Oakwood Academy

Three of 10 children records reviewed did not have a complete health statement on file.

Two children with food allergies did not have food allergy plans on file.

Two of 10 children's record did not have current immunization on files for review.

One caregiver did not have first aid training and was observed alone in a classroom.

One of 8 staff files reviewed had an online CPR training certificate.

The written operational policies needed #2 and #23 updated. The following were lacking from the written policies: #18, #19, #20, #26, and #30.

Two employees were observed at the operation having access to children without a background check on file. Both left the operation during the inspection.

The written operation was not complete.

The older infant/toddler room was observed with 6 children in care. While there were two adults in the room, only one was a qualified caregiver. An additional qualified caregiver was added to the room.

Three children with food allergies did not have a food allergy action plan on file.

A teacher failed to use demonstrate competency that is expected out of a child care professional when she used inappropriate discipline by grabbing a child around the neck.

Based on information gathered, it was determined that a teacher hit )popped) a child on the back of the head.

The operation did not have "Keeping Children Safe" posted.

4 out of the 10 children files, that were reviewed, did not have an up to date health statement signed by the parent.

One caregiver did not have high school diploma on file.

The director had training hours that she taught listed under her annually training hours. According to 1311 (I), director are not allowed to include training hours, that they taught, as their annually training hours.

The operation did not have the children product safety form on file.