Kiddie Academy of Elyson

A frequent contractor was present with children conducting an outdoor activity without a valid background check. The director submitted a background check for the contractor.

A classroom had once caregiver with 13 children in care. The specified age group was 2 years old.

Based on the preponderance of evidence gathered from inspection and interviews, there is sufficient evidence to determine deficiencies related to this investigation regarding supervision.

A caregiver was using the operation's tablet when children were in care during active outdoor play.

Two children's records lacked the updated immunization on file for each child's age.

Two caregivers had an expired pediatric CPR.

Four children in care diagnosed with a food allergy did not have a parents signature on the FARE form.

Two caregivers had an expired pediatric first aid.

3 out of 10 children records did not have authorized person pick up on file.

4 out of 10 children records reviewed did not have the required physician health statement.

The director and one caregiver who provides transportation did not have the required 2 hours of annual transportation training.

The operation had expired Epi Pen for child in care who is diagnosed with a food allergy. Note: This was corrected when the assistant director called the parent and the parent came and picked up the expired medication.