The Ivy League Child Development Center & Outreach, INC

Two out of ten children did not have a health statement signed by a physician.

This standard was evaluated regarding an investigation, and a violation was found. The operation did not notify the childcare licensing regulations regarding the victim being left in the vehicle at the operation.

This standard was evaluated regarding an investigation, and a violation was found. The victim was not identified by the driver for entering the vehicle or getting off the vehicle based on the driver's student list of names being transported to the operation from the elementary campus.

This standard was evaluated regarding an investigation, and a violation was found. The victim was left in the operation vehicle unattended. The victim exited the vehicle through the emergency door open independently.

During the investigation visit, I observed children entering the eating area without washing their hands before being served breakfast. I observed the children sit down and eat their breakfast without handwashing or using hand sanitizer.

During the monitoring the visit, the cribs were place side by side in the infant classroom.

During the monitoring visit, the diaper changing table was outside of the infant classroom door.

One child did not have the medication authorization form signed by the parent. I reviewed the medication at the operation.

The operation did not have the duration of outdoor time in the operational handbook.

One infant did not have feeding plans available for review during the monitoring visit.

When the elementary school sent a child to on site after school program by an error, the driver failed to confirm with the parent or the daycare center, if the child needed to be picked up by the daycare.

This standard was evaluated with regard to an investigation, and a violation was found. The operation did not have the victim's name listed on the sign-in sheet for pickup from the after-school program.

The fire extinguisher on the transportation vehicles was not working properly. One fire extinguisher stated it was empty and needed to be recharged.

The infant classroom had six infants with one caregiver. The children's ages were 10 months, 13 months, 15 months, (2) 23 months, and 21 months. The specific age is 15 months. The operation placed another caregiver in the classroom to make the class in ratio during the monitor visit.

The operation did not provide documentation for the carbon monoxide monthly documentation.

Three out of six files did not have up-to-date shot records.

The operation has two transportation vehicles that need repairs to their seatbelt. The first vehicle was missing the safety latch for the seat belt to go into for safety. The second vehicle did not have the safety latch to place the seat belt inside once a child was in the seat.

The operation has three bus drivers without transportation training hours and two directors without transportation training hours.

The operation has a food allergy list with fourteen children's names listed as allergies. The operation was not able to provide documentation of the FARE or doctor notice regarding the food allergies.

One infant was in a baby walker with wheels, exploring the infant classroom. There was another baby walker with wheels in the classroom that was not in use.

The standard was evaluated as it relates to the allegation. As a result of the DFPS investigation, it was determined that a caregiver took inappropriate pictures of a child. Therefore, the abuse and neglect standard is found deficient.

Broken play equipment and wood boards were accesiblein the outdoor area.

An infant was observed not strapped in a high chair.

Two infant crib sheets were soiled.

An infant was observed sleep in a carseat.