8.9.4.24 · J OUTDOOR PLAY AREAS

Toys and equipment are not safe in that multiple structures made of plastic are weathered and cracking. Room(s): Outdoor Play : Directed CAP 4/6/2026 Immediate Action: As of 4/6/2026, all weathered and cracked plastic equipment was removed from use immediately upon identification to eliminate any risk to children. The director or designee will conduct an inspection of all playground equipment in full to identify any additional unsafe equipment. Preventative Action: As of 4/6/2026, the director or designee will train all staff on identifying damaged or unsafe equipment and will be required to report concerns immediately to administration. Any equipment identified as weathered, cracked or unsafe will be removed from use the same day it is identified. The center will continue purchasing replacement outdoor play materials, including durable and developmentally appropriate equipment and shade structures. Compliance Monitoring: As of 4/6/2026, daily inspection checklists will be reviewed weekly by administration to ensure completion and compliance.

Open Not marked corrected in the state record

Open / not marked corrected.

8.9.4.27 · A-E ILLNESS REQUIREMENTS FOR CENTERS

The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Room(s): I/T Classroom #1 Tadpoles, I/T Classroom #2 Frogs, I/T Classroom #3 Caterpillars, I/T Classroom #4 Butterflies, I/T Classroom #5 Sneakers, I/T Classroom #6 Sunbeams, Preschool Classroom #1 Bumblebees, Preschool Classroom #2 Daisies, Preschool Classroom #3 Superstars, School Age Classroom #1, School Age Classroom #2, School Age Classroom #3 : Directed CAP 4/6/2026 Immediate Action: As of 4/6/2026, all classrooms were directed to immediately begin completing daily health check screenings for each child upon arrival. Preventative Action: As of 04/6/2026, daily health checks will be completed each morning at the time of child sign-in and documented on the designated form. a sign-in health check alignment process will be implemented to ensure no child is signed in without a completed health screening. All classroom staff will be required to immediately report any illness symptoms identified during health checks to administration for appropriate follow-up. Compliance Monitoring: As of 04/06/2026, the director or designee will conduct daily spot checks of classroom documentation to ensure health screenings are completed and recorded accurately. Weekly audits of forms will be conducted to verify consistency and completeness across all classrooms. Documentation will be maintained on site and made readily available for review by licensing at any time. Ongoing staff accountability will be reinforced through supervision and follow-up coaching if documentation is incomplete or missing. Building, Ground and Safety Requirements for Centers:

Open Not marked corrected in the state record

Open / not marked corrected.

8.9.4.29 · A HOUSEKEEPING

Open Not marked corrected in the state record

Open / not marked corrected.

8.9.4.29 · A HOUSEKEEPING (continued)

The emergency exit door handle is not functioning properly. Room(s): I/T Classroom #1 Tadpoles : Directed CAP 4/6/2026 Immediate Action: As of 4/6/2026, the emergency exit door handle in the Tadpoles classroom is currently in the process of being repaired to ensure it is fully functional and safe for emergency use. A repair company called Overhead has already assessed the issue, and we are currently awaiting the arrival of the necessary replacement part to complete the repair. The director or designee will provide documentation when Overhead provides an invoice. Preventative Action: As of 4/6/2026, the director will train staff to use an alternate safe and accessible exit that has been identified and communicated to all Tadpoles classroom staff. Documenation of the repair process will be maintained. Compliance Monitoring: As of 4/6/2026, ongoing monthly facility inspections by the director or designee will be conducted to ensure all doors, exits, and safety features remain functional and in good repair. A.1: A center shall keep the premises, including furniture, fixtures, floors, drinking fountains, toys and equipment clean, safe, and in good repair. The center and premises shall be free of debris and potential hazards. Finding There was an accumulation of trash/debris on the playground accessible to children Room(s): Outdoor Play Corrective Action Plan: Directed CAP 4/6/2026 Immediate Action: As of 4/6/2026, the director had all trash and debris removed from the playground. Preventative Action: As of 4/6/2026, a daily playground inspection and cleaning schedule will be implemented prior to children's use of all outdoor play areas. Individual staff/admin will be assigned responsibility for monitoring and maintaining cleanliness throughout the day for trash and debris. Compliance Monitoring; As of 4/6/2026, weekly deep cleaning of the outdoor play area will be conducted. The director or designee will review documentation for completeness and accuracy.

Open Not marked corrected in the state record

Open / not marked corrected.

8.9.4.24 · I EQUIPMENT AND PROGRAM

Toys and equipment are not safe in that multiple structures made of plastic are weathered and cracking. The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review.

