Presbyterian Day School

“There was holes in the base of the barriers were the nail ties go into and nail ties were sticking up of the base, which could allow a child to trip over the nail. **Corrected at inspection when the nail ties were hammered down in the base, and no longer a tripping hazard. The hole in the base was repaired.”

“One out of ten staff members did not have the Pre-Affidavit completed in their file. *This was corrected at inspection when the Pre-Affidavit was completed by the staff and put in their file.”

“Operation allowed a person to be present at the operation before receiving notice from the CBCU regarding the person's eligibility. The person's background check is listed as inactive.”

“One classroom had hand sanitizer that was in reach to children. One classroom had lysol and clorox wipes accessible to children.”

“Three out of 10 files reviewed lacked current immunization records. NOTE: This was corrected at inspection.”

“Two out of ten children's records did not have the special needs section completed. One out of ten children's records did not have a health care provider's statement on file.”

“Two children at the facility who have food allergies did not have a food allergy plan on file. Two out of ten children did not have information documenting whether or not they had any food allergies.”

“The operational policy on file did not have an emergency preparedness plan. The operational policy was also missing information on safe sleep, promotion of indoor and outdoor activity, preventing and responding to abuse and neglect, and vaccine preventable diseases for employees.”

“Three out of four staff did not have early brain development training on file. One out of three staff had the required 30 hours however staff member was also missing communicable diseases, food allergies, building and premises safety, hazardous materials including blood borne pathogens, and emergency preparedness training. One out of three staff had the required 24 hours however staff member was also missing child maltreatment, communicable diseases, food allergies, building and premises safety, hazardous materials including blood borne pathogens, and emergency preparedness training. One out of three staff had 22 1/2 of the 24 required annual hours on file. The staff member was also missing child maltreatment, communicable diseases, food allergies, building and premises safety, hazardous materials including blood borne pathogens, and emergency preparedness training.”