Omega Church DBA: King's Kids Learning Center

Two out of four children's files evaluated did not have the current immunization record available for review.

One of four staff files evaluated did not have current training certificate available for review for handling hazardous materials and poison prevention.

Infant feeding instructions for 4 infants had not been updated by parents within the last 30 days.

2 out of the 5 staff files reviewed did not have proof of education requirement.

1 out of the 5 staff files reviewed did not have a signed and notarized employee affidavit on file.

7 out of the 8 children's files reviewed did not have signed proof that parents received Parent Rights form 2987.

Two caregivers did not have current training in the following topics: 1) Administering medication 2) Handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials.

One child did not have signed authorization for emergency care on file.

Two caregivers are missing annual training hours.

Child Care Regulation Inspector did not have access to children's records to review during the inspection due to all employees assigned to supervise groups of children.

A written activity plan was not posted or available for review in the infants, toddlers, and pre-k classrooms. This was corrected when the director provided copies of the plans to each classrooms and they were posted.

Due to the classrooms recently being remodeld, the emergency evacuation and relocation diagram was not posted in two of the classrooms. This was corrected when the director posted the diagrams in the classrooms.

A group of children on the playground was left out of ratio when one of the two caregivers supervising left the playground to take a child inside for toileting. There were 15 children left with one caregiver and the specified age group was 2 years old. This was corrected when the caregiver returned to the playground to supervise.

Child Care Regulation Inspector did not have access to personnel records to review during inspection due to all employees assigned to supervise groups of children.

An 8 year old was observed unsupervised in the front office. She exited the office and then went into the hallway alone, then a caregiver approached her. The child had left her classroom through a door shared with the front office to look for her mother who is also an employee.

The operation did not have documentation of monthly inspections of active play space for the months of January - July 2022.

Two caregivers who care for infants are missing current training in the following topics: Shaken Baby Syndrome, SIDS, and Early Childhood Brain Development.

Four caregivers are missing training in the following topics: -Handling, Storing, & Disposing of Hazardous materials -Preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or an allergic reaction -Adminstering Medication