San Antonio Country Day Montessori

The emergency plan was not enforced when a possibly inebriated person was destroying the office.

The operation did not report the incident to Child Care Licensing intake within the required 48 hours after the operation had an incident that was considered unsafe.

A staff member allowed a person they believed was inebriated inside the building, around the children and staff.

Video evidence shows the Center Director/Owner left the operation while there was still an ongoing investigation by the police officers.

Two infants were sitting in chairs at a feeding table and straps were not fastened due to the straps being removed for washing.

Five of ten staff files reviewed did not include annual training in required topic of Handling, Storing and Disposing of Hazardous Materials.

The operation did not notify CCR to report that a child received medical attention.

At the time of inspection the first aid kit did not have antiseptic solution or wipes inside.

A caregiver stated that she thought it was ok to allow a child to play in a room alone while she was in another room two thresholds away.

Information gathered during the investigation by DFPS Child Care Licensing investigator determined a caregiver pinched a child on the arm, grabbed the child forcefully by the bicep and upper chest and shoulder area.

Investigation information obtained from DFPS Child Care Licensing investigator determined a caregiver placed their hands on the child’s arm, chest and shoulder that resulted in several bruises. Caregiver is no longer present at the operation.