Mountain View School District PreK at the Lakeview Campus

Regulation 5.8.2: Staff shall ensure that if an accident or injury occurs to a child, while in attendance, immediate action is taken to protect the child from further harm and notification of the child's parents as quickly as possible.

“A child was found unresponsive in the bathroom while staff were standing outside the door verbally checking on the child. The child responded when the staff spoke to them but did not once, which prompted the staff to visually check on the child. The staff person found the child on the floor; their lips were blue, they were limp, pale and not moving. Staff discussed their presentation and failed to call emergency services immediately after being discovered. It is was reported that it took between 5 and 12 minutes between when the time the child was found until the call was made to emergency services. Ultimately the child was transported, and care was received at the local hospital. This is a serious violation. Corrective Action: By 4/09/26, submit to the division the program plan for responding in case of an accident, injury or medical emergency. The plan shall include at a minimum the procedures to follow in case of emergencies, how you will determine when emergency services will be called, who is responsible for calling, when parents will be called and must also include what steps will be taken if parents cannot be reached. A Parental Notification Letter, which is a copy of the licensing report, must be provided to each parent of every child enrolled within ten (10) days of the report submission. Provide a list of parent's names, child's name and contact information for each enrolled child.”

Correction date in the state record: Apr 7, 2026

Regulation 5.8.1: The program director shall develop and implement written procedures to be followed in case of accidents or injuries and plans for accessing emergency services. The plan shall include: Procedures to be followed in case of an accident, injury, or medical emergency, including the method of transportation and notification of parents; and Procedures to be followed in case of accident, injury, or medical emergency when parents cannot be reached.

“Staff interviewed stated that they did not know the procedures to be followed in case of emergencies, nor did they know if such written procedures exist or where to find them. Corrective Action: By April 9, 2026, submit your plan for approval by the Division. Indicate how and when you will provide training on the emergency procedures for your entire staff, provide them with a copy, indicate where the plan is to be located in each classroom and your plan for onboarding new staff. Submit the attendance of the training to your licensor. Status: Appeal Period.”

Regulation 5.1.1: The licensee shall ensure that the CBCCPP environment and practices support children's health and safety.

“A child found a vitamin on the classroom floor and put it in her mouth. A staff member was able to remove it prior to the child swallowing it. Corrective Action: By 2/6/26, submit a program plan indicating the system use by staff to ensure that medication, vitamins or any items listed keep out of reach of children, are locked, secured and kept out of reach of children.”

Correction date in the state record: Jan 25, 2026