Park Cities Day School

This standard is tasked as part of an investigation and is found to be deficient. The operation was made aware of an allegation of inappropriate discipline used in the classroom and did not report the incident within the 48-hour timeframe.

This standard has been tasked as part of an investigation and is found to be deficient. Caregivers demonstrated poor judgement by using a viral TikTok character/trend as a method of redirecting children in the classroom.

This standard has been tasked as part of an investigation and is found to be deficient. The operation used a pesticide that was intended for outdoor use only in the classroom not abiding by the label's instructions and leaving residue upon spraying.

This standard has been tasked as part of an investigation and is found to be deficient. The operation used a pesticide that was intended for outdoor use only in the classroom while a child was present.

The infant classroom had 13 infants exceeding their maximum group size of 10 infants.

A caregiver in the operation did not have a current First Aid and CPR Certificate available for review.

One caregiver was supervising 13 children between the ages of 12 months to 18 months. This was completed at inspection when an additional caregiver returned to the room.

The operation did not have drills documented for the months of July and August.

There is a child in care that was missing a signed health statement.

Caregivers didn’t demonstrate respect or patience for children in care by responding to the children in an aggressive and harsh manner.

During a CCI investigation, video footage revealed that a caregiver used inappropriate discipline by pulling, yanking, slamming a child to be seated on the floor, and grabbing children as a form of discipline.

The caregiver didn’t demonstrate good judgement when making the decision to pull, grab, slamming a child to be seated on the floor, and yanking children as a form of discipline to redirect children on several different occasions.

During a CCI investigation, video footage revealed that an additional caregiver was present in the room at the time a caregiver was pulling, grabbing, slamming a child to be seated on the floor, and yanking children and did not call the statewide intake line.

2 children's records were missing signed health statements.

One caregiver was supervising 15 children between the ages of 18 months to 24 months. During the inspection, an additional staff came to assist that group.

Three of eight children files reviewed did not have documentation of immunization.

The director did not complete the required hours needed for the annual years.

Five of six staff files reviewed did not complete the required 24 hours of training for their annual year