The Big Red Barn Learning Center

The operation did not have working sinks in the diaper changing areas in multiple rooms.

The permit holder did not complete the tasks specified by the Health Department, that were due 3/12/26 by 3:30 PM. This included cleaning, sanitizing, and having working sinks.

The operation was not clean and maintained. There were mouse feces and urine in all rooms of the building, in and on shelves, cubbies, the floor, and around food.

A child in care was diagnosed with a communicable disease and parents were not notified.

A child was diagnosed with a communicable disease and licensing was not notified.

The infants were not getting hands washed after diapering.

It was found during the investigation that staff are using their cell phone for personal use while supervising children.

Staff did not demonstrate good judgement when they did not replace the lids on the snack totes in the kitchen, and a mouse was found in one of the totes, and the mouse had eaten into the snacks in the tote.

Staff set sticky traps and bate traps with baking soda and cornmeal throughout the daycare and are not certified in pest control.

There were mice droppings and urine on the shelving, along walls, in the kitchen, storage areas, and the classrooms. Additionally, there were mice droppings found in the toy cubbies that children play with, and in cubbies where children's personal belongings are kept.

the vehicle that was purchased does not have the safety alarm installed in it.

The class had exceeded the goups size. There was 12 children and the maximum group size is 10.

There was a 17 month old infant in the class with a 5 year old, which exceeds the 18 month gap.

The infant class was out of ratio by one and the preschool class was over by 2 children.

The drill form was damaged and not avaliable for review.