YMCA at Scott Elementary

During the inspection, it was found that the operation had failed to evacuate children from the operation in under 3 minutes during fire drills for both August and September of 2025.

During the inspection, the operation had no evacuation diagram at the operation.

During the inspection, three caregivers were not aware of how many children they had in their care.

A child in care was left outside unsupervised without access to water for 20 minutes. Additionally, a child in care exited the operation during the inspection without staff being aware of the child's exit.

This standard was evaluated during the investigation and was found to be deficient. A caregiver pushed a child as a form of punishment.

One caregiver was missing training in pediatric first aid.

One caregiver was missing training in pediatric cpr.

The operation has not submitted controlling person information for the Program Director and Site Director. Both positions were filled on 9/19/2024.

One child with a food allergy was missing a signature from a physician on their food allergy emergency plan.

This standard was evaluated as part of the investigation and was found to be deficient. The operation shared a copy of the incident report with the parent on 2/20/2024 for an injury that occurred on 2/5/2024

The snack menu was reviewed and had only one food group represented as being served at snack time. During the inspection, children were served an item from the grain group and water.

The operation did not notify Child Care Regulation within the required time frame when the Site Director position became vacant.

The operation had 93 children in care at the time of the inspection. The operation had a capacity for 80 children on their permit. This was corrected at inspection when 13 children were picked up from the operation.

Four of the five personnel files reviewed were missing proof of current pediatric cpr training.

One of the five personnel files reviewed was missing a notarized affidavit.

Four of the five personnel files reviewed were missing proof of current pediatric first aid training.

Chemicals were oberved accessible to children. The deficiency was corrected during the inspection when the site director removed them.