XTRIMKIDS Academy

Of the children transported today, only one had the emergency medical authorization in the transportation folder. This was corrected at the inspection when the director copied the medical authorization from the admission forms.

A blanket was in the crib of an infant, who was asleep. The caregiver removed the blanket when the inspector informed her.

A caregiver stepped out a classroom to obtain items from another classroom/area of the operation. This left the other caregiver in care of 13 children with a specified age group of 2 years out of child/caregiver ratio by 2 children.

The emergency medical authorization information for the child transported was not in the transportation binder. This was corrected during the inspection when the director made a copy of the medical authorization form to place in the transportation binder.

A fire drill was not documented as practiced during the month of March.

The television was on at the inspector's arrival in the classroom where the children were in care. There were 3 children in care under 24 months. The television was turned off when the inspector brought it to the director's attention. The television was on in dining area/school age classroom.

A child's record indicated a food allergy. The document from the physician indicated food allergies. There was no emergency care plan in the child's file.

The operational policies did not include an infant safe sleep policy.

Three children's records did not have the health statement filled out and signed by the parent.

One child's record did not have an emergency contact information recorded on the admission form.

A child's record indicated a food allergy. The emergency care/food allergy emergency plan on file was not signed by a physician and parent.

One child's record lacked the emergency care authorization information.

There was no vaccine policy for the operation's employees.

One child's record did not have release of information recorded on the admission form.

There was no record of the pre-service training for a caregiver in care of children.

Two children's records did not have the admission date recorded on the admission form.

The operation had not submitted the total number of employees who ceased working at the operation the previous calendar year by January 15, 2024.

There were no plan to handle transportation emergencies.

There was no vaccine policy for the operation's employees.

The operational policies did not include an infant safe sleep policy.