Kiddie Academy of League City East

Based on incident report received on 8/7/2025 form had not been signed or shared with parent.

Based upon the video footage provided caregiver was observed pulling a child by the arm causing a nursemaid elbow.

During inspection, staff hired on 7/24/2024 was observed supervising children without obtaining a high school diploma or GED. Noted: This was corrected at inspection as designee terminated employee with licensing present. Employee was marked inactive.

During inspection, operation did not have carbon monoxide detectors.

During inspection, one child who does not receive immunizations did not have an exempt immunization affidavit on file.

During inspection, one out of the four buses electronic child safety alarm was not observed working.

Medication that expired on 4/11/2023 for child with birth date 1/6/2022 was observed during inspection.

Based on video footage from 12/28/2023 caregiver pushed child’s head down on table as a form of corporal punishment.

Based on the DFPS investigation, operation failed to notify parent of incident that put a child at risk.

Operation did not ensure that children in care were not being abused, neglected, or exploited.

Based on DFPS investigation, operation failed to report incident to licensing that occurred with caregiver and child which put the child at risk.

On 12/28/2023 classroom was observed via video footage to have one caregiver to ten children between the ages of 12 to 18 months.

During inspection, one child was missing emergency address, and another child was missing emergency contact phone number.

Administration of unassigned epinpherine auto-injectors was not listed in Operational Policies.

Staff first name and or initials only were observed on medication log for staff who administered medication.

During inspection, one child was missing date of admission.

Promotion of Physical activity was not listed or discussed in Operational Policies.

During inspection, two children did not have current immunizations on file during inspection.

Based on monitoring inspection observation director has not ensured all employees are mantaining compliance with minimum standards.

Last Fire Inspection was condcuted on 4/18/2022.

During inspection, one child was missing authorization of medical emergency information.

An employee hired on 8/15/22 does not have current background eligibility results on file. This employee was working with children in a classroom. An employee hired on 9/1/22 is working in the operation without background check eligibility results on file.

The operation gave a two-year-old child Children's Benadryl and Hyland' s Kids Cold & Cough at the same time as authorized by parents. The medications were given in a syringe, which is against the label instructions, which state "Measure only with the dosing cup provided".

An incident occurred which resulted in two children's medications being swapped. The two children have the same first name.

The operation gave a two-year-old child Children's Benadryl and Hyland' s Kids Cold & Cough at the same time as authorized by parents. The label instructions for Children's Benadryl medication states "Children ages 2-5 years old, do not use unless directed by a doctor."

The medication authorization was not completed for a child who received medication that was meant for a different child.

During visit, fire extinguishers were not inspected by director or designee for the month of October 2022.

Staff hired on 8/26/2021 had CPR training conducted online.

During inspection, one child did not have medication in it's original container.

During visit, below are staff that have not completed annual training for 2021-2022 year. Staff hired on 8/25/2021 had 12 hours. Staff hired on 10/21/2020 had 6 hours. Staff hired on 8/10/2021 had 11 hours. Staff hired on 8/25/2021 had 7 hours.

During inspection, one child did not have authorization form on file for medication.

The caregivers in the two-year-old classroom were not actively involved in supervising their group of children and a child was injured. One caregiver was observed using an iPad to take pictures of the children’s activity and the other caregiver was preparing the next activity taking the caregiver's attention away from the children. One child pushed another child causing an injury.