Corrected Corrected by Apr 2, 2026

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.27 · A-E ILLNESS REQUIREMENTS FOR CENTERS

The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. I/T Classroom #2 Frogs 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. I/T Classroom #3 Catterpillars 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. I/T Classroom #4 Butterflies 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. I/T Classroom #5 Sneakers 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. 03/12/2026 http://www.nmececd.org 4 of 7 Kids Corner Learning Center 4000463 I/T Classroom #5 Sneakers (continued) Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. I/T Classroom #6 Sunbeams 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. Preschool Classroom #1 Bumblebees 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. Preschool Classroom #2 Daisies 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. Preschool Classroom #3 Superstars 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. 03/12/2026 http://www.nmececd.org 5 of 7 Kids Corner Learning Center 4000463

Corrected Corrected by Apr 2, 2026

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.27 · A-E ILLNESS REQUIREMENTS FOR CENTERS (continued)

The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. School Age Classroom #2 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. School Age Classroom #3 8.9.4.27.E.:The center must perform daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Findings will be documented and maintained for review. Finding The center did not document daily health check/screenings of all children in care. Corrective Action Plan The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. Transportation Requirements for Centers:

Corrected Corrected by Apr 2, 2026

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.29 · A HOUSEKEEPING

The emergency exit door handle is not functioning properly. The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. 03/12/2026 http://www.nmececd.org 6 of 7 Kids Corner Learning Center 4000463

Corrected Corrected by Apr 2, 2026

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.29 · A HOUSEKEEPING (continued)

There was an accumulation of trash/debris on the playground accessible to children. The director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review.

Corrected Corrected by Apr 2, 2026

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.24 · B NAPS OR REST PERIOD

The center does not provide a clearly labeled individual bed, cot or mat for each child to ensure each child uses the same items between washing. Cots were available; however, they were not individually labeled for each child in the classroom as is required Immediate Action Plan: On 11/7/2025, each child had an individual mat labeled the same day we were notified. Preventative Action Plan: As of 11/7/2025, each mat will be sanitized/disinfected between each use regardless of the mat being labeled. As labels wear, they will be replaced as needed. Compliance Monitoring: As of 11/7/2025, Daily inspection of labels will be checked by classroom educators during sanitizing/disinfecting and will be replaced as needed.

Corrected Corrected by Dec 7, 2025

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.24 · C ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS

Feeding practices are inappropriate as evidenced by children sleep with a bottle in their mouth. An educator reported that infants are occasionally given a bottle while lying down on their mats at nap time, which is not permitted 12/05/2025 http://www.nmececd.org 2 of 4 Kids Corner Learning Center 4000463 I/T Classroom (continued) Immediate Action: As of 11/7/2025, staff members were all retrained on New Mexico State regulations regarding feeding practices. Preventative Action Plan: On or after 11/7/2025, staff will continue to receive training upon hire and yearly retraining on feeding guidelines and requirements. Compliance Monitoring: As of 11/7/2025, the administrators will continue to make frequent visits throughout various times of the day and week to ensure children are not laid down with bottles. 8.9.4.24.C.1.:The center shall provide a crib for each infant and, when appropriate, for a toddler. Finding It was observed that there were no cribs in the classroom for infants under 12 months of age Corrective Action Plan Corrective Action Plan: On 11/7/2025, cribs were placed in the classroom the same day we were notified. Preventative Action Plan: On or after 11/7/2025, additional cribs were purchased to ensure mobile infants have cribs. Compliance Monitoring: As of 11/7/2025, when mobile infants change classrooms, regardless of mobility infants under 1 year of age will have cribs that move with the child into the mobile infant's classroom.

Corrected Corrected by Dec 7, 2025

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.21 · C INCIDENT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

The center failed to obtain parent signature on incident report within 24 hours. Corrective Action Plan: Immediate Action Plan On or after 11/7/2025 the incident report was placed in the child's binder where parents sign in and out their child. The staff will take the binder outside with them to ensure the parent signs the incident report at the same time they are signing the child out for the day. Preventative Action Plan: Each morning the staff will follow up and check to make sure all incident reports were signed the day before. If a signature was missed the staff will notify the administrators and the parent will be notified electronically through ProCare at the email provided requesting an electronic signature. This will be in effect on or after 11/7/2025. Compliance Monitoring: Daily monitoring for parent signatures will be evaluated by the director or assigned administrative staff on or after 11/7/2025. 12/05/2025 http://www.nmececd.org 2 of 4 Kids Corner Learning Center 4000463 Administrative Requirements for Centers:

Corrected Corrected by Dec 7, 2025

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.24 · B NAPS OR REST PERIOD

The center does not provide a clearly labeled individual bed, cot or mat for each child to ensure each child uses the same items between washing. Cots were available; however, they were not individually labeled for each child in the classroom as is required. The Director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review.

Corrected Corrected by Nov 21, 2025

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.24 · C ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS

Feeding practices are inappropriate as evidenced by children sleep with a bottle in their mouth. An educator reported that infants are occasionally given a bottle while lying down on their mats at nap time, which is not permitted. The Director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review. 8.9.4.24.C.1.:The center shall provide a crib for each infant and, when appropriate, for a toddler. Finding It was observed that there were no cribs in the classroom for infants under 12 months of age. Corrective Action Plan The Director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review.

