A Child's View

The training cups are not labeled with the children's first name and first initial of last name.

One child with an assigned epi-pen did not have a completed food allergy form signed.

A caregiver was counted in ratio with an inactive background check.

There is sufficient evidence to support the claim that a child was placed in time-out for a long period of time.

There is sufficient evidence to support that a caregiver humiliated a child by saying the child was the worst kid ever.

A child in care has a food allergy emergency plan, but the form is not dated or signed by the parent and the physician.

The operation does not have a current fire inspection. The director stated that the fire marshal stated that the box was old and needed to be updated. The box has been updated, but the fire marshal has not returned to complete the inspection.

The operation did not have the most recent sanitation report available to review during or after the inspection.

The emergency preparedness plan is lacking several of the required components. Discussed with Director the which components are missing in the emergency preparedness plan.

The operation did not have for review during the inspection copies of the monthly maintenance inspections and repair records.

1 out of the 10 children's evaluated did not have admissions dates.

The television inside the classroom was not mounted or strapped down. The television is sitting on a shelf. Children have access to the television.

The Director and one caregiver do not have the required 2 hours of transportation training.

The director of the center had 13 of the 30 required annual hours of training.

6 out of 9 caregivers do not have all 24 hours of the required annual training.

The operations Parent Handbook do not have all of the required items. The handbook is missing several components.