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7 AAC 57.400(a)(2) - Admission and planning for care.

One emergency card has not been updated in over 6 months. Regulation: A child care facility shall maintain the information on a form supplied by the department; and Cited at a announced Renewal inspection. Source: AKCCIS (Alaska CCPO) public inspection record.

7 AAC 57.350(f) - Orientation and Training

Administrator did not complete 24 hours of training within their training cycle. Regulation: Except as provided in the training requirements of 7 AAC 57.300 for the administrator, a child care center, child care group home, or child care home shall ensure that each administrator, and caregiver receives at least 24 hours of annual training relevant to child care and development. At least one hour of annual training must address a health and safety training topic in (a)(4) of this section based on the individual's hire date with the facility. Except as provided in (j) of this section, the 24 hours of annual training must be in addition to the orientation and training required under (a) of this section and the training in first aid and CPR required under (e) of this section. An administrator or caregiver may satisfy the annual training requirements of this subsection by obtaining college credit relevant to child care and development if the department approves the credit. Approved coursework must include at least one of the health and safety training topics identified in (a)(4) of this section. Cited at a announced Renewal inspection. Source: AKCCIS (Alaska CCPO) public inspection record.

7 AAC 57.505(a)(2) - Child-to-caregiver ratios.

There are three nonambulatory children in care. Regulation: For child care homes, of the total children in care, not more than three of the total may be younger than 30 months of age, and not more than two of the total may be nonambulatory. Cited at a announced Renewal inspection. Source: AKCCIS (Alaska CCPO) public inspection record.

7 AAC 57.230(d) - Records.

An annual performance evaluation was not on file for a caregiver. Regulation: A child care facility shall maintain personnel records for employees and caregivers. For employees, these records must include starting and ending dates of employment, application materials, annual and interim performance evaluations, orientation and training documentation, and personnel action memoranda of commendation or reprimand. For other caregivers, records may be limited to starting and ending dates of service, application materials, and an evaluation notation. Cited at a unannounced Annual inspection. Source: AKCCIS (Alaska CCPO) public inspection record.

7 AAC 57.350(i) - Orientation and Training

Part-time caregiver has not completed the required number of training hours. Regulation: In addition to meeting the requirements of (a) and (b) of this section, a part-time caregiver working 15 hours or less a week shall complete at least 12 hours of annual training relevant to child care and development, at least one hour of which must be on one of the health and safety training topics identified in (a)(4) of this section, based on the individual's hire date with the facility. The annual training requirements of this subsection may be satisfied each year by obtaining college credit relevant to child care and development if approved by the department. Approved coursework must include at least one of the health and safety training topics identified in (a)(4) of this section. Cited at a unannounced Annual inspection. Source: AKCCIS (Alaska CCPO) public inspection record.