Whitehills Child Development Center

604 WHITE HILLS DR, Rockwall, TX 75087Open
F

Data Freshness & Provenance

Inspection coverage

28 inspections on record

Active providers

License status: Open

Last refreshed

April 3, 2026

Latest inspection

January 9, 2026

Provenance

Texas licensing inspections and DaycareCheck scoring

Quick Facts

These facts are normalized from the official record so they can be quoted directly.

Updated April 3, 2026

Provider
Whitehills Child Development Center
License number
509919
Location
604 WHITE HILLS DR, Rockwall, TX 75087
Status
Open
Safety grade
F (Poor), score 20.0/100
Inspection record
28 inspections, last inspected January 9, 2026
Provenance
Official state licensing inspections and DaycareCheck scoring. Last refreshed April 3, 2026.

Safety Scorecard

F
Poor20.0 / 100
Health0/100
Safety0/100
Staffing80/100
Compliance0/100

Quality Rating

2 Stars

Rated by Texas Rising Star, the state quality rating and improvement system.

36

Total Violations

Jan 9, 2026

Last Inspection

156

Capacity

Violation Timeline

Violations by month over the last 3 years, colored by severity.

All Violations (36)

CRITICALHEALTH746.4001(2)Jul 16, 2025

Transportation first aid kit supplies were deteriorated in both van and medication was expired.

Resolution: Corrected: 2025-08-01

CRITICALSAFETY746.5307(b)Jul 16, 2025

One of two fire extiguisher used in transport vehichle requires servicing.

Resolution: Corrected: 2025-08-01

CRITICALSAFETY746.5307(b)Jul 16, 2025

One of two fire extiguisher used in transport vehichle requires servicing.

Resolution: Corrected: 2025-08-01

CRITICALHEALTH746.4001(2)Jul 16, 2025

Transportation first aid kit supplies were deteriorated in both van and medication was expired.

Resolution: Corrected: 2025-08-01

CRITICALSAFETY746.5307(b)Jul 16, 2025

One of two fire extiguisher used in transport vehichle requires servicing.

Resolution: Corrected: 2025-08-01

CRITICALHEALTH746.4001(2)Jul 16, 2025

Transportation first aid kit supplies were deteriorated in both van and medication was expired.

Resolution: Corrected: 2025-08-01

CRITICALHEALTH746.4001(2)Jul 16, 2025

Transportation first aid kit supplies were deteriorated in both van and medication was expired.

Resolution: Corrected: 2025-08-01

CRITICALSAFETY746.5307(b)Jul 16, 2025

One of two fire extiguisher used in transport vehichle requires servicing.

Resolution: Corrected: 2025-08-01

CRITICALCOMPLIANCE746.4907(a)(2)Aug 7, 2024

The PreK/School Age Playground did not meet the nine inches of loose fill surfacing requirement.

Resolution: Corrected: 2024-09-06

CRITICALCOMPLIANCE746.4907(a)(2)Aug 7, 2024

The PreK/School Age Playground did not meet the nine inches of loose fill surfacing requirement.

Resolution: Corrected: 2024-09-06

CRITICALCOMPLIANCE746.4907(a)(2)Aug 7, 2024

The PreK/School Age Playground did not meet the nine inches of loose fill surfacing requirement.

Resolution: Corrected: 2024-09-06

CRITICALCOMPLIANCE746.4907(a)(2)Aug 7, 2024

The PreK/School Age Playground did not meet the nine inches of loose fill surfacing requirement.

Resolution: Corrected: 2024-09-06

SERIOUSCOMPLIANCE746.2421(b)Sep 2, 2022

Eight infant's feeding instructions was not updated within thirty days.

Resolution: Corrected: 2022-09-09

SERIOUSCOMPLIANCE746.2421(b)Sep 2, 2022

Eight infant's feeding instructions was not updated within thirty days.

Resolution: Corrected: 2022-09-09

SERIOUSCOMPLIANCE746.2421(b)Sep 2, 2022

Eight infant's feeding instructions was not updated within thirty days.

Resolution: Corrected: 2022-09-09

SERIOUSCOMPLIANCE746.2421(b)Sep 2, 2022

Eight infant's feeding instructions was not updated within thirty days.

