Lionheart Children's Academy Bent Tree Bible

Through investigation, it was determined that supervision protocols to ensure each child's safety and well-being were not followed, resulting in a child being left unsupervised.

Two child files were observed to need updated immunization records.

A weighted vest intended for another child was used with a different child, and not used as recommended.

5 children's records did not have a current Heath Statement on file.

A child's file did not have the current immunization record.

A caregiver was observed speaking in a harsh and raised tone to the children in her care.

The operation did not notify the parents concerning the situations that may have placed their children at risk.

The operation did not review and update the feeding instructions for an infant within the last 30 days.

The operation does not have documentation verifying that the outdoor area was checked since 7/9/2024 for safety.

The caregiver in the indoor gym area did not secure the door allowing a child to wander off unsupervised. The child was found by the front desk personnel.

A caregiver with conditions that say they can't be alone without someone who can be counted in ratio with them was left in alone in a class with another caregiver who had the same conditions.

It was determined that a child was unsupervised for 14 minuets.

The operation waited until the next day to notify the parents of an incident that placed a child at risk.

There were cleaning supplies on the countre next to the sink.

Bus fire extinghisher was in the red and stated empty.

A diaper change was observered in the 18-23 month room and the caregiver did not wash the childs hands.

The operation did not have documentation of the most recent health inspection on file for review by Child Care Regulation.

The operation's last gas inspection was 6/2021. You must have a gas inspection once every two years after your permit is issued.

Three caregivers were observed in a classroom with direct access with children. All three caregiver were sent home.

The caregiver did demonstrate good judgment when placing her hand over a child mouth to keep him from crying and awakening the other children.

One staff member's CPR training was completed by online only instruction.

A caregiver was providing direct care to children prior to submitting background check request. The caregiver left during the inspection and the background check request was submitted during the inspection.

Children's product certification was not available for review.

A child with food allergies does not have food allergy emergency plan.

The operation is not carrying emergency medical authorization during the transportation.

This standard was evaluated in regard to an investigation and no violation was found. A 3 year old child was left unsupervised in the hallway for about 8 minutes.

This standard was evaluated in regard to an investigation and no violation was found. A 2 year old child walked out from the gym area where his classmates and the caregiver were at and he was unsupervised for about 1 minute.

Infants' written feeding instructions were not updated every 30 days.