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BUMC Early Learning Center daycare inspections in Brentwood, TN — KinderFax

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BUMC Early Learning Center

309 FRANKLIN ROAD, Brentwood TN 37027 · License #169488964 · Center · Child Care

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Capacity 82 childrenAges 3 mo – 5 yr99-Star programLast inspected Jun 9, 2026

Contact

Director: Lori Joiner
Phone: (615) 324-8202
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Address: 309 FRANKLIN ROAD, Brentwood TN 37027 · Directions
State licensing specialist: April Cline · (931) 380-5982

Hours

Not published by the state. Owners can add hours via profile claim.

Care & schedule

When they operate

Child Care

Ages served

12 Week(s)5 Year(s)12 Week(s)5 Year(s)

99-Star quality rating
Accepts child care assistance
Licensed for 82 children

Violations, past 3 yrs

From inspections (not complaints)

Substantiated complaints

Published by Tennessee TDHS

Inspections, past 3 yrs

Monitoring & assessments

How This Facility Compares

Violations per inspection, 3-yr

This facility

0.0

Brentwood average

0.0

Tennessee average

0.0

Inspection History & Violations

Source: Tennessee Department of Human Services, Child Care Services

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Jun 9, 2026Qris monitoring visit · Technical assistanceNo findingsCleanDetailsHide

This qris monitoring visit · technical assistance inspection recorded no violations or advisories.

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Apr 23, 2026No findingsCleanDetailsHide

This licensing inspection recorded no violations or advisories.

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Mar 10, 2026Qris monitoring visit · Technical assistanceNo findingsClean

Substantiated Complaints

Supervision

Mar 24, 2022

See Below for Detailed Information Observation: On March 24, 2002 while conducting an unannounced self-reported complaint investigation, LC April Cline learned that a four year old child was left alone in the classroom while the rest of the class went to the playground. The child was in the cozy area as she was not quite ready to be up from nap. Educator Haji was cleaning tables from snack while educator Wilson was having the children put on their jackets and line up. Upon exiting the classroom, neither educator performed a head count or name to face identification. Once the children and the educators were at the playground gate, a head count was done by educator Wilson and she realized there was one child missing. Educator Haji returned to the building to get the child. Another educator had found the child to be alone and was with her. (3) Playground Supervision (b) Child care agencies shall develop and follow a written playground supervision plan that includes: 1. Arrival and departure procedures; 6. Roll call before leaving classroom and upon arrival at playground and prior to leaving playground and upon arrival in classroom. Corrective Action: the 2 employees were placed on a safety plan, training was received by CCR&R as well as by the Director. A Plan of Corrective Action was developed as well as a Put on Notice Letter and these were displayed in the agency and parent signatures were gathered. The 2 educators also received formal write ups to be placed in their employment file. Observation: On March 24, 2002 while conducting an unannounced self-reported complaint investigation, LC April Cline learned that a four year old child was left alone in the classroom while the rest of the class went to the playground. The child was in the cozy area as she was not quite ready to be up from nap. Educator Haji was cleaning tables from snack while educator Wilson was having the children put on their jackets and line up. Upon exiting the classroom, neither educator performed a head count or name to face identification. Once the children and the educators were at the playground gate, a head count was done by educator Wilson and she realized there was one child missing. Educator Haji returned to the building to get the child. Another educator had found the child to be alone and was with her. Violation #1: 240-04-01-.11 SUPERVISION. (1) Supervision Procedures. (a) To ensure the health and safety of all children enrolled, the management of the child care agency shall maintain a system that enables all children to receive a level of supervision that is appropriate to their age and their developmental, physical and mental status. The child care agency staff shall know where children in their care are at all times, be aware of their activities, and be able to intervene appropriately. (c) If any child is left unattended at any time, the child care agency is subject to summary suspension, denial or revocation of the license. This includes, but is not limited to a child: 2. Being left in a classroom or any other area of the facility; Corrective Action: the 2 employees were placed on a safety plan, training was received by CCR&R as well as by the Director. A Plan of Corrective Action was developed as well as a Put on Notice Letter and these were displayed in the agency and parent signatures were gathered. The 2 educators also received formal write ups to be placed in their employment file.