Resolution: Corrected: 2022-09-09

CRITICALCOMPLIANCE746.201(1)Nov 2, 2021

The operational policies did not cover the following topics as required: Safe sleep for infants, physical activity requirements, the procedures/policies regarding sunscreen and insect repellant, and procedures for a parent to breastfeed their child and provide breast milk. The HHSC website needs to be changed to www.hhs.texas.gov.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

SERIOUSSTAFFING746.1309(e)Nov 2, 2021

The staff nor the director had the required annual training in the required topics since October 2020 and is therefore due again: (1) Emergency preparedness; (2) Preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases, including immunizations; (3) Administering medication, if applicable (4) Preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or an allergic reaction; (5) Understanding building and physical premises safety, including identification and protection from hazards that can cause bodily injury such as electrical hazards, bodies of water, and vehicular traffic; and (6) Handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

CRITICALSAFETY746.1301(7)(A)Nov 2, 2021

The director and staff need transportation safety training.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

SERIOUSSTAFFING746.1309(e)Nov 2, 2021

The staff nor the director had the required annual training in the required topics since October 2020 and is therefore due again: (1) Emergency preparedness; (2) Preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases, including immunizations; (3) Administering medication, if applicable (4) Preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or an allergic reaction; (5) Understanding building and physical premises safety, including identification and protection from hazards that can cause bodily injury such as electrical hazards, bodies of water, and vehicular traffic; and (6) Handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

CRITICALCOMPLIANCE746.201(1)Nov 2, 2021

The operational policies did not cover the following topics as required: Safe sleep for infants, physical activity requirements, the procedures/policies regarding sunscreen and insect repellant, and procedures for a parent to breastfeed their child and provide breast milk. The HHSC website needs to be changed to www.hhs.texas.gov.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

SERIOUSSTAFFING746.1309(e)Nov 2, 2021

The staff nor the director had the required annual training in the required topics since October 2020 and is therefore due again: (1) Emergency preparedness; (2) Preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases, including immunizations; (3) Administering medication, if applicable (4) Preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or an allergic reaction; (5) Understanding building and physical premises safety, including identification and protection from hazards that can cause bodily injury such as electrical hazards, bodies of water, and vehicular traffic; and (6) Handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

CRITICALSAFETY746.1301(7)(A)Nov 2, 2021

The director and staff need transportation safety training.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

CRITICALCOMPLIANCE746.201(1)Nov 2, 2021

The operational policies did not cover the following topics as required: Safe sleep for infants, physical activity requirements, the procedures/policies regarding sunscreen and insect repellant, and procedures for a parent to breastfeed their child and provide breast milk. The HHSC website needs to be changed to www.hhs.texas.gov.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

SERIOUSSTAFFING746.1309(e)Nov 2, 2021

The staff nor the director had the required annual training in the required topics since October 2020 and is therefore due again: (1) Emergency preparedness; (2) Preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases, including immunizations; (3) Administering medication, if applicable (4) Preventing and responding to emergencies due to food or an allergic reaction; (5) Understanding building and physical premises safety, including identification and protection from hazards that can cause bodily injury such as electrical hazards, bodies of water, and vehicular traffic; and (6) Handling, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

CRITICALSAFETY746.1301(7)(A)Nov 2, 2021

The director and staff need transportation safety training.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

CRITICALSAFETY746.1301(7)(A)Nov 2, 2021

The director and staff need transportation safety training.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

CRITICALCOMPLIANCE746.201(1)Nov 2, 2021

The operational policies did not cover the following topics as required: Safe sleep for infants, physical activity requirements, the procedures/policies regarding sunscreen and insect repellant, and procedures for a parent to breastfeed their child and provide breast milk. The HHSC website needs to be changed to www.hhs.texas.gov.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-12-06

CRITICALSAFETY746.1203(4)Apr 21, 2021

On the day of the incident, the child was seen swinging from the cubbies in the room after nap. The caregiver removed him from this activity. Later he was noticed to be pinching and scratching his right forearm and seemed to be in pain. The caregiver did not see the child fall but obviously, he hurt his arm somehow. She states the children always swing on the cubbies and she is always removing them and it is possible he went to swing again and fell and that is why she mentioned this to the parent and on the incident report. She states sometimes the children do fall when they do this but it is usually on their bottoms where they are not harmed. It is hard but the caregivers must supervise in a way so that children are not harmed.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-05-07

CRITICALHEALTH746.305(a)(2)Apr 21, 2021

Even after the operation became aware that the child was seen by a doctor for the injury of the arm, it was not reported to Licensing as required. The operattion states this is because they did not know the injury required medical attention until the time they were told the child had x-rays and did not show abnormal results; however, they were told they were taking the child for further evaluation. The operation now understands that they must report any medical attention sought after any possible injury.

