Childtime Learning Center

A four-year-old child was left unsupervised in a classroom for five minutes. The children were entering the building from outdoors and went into another classroom instead of the grouping room.

The gas leak inspection was not current.

A caregiver failed to use good judgment when the following actions were observed on video footage: a child was tapped on the head with a computer tablet, and soapy water was sprayed on the table where the children were sitting, causing the water to splash onto their faces and bodies. Additionally, the caregiver failed to inform the director when a parent raised concerns about inappropriate discipline.

During an investigation it was observed (through video footage) that children were observed sitting for a prolonged period of time after they ate and the caregiver was cleaning up from lunch.

During an investigation it was observed (through video footage) that a caregiver was pinching children. During an investigation it was discovered through video footage the following: A caregiver is observed pulling children, pushing a child into the table and kicking the chair that a child is sitting in.

Two classrooms had fans on shelves that children had access to.

Three classrooms did not have the evacuation plan posted.

The high chairs did not have straps.

Two classrooms did not have a daily schedule. The school age schedule had not been updated to reflect summer schedules.

The operation remains out of compliance due to the pre-k teacher not maintaining an account of all the children they are responsible for during transition and not maintaining audio or visual awareness after lunch.

The pre-k classroom did not have an accurate count and documentation of all the children in care. The transition roster was updated during a name to face check.

Two toddler children were able to go outside to the playground area unsupervised.

A caregiver grabbed a child inappropriately resulting in bruise under the child's arm.

The build had been without a.c in the schooler's area and several classrooms. Several work orders were completed and temporary a.c.units were put in place until the a.c was fixed on 07/10/2023.

The operation was unable to locate a child's folder.

A caregiver brought a gun on premises.

Five children under the age of eighteen months were present in the classroom with children older than eighteen months.

One caregiver was caring for twenty-five children during opening time.

The governing body has not complied with maintaining staff and or training staff to care for child effectively.

Caregivers were allowed to be in classroom without CPR training unsupervised.

The school-age restroom had a strong smell of urine. The floor had an unknown substance and the sink were not cleaned.

The operation did not have a current inspection posted.

Two infants in care did not have updated infant feeding schedules.

According to logs, the operation has been out of ratio in several classes.

A child was injurred in care and the parent did not recieve an incident report and not notified.

The slide use zone did not have properly maintained loose-fill.

Upon review of a video, a teacher is seen grabbing a child inappropriately.

Two infants did not have updated feeding schedules.

A caregiver did not intervine after an altercation between students.

Caregivers responsible for children under the age of 24 months did not have current infant trainings.

A caregiver did not exercise good judgment when they fed an infant table food and did not adhere to the feeding instructions.

The operation did not have a current fire inspection.

The operation did not have a current health inspection.

The operation did not have a current gas test on file.

The playground was not maintained to the required nine inch depth for loose fill. The operation was able to rake loose fill to required depth.

After review of records, several children did not have immunization records.

The operation did not have relocation address for the emergency preparedness plan. The operation added a relocation address and sent email to parents.

Of the 10 children's records evaluated, 2 of them did not have the health statement as required.