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SJRC Texas, Inc.

Child care center · 8918 TESORO DR STE 535, San Antonio, TX 78217-6220 · License 1269866- 7231

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Violation history (88)

SeverityDateStandard / narrativeCorrected
5— 749.607(1) - Employee and caregiver responsibilities-Competency, prudent judgment, self-control in presence of children and when performing assigned tasks
It was confirmed caregiver was yelling at the child when the child snuck out of the house and came back home. It was confirmed that the caregiver came out of the room with no clothes, and the child in care saw it.		 —
3— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vi) - Children's rights-Adhere to the child's rights to be free from being threatened with the loss of placement or shelter as punishment
Caregiver admitted to telling the child in care they were going to take them back to the shelter.		 —
4— 749.3041(4) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that outdoor areas are safe for children, kept clean, and in good repair
During the walk-thru of the outside the grass was tall, and trash was scattered through out back yard.		 —
4— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vii) - Children's rights-Adhere to child's rights to be free from being subjected to demeaning behavior to embarrass, control, harm, intimidate or isolate
Based on the evidence given, the foster parent subjected the child to the use of physical force to control the child's behavior.		 —
5— 749.2593(a)(4) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for being able to intervene when necessary to ensure each child's safety
Caregiver failed to ensure adequate supervision was provided to a child in care resulting in inappropriate touching.		 —
4— 749.3041(7) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that flammable or poisonous substances are stored out of reach of children, as needed
During the walk-thru of the home and outside of the home chemicals were found not secured.		 —
4— 749.1957(11) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Requiring a child to remain silent or inactive for inappropriately long periods of time for the child's age
Foster parents admitted to children being sent to time-out in their bedroom for long periods of time that were over the child's age and for an unknown time-frame.		 —
5— 749.1953(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
During the investigation, the foster parent admitted to using spanking with an open hand to discipline children in care. Threats of "spanking" to correct behavior is also used to discipline children in care.		 —
5— 749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container
During the walk-thru of the home, medication was found not secured through out the home.		 Yes
4— 749.2915 - Dangerous Tools-A foster home must store dangerous tools and equipment inaccessible to children; used by children with appropriate supervision
During the walk-thru of the outside of the home axes and tools were left out in the open.		 —
3— 749.1541(d) - Medication Record-Must document any non-prescription medication or supplement given and how often the child receives it
An incomplete medication log was produced at the time of the walkthrough of the home. Log did not show date or time when medication was administered. The log also did not include foster parent's signature for accuracy.		 —
4— 749.3041(7) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that flammable or poisonous substances are stored out of reach of children, as needed
During the walk-thru of the home and outside of the home chemicals were found not secured.		 —
5— 749.607(1) - Employee and caregiver responsibilities-Competency, prudent judgment, self-control in presence of children and when performing assigned tasks
It was confirmed caregiver was yelling at the child when the child snuck out of the house and came back home. It was confirmed that the caregiver came out of the room with no clothes, and the child in care saw it.		 —
5— 749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container
During the walk-thru of the home, medication was found not secured through out the home.		 Yes
4— 749.2915 - Dangerous Tools-A foster home must store dangerous tools and equipment inaccessible to children; used by children with appropriate supervision
During the walk-thru of the outside of the home axes and tools were left out in the open.		 —
4— 749.1957(11) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Requiring a child to remain silent or inactive for inappropriately long periods of time for the child's age
Foster parents admitted to children being sent to time-out in their bedroom for long periods of time that were over the child's age and for an unknown time-frame.		 —
5— 749.1953(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
During the investigation, the foster parent admitted to using spanking with an open hand to discipline children in care. Threats of "spanking" to correct behavior is also used to discipline children in care.		 —
4— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vii) - Children's rights-Adhere to child's rights to be free from being subjected to demeaning behavior to embarrass, control, harm, intimidate or isolate
Based on the evidence given, the foster parent subjected the child to the use of physical force to control the child's behavior.		 —
5— 749.2593(a)(4) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for being able to intervene when necessary to ensure each child's safety
Caregiver failed to ensure adequate supervision was provided to a child in care resulting in inappropriate touching.		 —
3— 749.1541(d) - Medication Record-Must document any non-prescription medication or supplement given and how often the child receives it
An incomplete medication log was produced at the time of the walkthrough of the home. Log did not show date or time when medication was administered. The log also did not include foster parent's signature for accuracy.		 —
3— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vi) - Children's rights-Adhere to the child's rights to be free from being threatened with the loss of placement or shelter as punishment
Caregiver admitted to telling the child in care they were going to take them back to the shelter.		 —
4— 749.3041(4) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that outdoor areas are safe for children, kept clean, and in good repair
