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Surprise KinderCare | SURPRISE AZ CHILD CARE CENTER

About the Provider

Description: Welcome to Surprise KinderCare we are very excited to meet with you and your family. We believe in developing the whole child with emphasis on assisting your child’s growth with their social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development. Surprise KinderCare is a place where your child can explore, discover , and learn about the world around them, surrounded by teachers who passionately turn every learning moment into a positive learning experience. If there’s anything you want to know, ask away. We consider you to be an extension of our family and want you to be as informed as possible.

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  CDC-11248
• Capacity:
  234
• Age Range:
  1 Years – 12 Years
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  No
• Type of Care:
  Infant Programs, Toddler Programs, Discovery Preschool Programs, Preschool Programs, Prekindergarten Programs, Private Kindergarten Programs, Before and After School Programs, Summer Programs
• Current License Issue Date:
  May 01, 2019
• District Office:
  ADHS Division of Licensing Services
• District Office Phone:
  (602) 364-2539 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )

Inspection/Report History

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Survey Date	Date Corrected	Rule/Statute	Title
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	Article 2	R9-5-203.A. 1-2
Findings: After a review of 6 staff files, it was determined the following were lacking a complete criminal history affidavit, as required: Staff #1 (start date 11/31/2020) question #2 was unanswered. Staff #3 (start date 8/20/2020) question #2 was unanswered.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	Article 2	R9-5-203.C.
Findings: After a review of 6 staff files, it was determined the following was lacking: Staff #3 (start date 9/16/2020) had documentation of a verified fingerprint clearance card dated 9/22/2020; outside the required time frame.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	article 3	R9-5-303.A
Findings: The facility’s posting board was reviewed for completeness and the following was missing: *fees and refund policies
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	article 3	R9-5-304.B.1-9.
Findings: After a review of 15 children’s Emergency, Information and Immunization Record cards, it was determined the following were lacking: Child #1. …telephone number for 2nd emergency contact Child #2….no 2nd guardian information Child #3….no 2nd guardian information Child #4….no 2nd guardian information Child #5….no 2nd guardian information Child #6….no 2nd guardian information Child #7….child’s health care provider’s information Child #8….no 2nd guardian information
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	Article 5	R9-5-501.A.19.c.
Findings: In the bathroom located in the 2A classroom, there was a toielt bowl brush observed on the floor next to the 2nd toilet.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	article 5	R9-5-501.C.5.a-k.
Findings: The posted lesson plan in the 3A classroom was not dated. The posted lesson plan in the Pre-K classroom was dated 3/29/21-4/2/21.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	article 5	R9-5-501. C.9.a-c.
Findings: In the following classrooms, personal products were not labeled properly: Toddler A: *7 containers of wipes labeled with a first name only *2 containers of wipes with no name *1 container of diaper balm with no name *1 container of diaper rash cream with first name only *1 container of Buttpaste with first name only *4 tubes of Desitin with first name and last initial only *2 tubes of Desitin with first name only Toddler B: *1 container of wipes with a first name and last initial only *4 containers of wipes with first name only *1 container of Aquaphor with first name only *1 container of Buttpaste with first name and last initial only *1 container of Desitin with first name and last initial only *1 container of A & D ointment with no name *1 tube of hydrocortisone cream with a first name and last initial only Infants: 4 containers of Buttpaste with a first name and last initial only *3 containers of Aquaphor with a first name and last intial only *2 containers of A & D ointment with a first name and last intial only *one container of Buttpaste with a first name only 2B: 5 containers of wipes with a first name and last intial only *2 containers of wipes with a first name only *1 container of diaper cream with a first name and last intial only *1 container of Aquaphor with first name only
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	article 5	R9-5-503. A.1.a.b.
Findings: In the following classrooms, the below noted items were observed on the diapering surface and/or diaper hand washing sink area: Toddler A: *a pen *trash bags *pull-up *box of tissues *box of gloves *walkie-talkie *pair of eye glasses Toddler B: *a pen *trash bags *box of gloves *container of wipes *box of tissues *highlighter *walkie-talkie *cell phone *pieces of paper Infants: *2 containers of wipes *box of tissues *box of gloves *trash bags 2A: box of gloves *box of tissues *keys *trash bags 2B: *box of tissues
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	article 5	R9-5-503.A.2.a-c.
Findings: The following classrooms had the temperature of the water from the diaper hand washing sinks below the required temperature range: Toddler A: 78F and had no paper towels in the dispenser Toddler B: 78F Infants: 81F 2A: 76F 2B: 79F
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	article 5	R9-5-503. A.3.4.
Findings: In Toddler A, the soiled diaper container was lacking a lid. In Toddler B, the soiled diaper container was lacking a lid. In the Infants, the soiled diaper container was lacking a lid. In the 2A classroom, the soiled diaper container was lacking a lid and there was no soiled clothing container. In there 2B classroom, the soiled clothing container was located in the classroom bathroom and not in the approved diapering area and was lacking a liner.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	article 5	R9-5-503.E.1-7
Findings: In the 2A classroom a staff member was observed to change a child’s diaper and then place the child down on the floor without washing their own hands or the child’s hands and then continued to pick up another child to change their diaper. The staff member did not clean and sanitize the diapering surface between the diaper changes, as required.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	Article 5	R9-5-512.D.
Findings: In the boy’s bathroom located in the 3 yr. old’s classroom, there was an un-fluished toielt that contained urine.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	Article 5	R9-5-512.F.1.a.
Findings: In the bathroom located in the 2A classroom, the toilet paper mount next to the 2nd toilet was observed empty.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	Article 5	R9-5-514.C.4.
Findings: The posted written fire and emergency plan was dated 1/2/2020.
2021-04-08	2021-04-30	Article 5	R9-5-516.B.3.a-f.
Findings: The medication consent form for Child #10’s prescription medication was lacking the dosage, starting and ending dates of dosage period and times of administration. The medication consent form for Child #11’s medication was lacking the route of administration. The medication consent for for Child #12’s prescription medication was lacking the starting and ending dates of the dosage period.

