RR Learning Center

Six of six personnel files were lacking the required annual training hours.

Three of six personnel files were lacking a notarized Affidavit for Applicants for Employment with a Licensed Operation or Registered Child-Care Home (Form 2985).

One infant was observed in a restrictive device without the safety straps buckled.

A 2 month old infant was observed sleeping in a restrictive device. The infant was removed during the inspection.

One 11 month old infant was observed sleeping in a crib with a blanket. The blanket was removed during the inspection.

During the inspection, it was observed that screens were being used during nap time in one classroom.

It was observed that children ages 3 to 5 years old were allowed to watch a movie that was not age appropriate.

Two infants were observed asleep in cribs with blankets on them. The blankets were removed during the inspection.

There were no additional employees in the building during naptime. One caregiver left their classroom of 5 children unattended to answer the door.

The written activity plans posted in three of four classrooms were observed to be outdated. Compliance was met when new activity plans were posted and dated during the inspection.

There were broken toys observed on the outdoor playground.

Four of the four classrooms did not have current activity plans posted or for review.

One 3 year old child was observed to be in a high chair for timeout during the inspection. The child was removed.

The infant feeding instructions for 2 of 4 infants in care were observed to be expired.

Two of four personnel files did not have the required Pre-Employment Affidavit for Applicants form 2912 on file.

There was no documentation of a completed fire inspection.

There were six outdoor equipment structures (including slides) observed during the inspection that loose fill is required to be installed for.

One caregiver was observed alone iin a classroom with 17 children ages 17 months to 5 years of age. Half of the children were moved to another classroom during the inspection.

One caregiver responsible for 4 infants did not have a complete background check at the time of the inspection. The caregiver was replaced with an eligible caregiver.

There were no updated activity plans posted in the classrooms during the inspection.

The outdoor area of the playground was observed to have broken toys, ant hills and garbage accessible to children.

The last certification of the CPSC form was observed to have been completed in 2023.

Employee list was not posted for parents. Director made a list during inspection.

A recalled boppy lounger was observed in the infant room being used by a 17-month-old child. This was corrected at inspection when the recalled product was removed from the classroom.

There was a caregiver who did not have current certification in First Aid and CPR.

One infant was observed sleeping in a restrictive device. The caregiver was asked to transfer the infant to a bare crib during the inspection.

One caregiver stated that they were responsible for 15 children and there were 16 children observed in the classroom. Another caregiver stated that they had 11 children in the classroom and there were 10 children observed.

During the investigation inspection it was observed that children under the age of two were having screen time.

During the investigation inspection it was observed that noses were being wiped and the caregiver was not washing their hands after.

During the investigation inspection an individual was present at the operation, with direct access to the children in care, prior to the operation receiving notification from the CBCU that the subject of the background check was eligible to be present.. The individual left while I was present at the operation.

During the investigation inspection it was observed that bottles were being washed in the same sink as hand washing was occurring.

During the investigation inspection it was observed that the building was not being kept in a sanitized manner. Floors were observed to have dirt and crumbs on them. Tables, chairs, and changing tables were observed with visible dirt and not cleaned before use. Toys were also stored on the changing pad in the pre k room. The overall sanitation of the operation was deficient.

During the investigation inspection supervision was observed to be out of compliance. The toddler classroom was left alone while the front door was answered. There were also moments when caregivers would walk out of the room to grab something, leaving the children alone for a few seconds.

Caregivers had completed pre-service training in required topics but did not have annual training certificates or hours and caregivers have been here for over 12 months.

Children were brought inside after playing outside and allowed to sit and eat lunch before washing their hands. This was corrected during the inspection when the staff went around the room washing the children's hands off with soap and water.

A caregiver who had children outside playing, brought the children back inside for lunch without washing their hands and proceeded to passing lunch out to the children.

The operations gas leak inspection was due by 12/2021 and has not been conducted.