Miss Tee's Childcare Academy

During the walk through, I noticed several wires within reach of the children. A blind in the classroom has sharp points that could hurt the children. The classroom sink was accessible to the children, and cleaning supplies were stored inside. A storage room door could not close and was accessible to the children. Outdoor fences have 2 broken pieces of wood that need to be repaired to ensure they are inaccessible to the children.

Based on the investigation findings, this standard was reviewed and found to be in non-compliance with The Minimum Standards for Child Care Centers. The caregiver hit a child hand with their own hand on two occasions. The caregiver was terminated immediately.

Based on the investigation findings, this standard was reviewed and found to be in non-compliance with The Minimum Standards for Child Care Centers. The caregiver yelled at the child. The caregiver was terminated immediately.

Children haven't been outside for almost two weeks due to ants, bees and wasps.

Proof of pediatric CPR needed for one caregiver who in charge of a group of children.

Several small ants mount observed in the playground.

It was observed that the diaper container in the Two year old room did not have a lid cover.

It was observed that trash can in the two year old room that was full of trash did not have a lid cover. The trash in was by the handwashing sink that accessible to children.

Pre Employment Affidavit, Form 2922, needed for one caregiver.

A notary affidavit for employment is needed for two caregivers.

Proof of certified CPR and First Aid is needed for two caregivers.

Upon arrival I observed the two year old class has 13 children with one caregiver. This was fixed during inspection by adding another caregiver to the room. I also observed a caregiver left the two year old room to go prepare lunch. Which left one caregiver with 15 children in the room. They're 4 children over child/staff ratio.

It was observed that there are 23 children in care during inspection. They are 6 children over the capacity.

It was observed a caregiver with provisional eligible with conditions alone with children. She was observed in a four year old class by herself. She also observed in the two year old class by herself when the other caregiver takes children to the restroom. She's also by herself when she took children to the restroom.

Proof of current liability insurance was not available for review at inspection. Liability insurance expired on 3/04/2024.

Photo Identification needed for two out of three caregivers present.

A notary affidavit for employment is needed for two out of three caregivers present.

It was observed that there was no light in the bathroom. The light went out since April 19, 2024.

5/7/24: The owner/director did not follow the minimum standard rules by having more children then capacity allowed. 4/19/14: The owner/director did not follow the minimum standard rules by not notify Licensing when she relocates children to her residence. Children and caregivers were at her residence for two weeks when the operation is closed due to not paying the rent.

CPR and First Aid needed for a caregiver who is in charge of a group of children.

Owner/director stated that she did take children to her residence and care for them for almost two weeks while the operation is closed.

The owner/director did not follow the minimum standard rules by not notify Licensing when she relocates children to her residence. Children and caregivers were at her residence for two weeks when the operation is closed due to not paying the rent.

The facility did not have a current fire inspection.

The facility had one infant and 11 preschool age children in care.

The facility did not have a current fire inspection.

An infant was asleep in the car seat. He was removed when the caregiver was informed that he could not sleep in there.

The only staff in the building was the person who was caring for the napping children.

The carseat the infant was sleeping in was covered by a blanket.

An infant was in care with no records or documentation.

An infant was in care at the time of the inspection. The facility is not licensed to care for infants.

The facility did not have the most recent inspection form posted.

Policies read during the inspection did not address several required standards.