Kitz Korner Daycare

Though it was confirmed via phone call that the fire inspection was conducted in February 2026, there was no posting of the inspection on the wall, and it could not be located.

Three staff members did not have notarized affidavits-Form 2985

The staff who transported children were delinquent on their transportation training. The training certificates expired on 7/17/25. They are scheduled for transportation training this evening.

One of the fire extinguishers in the vans had not been serviced by the Fire Marshall since 2024.

The special care needs section of the child's enrollment paperwork was left blank on three of the four children's files. One of four children's file did not answer whether child has any diagnosed food allergies.

One of six caregiver files had an expired CPR/First Aid certification. It expired on 9/01/24

One of four children's records did not include an up-to-date immunization record.

Two new employee did not have verification of their pre- service training in their files.

The First Aid Kit inspected did not have the first aid guide, tweezers or scissors.

Both transportation binders did not have all of the childrensemergency medical authorizations. NOTE: This was corrected when copies were made of that form and added to each record.

Three of the four children's records did not have a current immunization record..

Fire extinguisher was found loose in one out of two transportation vans. The second van did not have a fire extinguisher on site.

The director has not completed the required 30 annual training hours for the training year of 12/2/2020 to 12/2/2021.

Three children's files reviewed did not have a current immunization record for review.

A hired maintenance member with access to children was present at the operation without background check status of Eligible, Eligible with Conditions, or Provisionally Eligible with Conditions. Deignee was advised to run the backgroundcheck as soon as possible.

A fence gate in the outdoor playground was found open and it lead to a busy street.

The infant feeding instructions for four infants were not updated within the last 30 days. The last time they were updated was on March 1, 2022.

Based on interviews and observation of the preschool classroom during naptime, children were being left unsupervised for two to three minutes when caregiver would leave the classroom to open the front door or take a child to the restroom.

Based on interviews with staff and observation caregivers were not actively present in the preschool classroom during naptime.

Based on sign in and out logs and talking with staff director has not been routinely present in the two last weeks.

There was sufficient evidence to determine a caregiver was leaving some of the classrooms with napping children unattended.

There was sufficient evidence to determine the neglectful supervision of a ten-year-old child who left the operation unattended and walked home, approximately 15 minutes away. The caregivers were unaware of his absence until the parent called the facility to notify them.

The director did not ensure that staff were aware of their responsibilities or that each caregiver was assigned a lunch period that assured appropriate supervision coverage. As a result, a child left the operation unattended.

Supervision was compromised when two caregivers went to lunch at the same time leaving some of the classrooms with napping children unattended.