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Millionaire Jacob does not experience any emotions from life. Even the death of his mother does not touch him. Immediately after the funeral, he donates a huge amount to a charitable foundation, and the family estate of their family is put up for sale. After that, Jacob tries to commit suicide in various ways, but every time something prevents him.

One day he sees a man throwing a weak old man off a cliff. After he leaves, Jacob goes to the edge and finds a box with Elysium contacts on it. Interested in what happened before his eyes, Jacob goes to this firm. After a conversation with the manager, Jacob learns that this is a travel agency that provides unusual types of services.

Elysium works with clients who wish to go to another world. In the firm, you can choose different options for death. Jacob does not know what to choose, and eventually agrees to the “Surprise” option – he will continue to live a normal life and will not know when and how he will die. A little later, when choosing a coffin for himself, Jacob meets another client of the company, Anna, who also chooses a coffin for herself.

Jacob returns to his family estate and dismisses all the servants, including his keeper of the estate, Müller. Jacob then begins to wait to be killed. However, a few days pass and nothing happens. Then Anna calls him, saying that she is also waiting for death, but for some reason nothing happens to her either. Then Jacob calls Elysium, but there he is told to go about his daily business and wait.

Jakob finds Anna and invites her to go dancing with him. Anna is at first afraid that Jacob might be her “surprise”, but in the end she agrees anyway. As they communicate, Jacob and Anna realize that they have a lot in common. Soon Jacob invites Anna to his place. When they arrive at the family estate, Jacob’s lawyer asks him to urgently go with him to talk to the buyers of their estate. Anna stays to wait for Jacob, and then she meets Muller.

Müller tells Anna the whole story of Jakob’s family, including that Jakob became emotionless when his father went to sea on a ship and never returned. And Jacob’s mother, no matter how hard she tried, could not stir him up. Meanwhile, Jacob signs a sale agreement, but he has two days to change his mind. Jacob begins to think that he signed a contract with Elysium in vain, he fell in love with Anna and now wants to live. They, along with Anna, arrive at Elysium, Jacob goes to the manager and asks him to postpone his contract for a while, but he answers him that this is impossible. Right there, in the Elysium building, they try to kill Jacob. He manages to escape, after which he and Anna leave by car. They are chased, but they manage to escape.

Jakob tells Anna what happened. And she also thinks that it would be nice to postpone the contract. At night, Anna leaves the hotel room to get ice for Jacob’s bruised leg, but then the Elysium employees grab her and drag her outside. Here it turns out that Anna’s adoptive family is Elysium employees, and the manager is her adoptive father, it also turns out that Jacob is Anna’s client, and the father gives her time until the next morning to complete the work.

Early in the morning, Anna and Jakob go to Jakob’s hunting lodge to take refuge there. Anna has fallen in love with Jacob and doesn’t want to kill him. Jacob finds a gun and understands everything about Anna. He gets angry, but they eventually make up. Anna knows that the brothers are watching her and she fakes Jacob’s murder. Wraps his body in a sheet and goes to his father. On the way, seizing the moment, Jacob gets out of the car and goes to meet with the buyers to cancel the sale of the estate. But his lawyer wants to make money on him and does not cancel the deal.

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