Adobe Christian Preschool

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1. 2026
2. Jul 16, 2026Other visit
   No findings
3. Jun 9, 2026Inspection

   4 findings · serious
   • SeriousCalifornia: Type B

     Health-Related Services

     Based on observation and record review conducted by the LPA, the licensee did not comply with the section cited above. The LPA observed that Child C1 had an EpiPen on site; however, the EpiPen was not in its original packaging and did not include the required accompanying documentation. This poses a potential health and safety risk to persons in care.

     Plan of correction: The director stated that she will immediately ensure that all medications, including EpiPens, are maintained in their original packaging and include all required physician instructions and documentation as required. The director will contact the child’s parent/guardian to obtain a properly packaged EpiPen with accompanying physician’s orders and any required documentation. The director will review all enrolled children’s medication records and supplies to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and will correct any additional deficiencies identified. The director stated that she will implement an ongoing procedure to verify that all medications brought into the facility are properly labeled, stored in original packaging, and accompanied by current physician instructions at the time of receipt. Proof of correction will be submitted to the LPA by 07/09/26.

     Correction due Jul 9, 2026. Standard 101226(e)(3)(A).

   • MinorCalifornia: Type B

     Child's Medical Assessments

     Based on record review conducted by the LPA, the licensee did not comply with the section cited above in 5 out of 8 children's files reviewed. The LPA observed that Child C1,C2,C4,C7,and C8 did not have completed physician’s reports maintained in their files. This poses a potential health and safety risk to persons in care.

     Plan of correction: The director, Crystal Martinez, stated that she will immediately review all enrolled children’s files to ensure that a completed physician’s report is obtained and maintained for each child. The director will contact the parents or guardians of Child C1, C2, C4, C7, and C8 to obtain the missing physician’s reports.The director stated that all missing documentation will be obtained and placed in the respective children’s files, and that she will ensure ongoing compliance by reviewing each child’s file upon enrollment. Poof of correction will be submitted to the LPA by 07/09/26.

     Correction due Jul 9, 2026. Standard 101220(a).

   • MinorCalifornia: Type B

     Immunizations

     Based on a file review conducted by the LPA, the licensee did not comply with the section cited above in 2 out of 8 children's files reviewed. Specifically, the LPA observed that two children's files (C4 and C8) did not documentation of immunizations, which poses a potential health and safety risk to persons in care.

     Plan of correction: The director, Crystal Martinez stated that she will notify the parents or guardians of C4 and C8 regarding the missing immunization records and will review the files of all enrolled children to ensure that required documentation is complete and maintained at the facility. Martinez stated that proof of correction will be submitted to the LPA by 07/09/2026.

     Correction due Jul 9, 2026. Standard 101220.1(g).

   • MinorCalifornia: Type B

     Food Service

     Based on observation conducted by the LPA, the licensee did not comply with the section cited above.The LPA observed a can of Terro spider killer located in the kitchen area, which is an area that is off limits to children in care. The director was notified that pesticides and poisons are not to be stored in food preparation areas at any time, even if no daycare children are present in the area. This poses a potential health and safety risk to persons in care

     Plan of correction: The director immediately removed the can of spider killer from the kitchen area and stated that it will be stored in a locked cabinet inaccessible to children in care and away from food prep and storage areas. The director will ensure that all pesticides and toxic substances are stored in accordance with licensing requirements at all times.Additionally, the director stated that she will notify and speak with church staff members, as the preschool is located within a church facility, to ensure they are aware that pesticides and other toxic substances shall not be stored in food preparation or kitchen areas at any time.The director stated that she will conduct ongoing checks of the facility to ensure continued compliance with storage requirements.

     Correction due Jun 10, 2026. Standard 101227(a)(16).

4. 2023
5. Dec 15, 2023Inspection
   No findings