During the walk-thru of the outside the grass was tall, and trash was scattered through out back yard.		 —
4— 749.1957(11) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Requiring a child to remain silent or inactive for inappropriately long periods of time for the child's age
Foster parents admitted to children being sent to time-out in their bedroom for long periods of time that were over the child's age and for an unknown time-frame.		 —
5— 749.607(1) - Employee and caregiver responsibilities-Competency, prudent judgment, self-control in presence of children and when performing assigned tasks
It was confirmed caregiver was yelling at the child when the child snuck out of the house and came back home. It was confirmed that the caregiver came out of the room with no clothes, and the child in care saw it.		 —
4— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vii) - Children's rights-Adhere to child's rights to be free from being subjected to demeaning behavior to embarrass, control, harm, intimidate or isolate
Based on the evidence given, the foster parent subjected the child to the use of physical force to control the child's behavior.		 —
5— 749.1953(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
During the investigation, the foster parent admitted to using spanking with an open hand to discipline children in care. Threats of "spanking" to correct behavior is also used to discipline children in care.		 —
4— 749.3041(4) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that outdoor areas are safe for children, kept clean, and in good repair
During the walk-thru of the outside the grass was tall, and trash was scattered through out back yard.		 —
3— 749.1541(d) - Medication Record-Must document any non-prescription medication or supplement given and how often the child receives it
An incomplete medication log was produced at the time of the walkthrough of the home. Log did not show date or time when medication was administered. The log also did not include foster parent's signature for accuracy.		 —
5— 749.2593(a)(4) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for being able to intervene when necessary to ensure each child's safety
Caregiver failed to ensure adequate supervision was provided to a child in care resulting in inappropriate touching.		 —
5— 749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container
During the walk-thru of the home, medication was found not secured through out the home.		 Yes
4— 749.3041(7) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that flammable or poisonous substances are stored out of reach of children, as needed
During the walk-thru of the home and outside of the home chemicals were found not secured.		 —
4— 749.2915 - Dangerous Tools-A foster home must store dangerous tools and equipment inaccessible to children; used by children with appropriate supervision
During the walk-thru of the outside of the home axes and tools were left out in the open.		 —
3— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vi) - Children's rights-Adhere to the child's rights to be free from being threatened with the loss of placement or shelter as punishment
Caregiver admitted to telling the child in care they were going to take them back to the shelter.		 —
4— 749.3041(7) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that flammable or poisonous substances are stored out of reach of children, as needed
During the walk-thru of the home and outside of the home chemicals were found not secured.		 —
4— 749.1957(11) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Requiring a child to remain silent or inactive for inappropriately long periods of time for the child's age
Foster parents admitted to children being sent to time-out in their bedroom for long periods of time that were over the child's age and for an unknown time-frame.		 —
4— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vii) - Children's rights-Adhere to child's rights to be free from being subjected to demeaning behavior to embarrass, control, harm, intimidate or isolate
Based on the evidence given, the foster parent subjected the child to the use of physical force to control the child's behavior.		 —
5— 749.2593(a)(4) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for being able to intervene when necessary to ensure each child's safety
Caregiver failed to ensure adequate supervision was provided to a child in care resulting in inappropriate touching.		 —
5— 749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container
During the walk-thru of the home, medication was found not secured through out the home.		 Yes
4— 749.3041(4) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that outdoor areas are safe for children, kept clean, and in good repair
During the walk-thru of the outside the grass was tall, and trash was scattered through out back yard.		 —
5— 749.1953(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
During the investigation, the foster parent admitted to using spanking with an open hand to discipline children in care. Threats of "spanking" to correct behavior is also used to discipline children in care.		 —
4— 749.2915 - Dangerous Tools-A foster home must store dangerous tools and equipment inaccessible to children; used by children with appropriate supervision
During the walk-thru of the outside of the home axes and tools were left out in the open.		 —
3— 749.1541(d) - Medication Record-Must document any non-prescription medication or supplement given and how often the child receives it
An incomplete medication log was produced at the time of the walkthrough of the home. Log did not show date or time when medication was administered. The log also did not include foster parent's signature for accuracy.		 —
5— 749.607(1) - Employee and caregiver responsibilities-Competency, prudent judgment, self-control in presence of children and when performing assigned tasks
It was confirmed caregiver was yelling at the child when the child snuck out of the house and came back home. It was confirmed that the caregiver came out of the room with no clothes, and the child in care saw it.		 —
3— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vi) - Children's rights-Adhere to the child's rights to be free from being threatened with the loss of placement or shelter as punishment
Caregiver admitted to telling the child in care they were going to take them back to the shelter.		 —
