Brilliant Bee Preschool Academy

A child in care since August 2024 did not have a health statement.

A child in care did not an immunization record in their file.

The operation does not have a current sanitation inspection. Most recent was 3/2024.

A child in care had an expired epi-pen.

Two children had diagnosed food allergies with a food allergy plan signed by parents but not by a health care professional.

One child's medication did not have the original label with the child's name.

The director did not have proof of her background check in her director's file.

The fire extinguisher was last serviced April 2022, and stated it needed to be serviced annually.

A child only has proof of four vaccines with a note in the child's file that says up to date per father without any additional proof of vaccines given by a health care provider/doctor.

The center did not have a playground maintenance checklist.

The director did not have a notarized affidavit for employment.

A child's admission paperwork was missing the address for the doctor listed under the emergency medical attention section.

A child who has an emergency allergy plan requiring medication including: an epinephrine auto-injector and antihistamine stores both medications in her backpack on a hook inside of the classroom that is accessible to all children.

A child was missing a vision screening from their admission paperwork.

The director did not have proof of education.

During the inspection one out of the four files evaluated did not have a health statement.

During the inspection it was found that the fire drills were not being documented. This was corrected by the operation completing a fire drill and documenting the drill.

During the inspection there were three bottles of grass/weed killer on the playground accessible to children in care. This was corrected during the inspection the director removing the chemicals.

During the inspection it was found that the admissions forms were missing the following required documentation: date of admission, emergency contact addresses, health care provider statement, and special care statement.

The operational policies were missing the following components: provisions for breastfeeding mothers and vaccine-preventable diseases for employees.

The first aid kit was missing cotton balls.