Children's Lighthouse of the Woodlands, LLC

The operation posted a child's photos on its Google and Facebook pages even though enrollment forms indicated the parent did not give consent to post the child.

Based on the information obtained during the investigation, there is sufficient evidence to support that direct care and supervision were not maintained at all times to ensure the child's safety.

The center shared the incident report with the parent but did not obtain a parent signature as required.

A fire drill was not completed for the month of January.

The current fire inspection on file expired on 04/20/23.

An infant is being swaddled.

Based on the information obtained, one child was outside alone on the playground for approximately 3 minutes.

Based on the information obtained, the incident occurred on 11-25-24 and the incident report was shared with the parent on 12-19-24, exceeding the 48 hour timeframe.

Based on the preponderance of evidence, there is sufficient evidence to determine the physical proximity to the playground equipment and children by the caregiver was not adequate.

An epipen that was not in its original container was discovered when going over a child's prescription.

I observed 9.25 of the required 24 hours of annual training in one out of five personnel records evaluated.

I observed 4 children's medications that were expired. NOTE: This was corrected during the inspection.

I observed that the first aid kit on Bus #2 did not have scissors or tweezers.

I evaluated 10 children's records. I observed the following: * Two were missing a date of admission** * One was missing the address for the elementary school** * Ten were missing information indicating whether the child has a special need. **NOTE: These two were corrected during the inspection.

I did not observe documentation of current transportation safety training for a staff member who transports children. NOTE: This was corrected during the inspection.

I did not observe documentation of infant safety training for a caregiver who works with infants. NOTE: This was corrected during the inspection.

Interviews were conducted and documentation of the incident was evaluated. It was determined that a toddler was left alone on the playground when the two caregivers who were working with the group did not follow the operation's procedure for transitioning children from one area to another. NOTE: Both caregivers were terminated after the incident and remaining staff were trained on new procedures for transitioning children.