Safari Kids Learning Center

Two holes were observed on the gym wall. A hole was observed on a classroom wall.

A cleaning bottle was not labeled in a classroom with children present.

A child was buckled into a device that was not age-approptiate.

Fire marshal inspection was expired. The most recent inspection is dated 1/10/2025.

Cleaning supplies were in reach of children in the restroom.

A hole was observed on the gym wall.

A booster seat that is used by children expired in 2022.

A van was missing the following from the first aid kit: Scissors, Tweezers, and Thermometer. A van had expired first aid supplies.

Fire marshal inspection was expired. The most recent inspection is dated 1/10/2025.

Documentation of immunizations were not current for a child enrolled,

There were multiple areas observed to not have the proper depth of loose - fill surfacing on the outdoor playground.

There were 2 classrooms observed to have bottles of bleach-water accessible to children. ** The bottles were removed during the inspection. **

A review of the Employees Who Left Employment in 2024 data revealed that the center had not reported the number of employees who left employment in 2024 by January 15, 2025, as required.

A caregiver that transports children did not have transportation training.

A caregiver left a classroom of 18 children unattended during naptime.

There were 2 bottles filled with milk without the child's name labeled. **Caregiver labeled the bottled during inspection. **

1 out of 3 vans observed did not have a working fire extinguisher.

There were unlocked cabinets observed in multiple classrooms with chemicals inside that were accessible to children. The cabinets were locked during the inspection.

The Operational Policies are lacking a physical activity policy.

Diaper ointment stored in two containers on lower shelves was accesible to children in the two year old classroom. Note: the caregiver was prompted to move the diaper ointment out of the reach of children at inspection.

A playground gate requires maintenance in order to ensure proper closure of the latch.

Three of the six infant feed schedules reviewed had not been updated in the passed 30 days.