Midland College Helen L Greathouse Childrens Center

Infant feeding instructions for infants in the classroom, under 12 months have not been updated since October 2025 and December 2025. Two children just started table food this month (February) and one 10 month old infant is not yet on table food.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance when a caregiver pushed a child down while redirecting the child.

This standard was found to be out of compliance when a child was able to leave outside unnoticed and remain unsupervised for 13 minutes.

This standard was found to be out of compliance when a caregiver grabbed and held a child by their clothing and dragged the child inside.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance. It was found that caregivers argued using foul language in the presence of children.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance. It was found that staff take shoes away from children when they do not listen to instruction or redirection.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance. It was found that caregivers have used cell phones and smart watches for personal use while supervising children.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance when a caregiver left a child in the bathroom, turned off the lights and closed the door for nine seconds on two occasions in the same day.

A door leading to the playground was left propped open without a door guard. While the caregivers tended to children's toileting needs and cleaning of the classroom, a child went out the door onto the playground.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance. One staff was tending to a child in the bathroom while the second caregiver cleaned a table. The children were not supervised while playing by an open door that lead to the playground. A child went out the door alone.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance. A child left the classroom via an open door and was on the playground alone for three minutes.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance when a caregiver left a child out on the playground alone for 45 seconds.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance. An infant caregiver pulled, yanked, dragged, and pushed infants by the arm. The caregiver also carried infants by the arms across the room and threw one infant onto a padded play area.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance. An infant caregiver slapped infants' hands, arms, and mouth in response to infants getting into a cabinet, other prohibited areas, and when an infant tried to take off their own bow.

This standard was reevaluated and remains out of compliance. One child still does not have a vision and hearing screening.

Five children's files out of 10 children's files reviewed, did not have vision and hearing screening results in the files. Four children's screenings were produced during inspection. One child still does not have vision and hearing in the file.

The two and three year old children were served canned pear slices that were not cut up to prevent choking. This was corrected at inspection.

On child did not have immunizations in their file.

In two separate classrooms, the caregivers did not wash the infant and toddler hands after diapering.

This standard was evaluated and found to be out of compliance. The operation did not notify the parent right away when a child hit their head hard on concrete.

A caregiver did not demonstrate good judgment when she took a picture of two children in care, out of the view of the classroom video and sent it to her friend.