Ice Castles Too, Inc. Learning Center & Child Care

“While observing transportation drivers unload children, drivers did not walk through the van to turn off the child safety alarm. Drivers walked on the outside of the van, opened the back door and turned off the alarm”

“In two classrooms, the mats/cots being used by children napping were not labeled with the child's named or were not properly numbered.”

“Active play area for pre-school children has a play structure with a pinch hazard and shear points in the presence of children. This was corrected at inspection when director covered the pinch and shear points with duct tape.”

“In review of employee records, two caregivers did not have proof of training in all six areas of section e. Two employees did not have proof of training in the spread of communicable disease and understanding building and physical premises safety.”

“A child was not properly supervised on the playground when the child fell down causing a cut over the eyebrow that required medical treatment.”

“In the red room of children 3 and 4 years old, cots were not numbered according to list posted. This was corrected at inspection when caregiver labeled all cots with numbers.”

“Operation did not have a current gas inspection available for review. Gas inspection on site was completed 04/18/2022.”

“In checking records for HASA, four personnel records did not contain proof of training in administering medicaation, food allergy, or hazardous material.”

“Operation did not have a current consumer product safety commission form available for review. Operation had form 2885 dated 2022. This was corrected at inspection when director reviewed the CPSC web site and completed form 2885 provided by inspector.”

“A spiral slide on the school age play structure has three areas with shear points close to the bottom of the slide. This was corrected at inspection when the director covered the shear areas with tape, leaving no shear points accessible to children. A guide to Play Ground Hazards document was provided to director via email.”

“One child's files did not contain the health care professionals name, address or phone number.”

“The operation did not have a child's allergy to peanuts and pistachios posted. This was corrected at inspection when a caretaker printed and posted a list of the child's allergies.”

“Operation did not have a food allergy emergency plan signed by a health care professional and parent available for review for a child who has documented food allergies.”

“Fire drills were not documented for the last few months. This was corrected at inspection when a fire drill was conducted within three minutes and documented.”

“The operaiton's fire inspection has expired as of 1/26/22.”

“One out of ten children's files checked did not have a medical health statement on file available for review.”