Del Valle Wee Cardinal Child Development Center

Two children were left unsupervised on the playground when the caregivers transitioned the class inside.

A caregiver failed to use good judgment when a child was placed in the bathroom to protect other children from the child's physical aggression.

An e-cigarette device was made accessible and smoked by a child in a classroom.

A caregiver did not utilize good judgment when bringing an e-cigarette device into the classroom. The e-cigarette device slipped out of the caregivers' pocket and was made accessible to a child.

Based on the evidence gathered during the DFPS investigation, it was determined that neglectful supervision was Reason to Believe.

A caregiver was present with children without an eligible background check. This was corrected at the inspection when the caregiver left the operation and the operation resubmitted their background check.

The operation had three epinephrine auto-injectors that were expired and they were all listed as part of the emergency allergy response plan for three children.

One caregiver did not know how many children were present in the classroom.

One caregiver did not complete their CPR class in-person with the use of a CPR manikin.