TLC Schools on Green Oaks

Children were tying jump ropes on the equipment and using the ropes as swings.

A child was seen climbing on top of a table without the caregiver's knowledge or ability to quickly intervene.

A child's hands were not washed following their diaper change.

The operation requested parents to volunteer at the operation without checking their caregiver qualifications.

Children's files were not complete with food allergy plans submitted.

There are supervision concerns associated with an incident occurring on the school bus as well as harsh conversations happening among children.

The director stated that the children were released to someone not on the their authorization release form.

The loose fill on the pre k playground is less that 6 inches in height. Minimum standards state that loose fill must be at least six inches when the height of the highest designated play surface is five feet or less [

A caregiver did not demonstrate good judgement when the caregiver left the school knowing the child did not get on the bus. The caregiver did not verify the whereabouts of the child prior to leaving the school and as a result the child was left at the school. Another driver was sent to pick the child up from school.

The operation's enrollment application does not include a section for a statement of the child's special care needs.

A child with special needs was denied the opportunity to work with their occupational therapist.

The operation management staff were aware of a child’s special needs, and did not communicate the special needs with the child’s direct caregivers.

A child who did not attend the center was picked up and brought to the school. The child arrived to the school and stayed until staff observed the unfamiliar child.

One out of four drivers did not have transportation trainings on file at the operation.