Cradles and Cribs Operation Details

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Operation Number: 420144Operation Type: Licensed CenterProgram Provided: Child Care ProgramOperation/Caregiver Name: Beaumont ISD Cradles N Cribs ChildDevelopment Center

Location Address: 1800 Pope StBeaumont, TX 77703Mailing Address: 1800 Pope StBeaumont, TX 77703Phone Number: 409-617-5765County: JEFFERSONWebsite Address :Email Address: [email protected]/Director Name: Marcell GayType of Issuance:What is an Issuance? Full PermitIssuance Date: 10/15/1996Conditions on Permit:What is a Condition? NoAccepts Child-Care Subsidies:What is a Childcare Subsidy?

Hours of Operation: 06:30 AM-04:30 PMDays of Operation: Monday - FridayTotal Capacity: 61Licensed to Serve Ages: Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, SchoolCorrective Action:What is Corrective Action? NoAdverse Action:What is Adverse Action? NoTemporarily Closed: No

*Two Year Inspection Summary*


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* Inspectors routinely monitor compliance with Licensing standards,rules and law. At a minimum, licensed and certified operations areinspected at least once a year; Registered Child Care Homes What isa Registered Child Care Home? are inspected at leastonce every two years, Listed Family Homes What is a Listed FamilyHome? are inspected only if there is a report ofabuse/neglect or if we receive a report that the home is caring fortoo many children.

* When operations have serious deficiencies or a significant number ofdeficiencies, repeat deficiencies, or fail to make correctionstimely, they are inspected more frequently by licensing staff, toensure the health and safety of children in care.

* *In the last two years,* *Licensing conducted the followingInspections: *

3- Monitoring Inspections What is Monitoring Inspection? 0

- Assessments What is Assessments? 1- Self Reported Incidents What is Self Reported Incidents? 1- Reports What is Reports? 5- Total Number of Inspections

This operation is scheduled to be inspected sometime in the next 12months What is Inspection? /Click on the inspection type to see additional details related to eachinspection./

* There are many standards that an operation must comply with; thetotal number varies for each type of operation. An operation or homeis generally given an opportunity to correct deficiencies and hasthe right to request a review of a deficiency. Deficiencies pendingreview are not included in the two year history.

*Two Year Compliance Summary*

* During the last two years, 993 standards were evaluated forcompliance at this operation.

* Of the standards evaluated 0deficiencies were cited. What is deficiency?

/Click on the number of deficiencies to see additional details. /

* Each standard is assigned a weight. The weight ensures all


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inspectors consider standard violations in the same way, andreporesents the potential impact a deficiency might have onchildren. Review the inspection reports to learn more about eachcitation. It's important to remember; weights are not assigned to anindividual operation, inspection, or circumstance and are notintended to result in a ranking of operations or score.

* *The weights of the standard deficiencies cited in the past twoyears are as follows:*

0 were weighted as High

0 were weighted as Medium - High

0 were weighted as Medium

0 were weighted as Medium - Low

0 were weighted as Low

/Click on the weight to see additional details about each deficiency./

*Note: Prior to January 1, 2007, not all Standards were associated witha weight.*

*Disclaimer: * The online compliance history includes only informationafter January 1, 2002. In addition, the online compliance history doesnot include minimum standard violations or corrective or adverse actionsuntil after the child-care operation has had due process or waived itsrights. For compliance history prior to January 1, 2002 or history withpending due process, please contact your local licensing office.Child-Care Licensing disclaims liability for any errors or omissionsfrom the compliance history information.

Website and Email addresses are based on information given to DFPS bythe Operation/Caregiver. If you experience problems with these addressesplease contact the Operation/Caregiver.

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