The Blue House Learning Center

The operation did not have the past three months attendance records.

The operation did not have documentation of practicing emergency evacuation, shelter in place and lock down drills.

1 out of 4 children did not have current and up to date immunization records

The operation did not have proof of annual training for the caregiver.

During the follow up four out of five childrens files reviewed still did not have proof that the parents were provided copy of the operational policies.

A child that was taken on a field trip did not have signed permission from parent on their admission form.

It was observed that the operation still had visible mold on the ceiling in a dining area used by children.

The operation did not have outlets covered in areas that were accessible to children younger than five years of age.

The operation did not have a list of children that were being transported.

The operation did not have sign in and out logs.

Four out of five childrens files reviewed did not have proof that the parents were provided copy of the operational policies.

It was observed that the operation had a leaking ceiling with visible mold, and a vent that was visibly dirty located in a dining area used by children.

The operation did not have two infant carseats securely anchored in the vehicle used to transport children.

A child that was taken on a field trip did not have signed permission from parent on their admission form.

A caregiver was observed changing the diaper of a child and did not wear gloves.

The primary caregiver did not have proof of current transportation training.

This standard was tasked as part of an investigation and was determined to be deficient. The director did not have transportation permission for a child in care that had been transported.

This standard was tasked as part of an investigation and was determined to be deficient. A caregiver did not use good judgement when transporting children in care to another residence without permission from the parents.

The operation was out of ratio. Two caregivers were present with (13) 18 month and older children.

During the follow up it was observed that the operation exceeded their licensed capacity by one child.

During the follow up the oepration did not have a smoke detector in one of the rooms used by children.

The operation was out of ratio. One caregiver was present with ten children. Operation was over ratio by three children ages 18 months-3 years.

Operation did not have the most recent Licensing form certifying that they have reviewed each of the bulletins and notices issued by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission regarding unsafe children's products and that there are no unsafe children's products in use or accessible to children in the home.

The operation did not have a smoke detector in one of the rooms used by children.

One of the children's records was missing a record for immunization.

A household member was living at the house without a valid background check.

There was a caregiver working at the daycare home without a background check.

Sleeping equipment was missing labels with the child's name on it. This was corrected at inspection.

The daycare is missing the required posting "keeping children safe."

The daycare is missing a written policy for promotion of outdoor physical activity.