J.D.'s Academy

A couple of booster seats were expired in all vans used to transport children. This was corrected at inspection when the center removed the expired ones.

A fire extinguisher in a van was in the red and had 0 PSI. This was corrected at inspection when the center bought a new one from the store.

Their was no documentation on smoke detectors tested at center.

Based on interviews and sign in out sheets the operation had one classroom open at the time the incident occurred, a caregiver was out of ratio when she was left in charge of 32 children, as the two other morning shift caregivers did not come to work that day.

A medication was in a backpack in the hallway and anyone could have access to the medication. Corrected at inspection: The medication was immediately moved to a box that was out of reach of kids.

The anchoring for the rocking equipment was visible in the playground.

The child safety alarm in one of the transportation vans was not working properly.

A caregiver was on their phone while they were suppose to be supervising children.

A staff member took an infant into the kitchen.

Three out of ten children's records reviewed were lacking the doctor signed health statement.

The operational policies outdoor policy was lacking the benefits of playing outside. The policy does not address clothing or shoes the children should wear to safely play in the playground.

A child was accidently left at the school.

A child was left accidently at the school and the parent notified the daycare and they did not report the incident.

The center has had three seperate investigations for transportation and a citation failing to show good judgement.

A caregiver in a classroom was unable to say accurately identify the ages of the children in the classroom.

Two caregivers conducting transportation do not have a transportation training.

The classroom had a total of 30 children ranging from 2-4 years old with one caregiver.