Creek Valley KinderCare

After completing an investigation, it was determined that a child walked out of the classroom and was left unsupervised.

This standard was recited. The wood drive-thru structure on the playground still is broken with cracks in the wood and exposed nails.

This standard was recited.The floors, rugs and tables throughout the operation was is now clean, But there is still chipped paint on the benches and the structure outside on the playground. This standard was recited.

The floors, rugs and tables throughout the operation was not clean. Also there is chipped paint on the benches and the structure outside on the playground.

The wood drive-thru structure on the playground is broken with cracks in the wood and exposed nails.

This standard was recited because there is still no documentation of the annual health sanitation inspection to review at the time of the inspection.

A three month old child was observed laying in a crib with a sheet that did not fit snugly.

This standard was recited because there is still no documentation of a fire inspection to review at the time of the inspection.

There was no documentation of the annual health sanitation inspection to review at the time of the inspection.

At the time of the inspection two children were competing over a popular item and there was only one item available.

There was no documentation of a fire inspection to review at the time of the inspection.

At arrival the director was present in a classroom providing ratio support and was unable to immediately perform required director duties, including access to and review of required records. The licensing representative arrived and due to staffing needs, the director remained in the classroom until approximately an hour until another staff member arrived to relieve her. As a result, licensing waited approximately one hour before the director was available to retrieve and present records for review. It was determined that the operation is having ongoing staffing challenges that have limited the director's ability to consistently perform director responsibilities as required.

A qualified caregiver was not left in charge of the operation at the start of the inspection.

According to the timesheet the current director is not at the operation 75 percent of the time.

The operation opens at 06:30 AM and the first meal was not served or offered until 10:00 AM.

A child's medication was expired.

10 out 10 employee records reviewed did not have the required training topics.

The operation did not have a copy of the current fire inspection

The operation did not practice safety drills 4 times a year.

1 out of 10 children's records reviewed did not have current immunization records.

2 out of 5 employee training records reviewed did not have the required training topics.

1 out of 5 employee records reviewed did not have an employee affidavit.

4 out of 10 children's records reviewed did not have a written health statement from a health care professional.

1 out of 5 employee records reviewed did not have the required education document.

The director did not have the required training topics.

The operation has not conducted a fire emergency drill since December 2021.

A caregiver at the operation did not review food allergies before serving a restricted food item to a child in care.

A caregiver at the operation served an identified food to a child that was allergic.

A caregiver did not use good judgement when serving a child in an unfamiliar classroom an allergic food item. The caregiver did not review food allergies for the children in the classroom.