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License #CER-00242826 · Center · Child Care Center
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Observed room 8 storing broken stroller and bike.
During inspection when trying to turn on girls bathroom sink, the bathroom sink handle fell off.
Observed girls bathroom and room 1 missing handwashing sign.
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Data synced from Pennsylvania DHS, Office of Child Development and Early Learning on Jul 8, 2026 · Source records · Report an error
On 1/14/26, it was observed that the facility sustained significant water damage to the floors, walls, ceilings and other surfaces throughout the facility causing major disrepair and presenting a visible hazard rendering the children unable to receive care in the facility. On 1/14/26, Upper Darby Licenses and Inspections submitted written verification of informing the operator on 1/13/26 of all the matters that must be resolved prior to L&I approving re-occupancy of the 3rd floor space where the child care facility is located.
On 1/14/26, during an unannounced inspection, it was observed that the facility sustained significant water damage to the floors, walls, ceilings and other surfaces throughout the facility causing major disrepair and presenting a visible hazard rendering the children unable to receive care in the facility. On 1/13/26, Upper Darby Licenses and Inspections submitted written verification of informing the operator of all the matters that must be resolved prior to L&I approving re-occupancy of the 3rd floor space where the child care facility is located.
One staff person's record did not contain written verification of annual minimum 12 hours of child care training. (#10)
The letter given to parents regarding the emergency plan did not explain the emergency procedure /updates (lockdown and accommodations) to the plan as required in 3270.27 subsection a.
Children in the preschool classroom area were observed napping on rest equipment that was not labeled for the use of a specific child and used only by the specified child.
The letter given to parents regarding the emergency plan did not explain the emergency procedure as required in 3270.27 subsection a
One staff person's record did not contain written verification of education for their group supervisor position. The record did not indicate that the degree had been conferred. (#1)
One staff person's record did not contain written verification of education for their assistant group supervisor position. (#3)
Two staff person's record did not contain written verification that their bachelor's degree included 30 credit hours in early childhood education, child development, special education, elementary education or the human services field and experience for their group supervisor position. (#3)
On 3/1/24, there were 84 children in attendance and the facility lacked a sufficient number of qualified group supervisors. There were not at least two qualified group supervisors hired by the facility.
On 1/2/24, child #1 was taken to the ER for treatment of an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow). On 1/3/24, operator was informed by the parent that child was taken to the ER for treatment of her injured arm. Operator did not submit a telephone notice to the appropriate regional office within 24 hours of child receiving emergency room treatment. Incident was reported to Regional Office on 1/11/24.
On 1/2/24, child #1 sustained an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow) while in care at the facility and the staff persons (#1 and #2) assigned responsibility for her care had no knowledge of how the child was injured.
On 1/2/24, child #1 sustained an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow) while in care at the facility and the staff persons (#1 and #2) assigned responsibility for her care had no knowledge of how the child was injured.
On 1/2/24, child #1 was taken to the ER for treatment of an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow). On 1/3/24, operator was informed by the parent that child was taken to the ER for treatment of her injured arm. Operator did not submit a telephone notice to the appropriate regional office within 24 hours of child receiving emergency room treatment. Incident was reported to Regional Office on 1/11/24.
On 1/2/24, child #1 sustained an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow) while in care at the facility and the staff persons (#1 and #2) assigned responsibility for her care had no knowledge of how the child was injured.
On 1/2/24, child #1 sustained an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow) while in care at the facility and the staff persons (#1 and #2) assigned responsibility for her care had no knowledge of how the child was injured.
On 1/2/24, child #1 sustained an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow) while in care at the facility and the staff persons (#1 and #2) assigned responsibility for her care had no knowledge of how the child was injured.
On 1/2/24, child #1 was taken to the ER for treatment of an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow). On 1/3/24, operator was informed by the parent that child was taken to the ER for treatment of her injured arm. Operator did not submit a telephone notice to the appropriate regional office within 24 hours of child receiving emergency room treatment. Incident was reported to Regional Office on 1/11/24.
On 1/2/24, child #1 sustained an injury to her arm (nursemaid's elbow) while in care at the facility and the staff persons (#1 and #2) assigned responsibility for her care had no knowledge of how the child was injured.
The facilities written policies on shaken baby abusive head trauma and child maltreatment did not include the identification and prevention of child maltreatment.
One staff person's record did not contain verification of completed CCDBG training (10 hour) required prior to working with children unsupervised. (#5)
During renewal inspection, cert rep observed damaged floor tiles in the preschool classroom.
This renewal inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Several children's six-month review of the emergency contact information and the financial agreement did not contain the parent's signature, only the typed name. They were not electronically signed signatures. (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, and #6)
The operator lacked verification of the annual written notification to local traffic safety authorities of the location of the facility and the program's use of pedestrian and vehicular routes around the day care facility.
The operator did not provide the parent of each child enrolled with information on how to access the regulations in this chapter electronically and with instructions for contacting the appropriate regional child care office.
Several facility person's records did not include written verification of initial and/or annual emergency plan training/written verification that the emergency plan training was completed at the time of initial employment. (Initial: #6, #7, #8, #11, #13) (Annual: #14)
Several staff person's records did not contain written verification of annual fire safety training. (#1, #2, #4, #5, #9, #10)
Several children's records did not contain a child service report that had been completed within the past 6 months. (1, #2, #3, #4 and #5)
The facility was not in compliance with the CPSL and with Chapter 3490 (relating to protective services): Several staff person's record did not contain the required CPSL hiring documents. (#3-NSOR more than 60 months old) (#4-FBI more than 60 months old)
There was no written record of an emergency drill completed annually as specified in these regulations.
The emergency plan was not posted at a conspicuous location in the facility.
Four children's records did not contain a child service report that had been completed within the past 6 months. (#1, #2, #3, and #4)
The facility's emergency plan did not include provide for accommodations for infants, toddlers, children with disabilities, and children with chronic medical conditions.
The initial health report for a young toddler was dated more than 6 months prior to the first day of attendance at the facility. Child was enrolled on 12/5/23 and the health report on record was dated 6/27/24. (#1)
The facility was not in compliance with the CPSL and with Chapter 3490 (relating to protective services): One facility person's record did not contain the required CPSL hiring documents. (#1-no signed DISCLOSURE STATEMENT- record indicated it was "not needed".
The facility's emergency plan did not provide for shelter of children during an emergency including lock down procedures.
One staff person's record/s did not contain a health assessment including negative TB skin testing completed within 12 months prior to the date of hire. Hire date 7/15/24- date of health report 11/5/22. (#2)
On 3/1/24, there were 84 children in attendance and the facility lacked a sufficient number of qualified group supervisors. There were not at least two qualified group supervisors hired by the facility.
The facility was not in compliance with the CPSL and with Chapter 3490 (relating to protective services): Several staff/facility person's record did not contain the required CPSL hiring documents. (#2-FBI clearance more than 60 months old when updated) (#4-hired 9/18/23- request for NSOR not completed prior to working with children)
The operator did not provide the parent of each child enrolled with information on how to access the regulations in this chapter electronically and with instructions for contacting the appropriate regional child care office.
One staff person's record did not include written verification that the emergency plan training was completed at the time of initial employment. (#1 hired 9/9/23- completed 1/5/24)
Two staff person's record did not contain written verification that their bachelor's degree included 30 credit hours in early childhood education, child development, special education, elementary education or the human services field and experience for their group supervisor position. (#2 and #3)