Powersports Gymnastics Inc.

2 first aid kits observed to have all items expired.

A pair of underwear with feces was observed to be in one of the childrens bathroom sink. This was corrected at inspection when the director removed the underwear and sanitized the sink. A toilet in one of the childrens bathroom was observed to have feces left in and covering the toilet. This was corrected at inspection when the director sanitized and flushed the toilet.

One caregiver did not have a notorized affidavit.

One caregiver did not have child maltreatment training completed during the review training period.

There were plants growing on the playground that were observed to have thorns. This was corrected at inspection when a caregiver removed the plants. A part of a slide was observed to be cracked. This was corrected at inspection when a caregiver put duct tape over the crack.

During a DFPS investigation, it was found the driver did not utilize the electronic child alarm system and conduct a physical walk-through of the vehicle after children in care were transported to the operation.

This standard was found deficient as part of a DFPS Investigation.

During a DFPS Investigation it was found a child in care was left in the transportation van for approximately 2 hours.

The director was missing 6 hours of annual training and a caregiver was missing 6 hours of annual training.

There were two toilets out of used at the operation. There were two sinks with broken handles that cannot be used until fixed.

There was an exposed metal on the playground equipment that could lead to injury. There was a plant accessible to children on the playground coming from the ground that has thrones on it. On the play ground set there was a mud dauber nest on the roof. In the men's bathroom there is a hole in the big stall that can injury a child. In the 2-year-old classroom the plastic trim is exposed and can cause a tripping hazard.

Three out of ten caregiver files did not have the 24 hours of annual training completed. The caregivers were missing training in abuse and neglect, hazardous materials, building and physical premises safety, and food allergies.

Four out of ten caregiver files reviewed did not have pediatric first aid training,

Six out of ten caregiver files reviewed did not have pediatric CPR training that consists of a curriculum that includes use of a CPR manikin and both written and hands-on skill-based instruction, practice, and testing

Information obtained throughout the investigation shows that the gymnasium lighting was too dark during rest time.

The operation did not report suspected abuse or neglect to the Department of Family Protective Services.

Information obtained throughout the investigation shows that caregivers failed to supervise children when children participated in inappropriate behaviors and games.

Caregivers failed to demonstrate good judgement by routinely allowing a group of children to sit in a dark corner of the gym, separate from the main group of children.

Information obtained throughout the investigation shows that caregivers conduct janitorial duties while supervising children.

Information obtained throughout the investigation shows that screen time was used during rest times.

Upon review of caregiver training files, 2 training files were not available for review.

During an unannounced follow up inspection there was a caregiver present and caring for children without an active background check.

While doing an unannounced investigation inspection there was a caregiver presented and caring for children on a field trip. This was corrected at the inspection when the caregiver was sent home.

During an investigation it was found that caregivers were not properly supervising a child who was injured while in care.

During the investigation it was found parents were not notified of an incident requiring medical attention of their child, until approximately 45 minutes to an hour after the incident occurred.

During an investigation it was found a caregiver was on a personal device when a child swallowed a quarter.

The operation did not display good judgement when they gave a child a cupcake while a quarter was lodged in the child's throat.

During an investigation it was found caregivers were not actively supervising children by not having visual or auditory awareness of a child who swallowed a quarter.

The operation did not report an incident where a child sought medical treatment from an injury sustained at the operation.

The operation has added new vehicles and they are not equipped with a child safety alarm system. I discussed this with the owner of the operation.

Observed multiple medications at the operation that were expired. This was discussed with the owner of the operation.

Observed trash on the playground and a fence that had an opening on the toddler playground which poses an entrapment risk to children. I spoke to the owner about these concerns.

Observed multiple classrooms and area's used by the children with chemicals in the reach of the children. There was sunscreen, lysol wipes and micro ban in the reach of the children.