Everbrook Academy

Case management inspection documenting 3 separate incidents where children bit other children, breaking skin (1/14/2026-1/20/2026). TYPE A CITATION issued for violation of Title 22 Personal Rights requirement to maintain safe and healthful environment. Facility implemented classroom operation and schedule changes with significant reduction in subsequent biting incidents.

Annual inspection found facility in compliance except for deficiency regarding hazardous soap storage. Soap labeled with 'keep out of reach of children' warning observed in accessible dispensers at classroom and bathroom sinks.

Complaint investigation completed. One allegation substantiated resulting in Type A citation for immediate risk to health, safety, or personal rights. One allegation unsubstantiated regarding lack of supervision.

Complaint investigation substantiated. Facility staff denied a child in care access to bathroom in violation of Personal Rights regulations. Type A deficiency cited with immediate risk to child's personal rights. Civil penalty issued.

Case management visit in response to unusual incident report: child left unsupervised while sleeping for approximately 5 minutes on 08/08/2023. Violation of supervision requirements substantiated. Director received immediate training; Type A deficiency and $1,000 civil penalty issued.

Complaint investigation substantiated that a child was left in a diaper for about 30 minutes and developed a rash. Interviews and records showed staff were expected to check and change diapers every two hours, but that did not happen in this case.

Complaint investigation addressing allegations of inadequate water access, rough handling, and improper supervision. Water access and rough handling allegations unsubstantiated. Supervision allegation substantiated: child repeatedly accessed toilet, staff would 'grab them in time,' and facility later installed locks and door guards.

Child with persistent biting behavior over five months caused unsafe conditions for other children; facility lacked written behavior plan despite multiple incidents.