Corrected Corrected by Nov 21, 2025

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.21 · C INCIDENT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

The center failed to obtain parent signature on incident report within 24 hours. The Director will have 10 days to submit a corrective action plan to licensing for review and approval. Administrative Requirements for Centers:

Corrected Corrected by Nov 21, 2025

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.29 · A HOUSEKEEPING

The toilet seats are not in good repair as evidenced by the outer coating wearing off exposing the wood underneath. Immediate Action: On 4/22/2025, the director purchased new toilet seats online that are expected to be delivered by 4/30/2025. Those will be installed when they come in. Preventative Action: On 4/22/2025 the director purchased plastic toilet seats that will not wear out. All staff will keep an eye out on existing toilet seats that show signs of wear and will replace them when needed. Compliance Monitoring: As of 4/22/2025, all staff will report to the director if there are any signs of wear on the toilet seats. The director will follow up and replace as necessary.

Corrected Corrected by May 22, 2025

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.21 · C INCIDENT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

The center failed to call and report the incident to the licensing authority within 24 hours after the incident occurred regarding an accident that required medical care beyond on-site first aid although written communication was sent on 09/05/2024. On 09/03/2024, a 5-year-old female fell from the monkey bars landing on her left arm. This incident happened around 4:50pm. The child did not return to the center the following day. When she did return back on 09/05/2025, the child's arm was in a cast and that is when the incident was reported to the licensing authority. The provider will develop a corrective action plan and submit to licensing within 10 business days of the date of this survey. Administrative Requirements for Centers:

Corrected Corrected by Sep 25, 2024

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.29 · A HOUSEKEEPING

The changing tables in the boys/girls restroom are not clean as evidenced by excessive sand/debris under the changing mat. 1. On 04/17/2024 the Director sent staff to the bathrooms to clean the changing tables. 2. As of 04/17/2024, after changing times, the educators will check to make sure sand is removed from under the changing mat. 3. As of 04/17/2024, the Director will continue to review the cleaning checklists that have been signed off on by the educators. The Director will do spot checks to make sure that the sand is being removed from under the changing stations.

Corrected Corrected by May 17, 2024

Marked corrected in the state record.

8.9.4.26 A HYGIENE 8.9.4.26 B FIRST AID REQUIREMENTS 8.9.4.26 · C MEDICATION

The center does not have written instructions from the parent or guardian for a non-prescription medication that is being given. Everyone will have written instructions for the application of sunscreen. The center will be applying the sunscreen off of the manufacturer's reccomendation. The center will be providing the sunscreen for the children so that they can monitor the expiration date and spf factor. The center will allow for families to bring their own sunscreen if there is a sensitivity to the one the facility will provide. The logs will travel with the children daily and will come back to the office for review and parent signature as all children exit the front door at the end of the day. 07/17/2023 http://www.nmececd.org 3 of 5 Kids Corner Learning Center 4000463 School Age Classroom (continued) 8.9.4.26.C.3.:A designated staff member will be responsible for giving medication to children. The designated staff member will ensure non-prescription and prescription medications have a label with the child’s name and the date the medication was brought to the center. A center will keep non-prescription and prescription medication in the original container with written instructions, including the name of medication, the dosage, and the hours and dates the child should receive the medicine. Finding Written parent or guardian instructions for giving the medication do not include the name of medication , dosage, and hours and dates the child should receive the medicine. Corrective Action Plan Everyone will have written instructions for the application of sunscreen. The center will be applying the sunscreen off of the manufacturer's reccomendation. The center will be providing the sunscreen for the children so that they can monitor the expiration date and spf factor. The center will allow for families to bring their own sunscreen if there is a sensitivity to the one the facility will provide. The logs will travel with the children daily and will come back to the office for review and parent signature as all children exit the front door at the end of the day. 8.9.4.26.C.4.:The designated staff member will keep and sign a written record of the dosage, date and time a child is given medication with the signature of the staff who administered the medication. This information will be provided to the parent or guardian who will initial/date acknowledgment of information received on the day the medication is given. Finding The center does not have a written record of the dosage, date and time a child was given medication with the signature of the staff who administered the medication along with the initialed /dated acknowledgement of the parent or guardian. Corrective Action Plan Everyone will have written instructions for the application of sunscreen. The center will be applying the sunscreen off of the manufacturer's reccomendation. The center will be providing the sunscreen for the children so that they can monitor the expiration date and spf factor. The center will allow for families to bring their own sunscreen if there is a sensitivity to the one the facility will provide. The logs will travel with the children daily and will come back to the office for review and parent signature as all children exit the front door at the end of the day. Illness Requirements for Centers:

Corrected Corrected by Aug 17, 2023

Marked corrected in the state record.