Madinah Academy

During the monitoring visit, it was determined the caregiver CPR class was completed online.

Five out of six children did not have up-to-date shot records available for review.

During the monitoring visit, one of the classrooms had a television sitting on a shelf.

During the monitoring visit, it was determined the playground fence needs to be repaired and the trees have excess limbs sticking out at a child's level of height. Exposed water hose were on the playground and the exit area for fire drills.

Four out of six children did not have the health statement signed by the parent or the physician.

During the monitoring visit, there was medication in the office that was used for an emergency that was not provided by the parent. The consent form was signed to administer medication. There were four children on the list who received medication on more than one occasion that was not provided by the parent or labeled with the child's name.

The operation policy did not have a copy of the support for inclusive services in the parent handbook available for review during the monitoring visit.

Three out of six children did not have up-to-date shot records.

The operation policy did not have a copy of the promotional play in the parent handbook available for review during the monitoring visit.

The infant classroom had four playpens with no sheets and one playpen with sheets that were not fitted to the playpen mattress.

The operation did not have the bleach bottles labeled in any of the classrooms at the operation.

Two children did not have the food allergy plans signed by a parent and physician.

Two infants did not have the monthly feeding instructions signed by the parent.

The grass on the playground was extremely high during the monitoring visit.

There was a volunteer present at the operation who did not have a background check.

Three of six personnel files reviewed did not have a signed statement showing that they received a copy of operational policies and personnel policies for childcare operation present in employee file.

Two of six children files reviewed did not have emergency contact address present on form. One of six children files reviewed did not have emergency contact name, number, and address present on form.

Four of six personnel files reviewed did not have A statement signed and dated by the employee verifying the date the employee attended training during orientation present in employee file.

Two of six children's files reviewed did not have name or number of persons other than a parent to whom the child may be released to on form.

One caregiver did not obtain Pediatric CPR. The CPR training completed was Adult CPR.

Two 9 month old's did not have updated feeding instructions on file. The feeding instructions were last updated 7/2022.

The caregiver was not following the scheduled time for children to be outside.

A child did not have their hands washed after having their diaper changed.

Caregivers are being kept in classrooms that do not match their skill sets.

Children were found to be out of control. The caregiver was not able to keep children engaged.

During the inspection three children from one class went into another classroom through an adjacent closet where handwashing gets done. The caregiver was not aware of her children leaving the classroom.

The diaper changing surface was not sanitized following a diaper change.

A caregiver used a permanent marker to draw on the children's hands.

Caregiver did not wash her hands after diapering a child.

Children did not physically wash their hands before eating a meal.

Two children's files were missing healthcare statements.

One child's enrollment form was missing child release information.

One child's enrollment form was missing emergency contact information.

One child's enrollment form was missing parent information.

Children's bottles were not labeled.

Children were found to be out of control. The caregiver was not able to keep children engaged.