaint investigation on 9/11/25, interviews with staff and director were conducted. Staff #1 & director confirmed that on 8/21/25 staff #1 had laid a child down for nap with a bib on.

During complaint investigation on 9/11/25, child files were reviewed. Both child #1 & #2s last documented child service report was dated for 2/11/25. This date indicates that the reports were not done within the 6-month requirement. See code sheet for dates of admission.

During a complaint investigation on 8/8, an interview with the director was done in which she admitted that on June 3, 2024, a child was given the wrong bottle. The director admitted the bottle given to the child was not labeled.

During an unannounced visit on 8/8, it was discovered that on 5/6/24 and 6/20/24 were the last dates logged for fire alarm testing. This timeframe indicates that fire alarm testing was not conducted within the 30-day requirement.

Staff #1 did not have documentation of having fire safety training on file at the time of opening inspection.

Child #1 did not have the release person's address on the emergency contact sheet.