4— 749.3041(4) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that outdoor areas are safe for children, kept clean, and in good repair
During the walk-thru of the outside the grass was tall, and trash was scattered through out back yard.		 —
4— 749.1957(11) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Requiring a child to remain silent or inactive for inappropriately long periods of time for the child's age
Foster parents admitted to children being sent to time-out in their bedroom for long periods of time that were over the child's age and for an unknown time-frame.		 —
3— 749.1541(d) - Medication Record-Must document any non-prescription medication or supplement given and how often the child receives it
An incomplete medication log was produced at the time of the walkthrough of the home. Log did not show date or time when medication was administered. The log also did not include foster parent's signature for accuracy.		 —
4— 749.3041(7) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that flammable or poisonous substances are stored out of reach of children, as needed
During the walk-thru of the home and outside of the home chemicals were found not secured.		 —
5— 749.607(1) - Employee and caregiver responsibilities-Competency, prudent judgment, self-control in presence of children and when performing assigned tasks
It was confirmed caregiver was yelling at the child when the child snuck out of the house and came back home. It was confirmed that the caregiver came out of the room with no clothes, and the child in care saw it.		 —
5— 749.2593(a)(4) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for being able to intervene when necessary to ensure each child's safety
Caregiver failed to ensure adequate supervision was provided to a child in care resulting in inappropriate touching.		 —
4— 749.2915 - Dangerous Tools-A foster home must store dangerous tools and equipment inaccessible to children; used by children with appropriate supervision
During the walk-thru of the outside of the home axes and tools were left out in the open.		 —
3— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vi) - Children's rights-Adhere to the child's rights to be free from being threatened with the loss of placement or shelter as punishment
Caregiver admitted to telling the child in care they were going to take them back to the shelter.		 —
4— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vii) - Children's rights-Adhere to child's rights to be free from being subjected to demeaning behavior to embarrass, control, harm, intimidate or isolate
Based on the evidence given, the foster parent subjected the child to the use of physical force to control the child's behavior.		 —
5— 749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container
During the walk-thru of the home, medication was found not secured through out the home.		 Yes
5— 749.1953(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
During the investigation, the foster parent admitted to using spanking with an open hand to discipline children in care. Threats of "spanking" to correct behavior is also used to discipline children in care.		 —
5— 749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container
During the walk-thru of the home, medication was found not secured through out the home.		 Yes
3— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vi) - Children's rights-Adhere to the child's rights to be free from being threatened with the loss of placement or shelter as punishment
Caregiver admitted to telling the child in care they were going to take them back to the shelter.		 —
4— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vii) - Children's rights-Adhere to child's rights to be free from being subjected to demeaning behavior to embarrass, control, harm, intimidate or isolate
Based on the evidence given, the foster parent subjected the child to the use of physical force to control the child's behavior.		 —
5— 749.607(1) - Employee and caregiver responsibilities-Competency, prudent judgment, self-control in presence of children and when performing assigned tasks
It was confirmed caregiver was yelling at the child when the child snuck out of the house and came back home. It was confirmed that the caregiver came out of the room with no clothes, and the child in care saw it.		 —
4— 749.1957(11) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Requiring a child to remain silent or inactive for inappropriately long periods of time for the child's age
Foster parents admitted to children being sent to time-out in their bedroom for long periods of time that were over the child's age and for an unknown time-frame.		 —
5— 749.1953(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
During the investigation, the foster parent admitted to using spanking with an open hand to discipline children in care. Threats of "spanking" to correct behavior is also used to discipline children in care.		 —
5— 749.2593(a)(4) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for being able to intervene when necessary to ensure each child's safety
Caregiver failed to ensure adequate supervision was provided to a child in care resulting in inappropriate touching.		 —
4— 749.3041(7) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that flammable or poisonous substances are stored out of reach of children, as needed
During the walk-thru of the home and outside of the home chemicals were found not secured.		 —
3— 749.1541(d) - Medication Record-Must document any non-prescription medication or supplement given and how often the child receives it
An incomplete medication log was produced at the time of the walkthrough of the home. Log did not show date or time when medication was administered. The log also did not include foster parent's signature for accuracy.		 —
4— 749.3041(4) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that outdoor areas are safe for children, kept clean, and in good repair
During the walk-thru of the outside the grass was tall, and trash was scattered through out back yard.		 —
4— 749.2915 - Dangerous Tools-A foster home must store dangerous tools and equipment inaccessible to children; used by children with appropriate supervision
During the walk-thru of the outside of the home axes and tools were left out in the open.		 —
4— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vii) - Children's rights-Adhere to child's rights to be free from being subjected to demeaning behavior to embarrass, control, harm, intimidate or isolate
Based on the evidence given, the foster parent subjected the child to the use of physical force to control the child's behavior.		 —
4— 749.3041(7) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that flammable or poisonous substances are stored out of reach of children, as needed
During the walk-thru of the home and outside of the home chemicals were found not secured.		 —
5— 749.2593(a)(4) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for being able to intervene when necessary to ensure each child's safety
Caregiver failed to ensure adequate supervision was provided to a child in care resulting in inappropriate touching.		 —
4— 749.2915 - Dangerous Tools-A foster home must store dangerous tools and equipment inaccessible to children; used by children with appropriate supervision
During the walk-thru of the outside of the home axes and tools were left out in the open.		 —
3— 749.1541(d) - Medication Record-Must document any non-prescription medication or supplement given and how often the child receives it
An incomplete medication log was produced at the time of the walkthrough of the home. Log did not show date or time when medication was administered. The log also did not include foster parent's signature for accuracy.		 —
5— 749.607(1) - Employee and caregiver responsibilities-Competency, prudent judgment, self-control in presence of children and when performing assigned tasks
It was confirmed caregiver was yelling at the child when the child snuck out of the house and came back home. It was confirmed that the caregiver came out of the room with no clothes, and the child in care saw it.		 —
4— 749.3041(4) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that outdoor areas are safe for children, kept clean, and in good repair
During the walk-thru of the outside the grass was tall, and trash was scattered through out back yard.		 —
3— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vi) - Children's rights-Adhere to the child's rights to be free from being threatened with the loss of placement or shelter as punishment
Caregiver admitted to telling the child in care they were going to take them back to the shelter.		 —
5— 749.1953(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
During the investigation, the foster parent admitted to using spanking with an open hand to discipline children in care. Threats of "spanking" to correct behavior is also used to discipline children in care.		 —
4— 749.1957(11) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Requiring a child to remain silent or inactive for inappropriately long periods of time for the child's age
Foster parents admitted to children being sent to time-out in their bedroom for long periods of time that were over the child's age and for an unknown time-frame.		 —
5— 749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container
During the walk-thru of the home, medication was found not secured through out the home.		 Yes
5— 749.2593(a)(4) - Supervision-The caregiver is responsible for being able to intervene when necessary to ensure each child's safety
Caregiver failed to ensure adequate supervision was provided to a child in care resulting in inappropriate touching.		 —
3— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vi) - Children's rights-Adhere to the child's rights to be free from being threatened with the loss of placement or shelter as punishment
Caregiver admitted to telling the child in care they were going to take them back to the shelter.		 —
4— 749.1957(11) - Other Prohibited Discipline-Requiring a child to remain silent or inactive for inappropriately long periods of time for the child's age
Foster parents admitted to children being sent to time-out in their bedroom for long periods of time that were over the child's age and for an unknown time-frame.		 —
5— 749.1953(a) - Corporal Punishment-May not use/threaten corporal punishment, such as hitting/spanking, forced exercise, holding physical position, unproductive work.
During the investigation, the foster parent admitted to using spanking with an open hand to discipline children in care. Threats of "spanking" to correct behavior is also used to discipline children in care.		 —
3— 749.1541(d) - Medication Record-Must document any non-prescription medication or supplement given and how often the child receives it
An incomplete medication log was produced at the time of the walkthrough of the home. Log did not show date or time when medication was administered. The log also did not include foster parent's signature for accuracy.		 —
4— 749.3041(7) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that flammable or poisonous substances are stored out of reach of children, as needed
During the walk-thru of the home and outside of the home chemicals were found not secured.		 —
4— 749.1003(b)(4)(A)(vii) - Children's rights-Adhere to child's rights to be free from being subjected to demeaning behavior to embarrass, control, harm, intimidate or isolate
Based on the evidence given, the foster parent subjected the child to the use of physical force to control the child's behavior.		 —
4— 749.3041(4) - Physical Environment-Foster home must ensure that outdoor areas are safe for children, kept clean, and in good repair
During the walk-thru of the outside the grass was tall, and trash was scattered through out back yard.		 —
4— 749.2915 - Dangerous Tools-A foster home must store dangerous tools and equipment inaccessible to children; used by children with appropriate supervision
During the walk-thru of the outside of the home axes and tools were left out in the open.		 —
5— 749.1521(1) - Medication Storage-Store medication in a locked container
During the walk-thru of the home, medication was found not secured through out the home.		 Yes
5— 749.607(1) - Employee and caregiver responsibilities-Competency, prudent judgment, self-control in presence of children and when performing assigned tasks
It was confirmed caregiver was yelling at the child when the child snuck out of the house and came back home. It was confirmed that the caregiver came out of the room with no clothes, and the child in care saw it.		 —

Severity 5 = most serious. Source: official state record.

Inspections (40)

40 inspection record(s) on file from TX-HHSC.

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