Munger Square Educational Child Care Center

The emergency exit in the infant room was blocked by a bouncer. The operation came into compliance when the caregiver removed the items from in front of the door.

The sanitation inspection was not current. The last inspection occured on 8/6/2025.

Two caregivers were missing training for, Handling and disposing of Hazardous material, emergency preparedness, responding to emergencies due to allergic reactions, preventing & controlling the spread of communicable diseases, understanding building and physical premises safety.

This standard was pulled as part of a DFPS investigation and found to be deficient. The director was made aware of the allegation of abuse on 12/12/2025 and failed to make a report.

The operation has not had the hole on the secondary playground identified in a prior inspections as a hazard; filled.

The emergency exit for the infant classroom was blocked by a bouncer. The operation came into compliance when the director removed the item from in front of the exit.

One of the two caregivers is still missing two hours of required training and the other is missing five hours of required training.

Three infants did not have updated feeding instructions. All three were last updated in July of 2025.

Two out of six staff did not complete twelve hours of their required twenty four hours of annual training.

The operation has not had a hole on the secondary playground identified in a prior inspection as a hazard; filled.

A disinfectant bottle was left in reach of children in the infant classroom. This was corrected at inspection when the caregiver moved the disinfectant bottle to a higher surface.

A concern regarding discipline was not reported to licensing.

A caregiver was observed playing games on her personal tablet while supervising the children during nap time.

A caregiver was observed leaving a room unsupervised with seven children during nap time to take a child to a bathroom across the room. A caregiver was playing games on a tablet while supervising children during nap time.

The arrangement in the preschool room during nap time did not provide space for the children and the caregivers to walk without going over other children.

Toys and supplies were not accesible to the children.

The arragement of the cribs did not provide suficient space between them in order to allow the cargeivers to work and walk betwen the cribs. This was corrected during the inspection.

The arrangement between the cribs did not allowed caregivers to see all infants at glance. This was corrected during the inspection.

During the inspection, it was observed that numerous classrooms lacked sufficient lighting

During an inspection, it was observed that the infant cribs failed to provide adequate space to prevent other children from gaining access inside the adjacent cribs or to allow sufficient space for walking between them.

During naptime, an observation of an infant classroom revealed a child-to-adult ratio that exceeded the standard by one child.

At the time of the inspection, two children with food allergies did not have emergency allergy plans completed by a health care professional.