Resolution: Corrected at inspection

CRITICALHEALTH746.305(a)(2)Apr 21, 2021

Even after the operation became aware that the child was seen by a doctor for the injury of the arm, it was not reported to Licensing as required. The operattion states this is because they did not know the injury required medical attention until the time they were told the child had x-rays and did not show abnormal results; however, they were told they were taking the child for further evaluation. The operation now understands that they must report any medical attention sought after any possible injury.

Resolution: Corrected at inspection

CRITICALSAFETY746.1203(4)Apr 21, 2021

On the day of the incident, the child was seen swinging from the cubbies in the room after nap. The caregiver removed him from this activity. Later he was noticed to be pinching and scratching his right forearm and seemed to be in pain. The caregiver did not see the child fall but obviously, he hurt his arm somehow. She states the children always swing on the cubbies and she is always removing them and it is possible he went to swing again and fell and that is why she mentioned this to the parent and on the incident report. She states sometimes the children do fall when they do this but it is usually on their bottoms where they are not harmed. It is hard but the caregivers must supervise in a way so that children are not harmed.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-05-07

CRITICALSAFETY746.1203(4)Apr 21, 2021

On the day of the incident, the child was seen swinging from the cubbies in the room after nap. The caregiver removed him from this activity. Later he was noticed to be pinching and scratching his right forearm and seemed to be in pain. The caregiver did not see the child fall but obviously, he hurt his arm somehow. She states the children always swing on the cubbies and she is always removing them and it is possible he went to swing again and fell and that is why she mentioned this to the parent and on the incident report. She states sometimes the children do fall when they do this but it is usually on their bottoms where they are not harmed. It is hard but the caregivers must supervise in a way so that children are not harmed.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-05-07

CRITICALSAFETY746.1203(4)Apr 21, 2021

On the day of the incident, the child was seen swinging from the cubbies in the room after nap. The caregiver removed him from this activity. Later he was noticed to be pinching and scratching his right forearm and seemed to be in pain. The caregiver did not see the child fall but obviously, he hurt his arm somehow. She states the children always swing on the cubbies and she is always removing them and it is possible he went to swing again and fell and that is why she mentioned this to the parent and on the incident report. She states sometimes the children do fall when they do this but it is usually on their bottoms where they are not harmed. It is hard but the caregivers must supervise in a way so that children are not harmed.

Resolution: Corrected: 2021-05-07

CRITICALHEALTH746.305(a)(2)Apr 21, 2021

Even after the operation became aware that the child was seen by a doctor for the injury of the arm, it was not reported to Licensing as required. The operattion states this is because they did not know the injury required medical attention until the time they were told the child had x-rays and did not show abnormal results; however, they were told they were taking the child for further evaluation. The operation now understands that they must report any medical attention sought after any possible injury.

Resolution: Corrected at inspection

CRITICALHEALTH746.305(a)(2)Apr 21, 2021

Even after the operation became aware that the child was seen by a doctor for the injury of the arm, it was not reported to Licensing as required. The operattion states this is because they did not know the injury required medical attention until the time they were told the child had x-rays and did not show abnormal results; however, they were told they were taking the child for further evaluation. The operation now understands that they must report any medical attention sought after any possible injury.

Resolution: Corrected at inspection

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Whitehills Child Development Center's safety grade?

Whitehills Child Development Center has a safety grade of F (Poor) based on state inspection data. The composite score is 20.0 out of 100.

How many violations does Whitehills Child Development Center have?

Whitehills Child Development Center has 36 total violations on record, including 28 critical, 8 serious, and 0 minor.

When was Whitehills Child Development Center last inspected?

Whitehills Child Development Center was last inspected on January 9, 2026.

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