Heintz Preschool
Licensed child-care center in San Antonio, TX 78248 ยท Texas operation #548359
Record summary
11 citations, none high-risk
No high-risk citations in the last 24 months (11 citations in all, from 5 inspections); last inspection Nov 2, 2026.
0 of 11 citations were corrected while the inspector was there.
Counted from the state's records from Nov 12, 2024 to Nov 12, 2026. This is a count, not a grade: bigger centers get more visits, and one visit can produce several citations. How we summarize.
Details
- Address
- 16550 Huebner Rd, San Antonio, TX 78248
- Phone
- (210) 479-0429
- Ages served
- Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, School age
- Hours
- Mon to Fri, 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
- Licensed capacity
- 93 children
- Child care subsidy
- No, per the state record
- Type
- Licensed child-care center
- Permit
- Full Permit since Dec 21, 2000
- Director
- Stacy Dori
Texas age groups: infants are under 18 months, toddlers 18 months to 3 years, pre-kindergarten 3 and 4 years (age when the school year starts), school age 5 and older and in kindergarten or above. Openings and tuition are not in the state data: call to ask.
Inspection history, last 24 months
Nov 2, 2026: Inspection
No citations.
Jan 7, 2026: Inspection
No citations.
Sep 2, 2025: Inspection
No citations.
Feb 4, 2025: Inspection
No citations.
Jan 27, 2025: Inspection
11 citations.
Medium-high risk Caregivers of children under 24 months must complete the extra annual training topics for that age group.
State rule 746.1309(d) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Documented Annual Training - Caregivers of Children Under 24 Months Required"
Inspector's note: Two of the nine caregiver files reviewed, who work with chidlren younger than 24 months, did not have training in required topics.
Corrected Feb 10, 2025, verified by the state Feb 12, 2025.
Medium-high risk There must be enough light at nap time for caregivers to see each child.
State rule 746.2911 (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Adequate Lighting During Naptime"
Inspector's note: Two classrooms, with napping children, did not have adequate lighting in the room.
Corrected Jan 27, 2025, verified by the state Feb 4, 2025. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Medium-high risk The emergency plan must cover evacuation, relocation, and sheltering or lock-down procedures.
State rule 746.5202(1) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Emergency Preparedness Plan - Evacuation, relocation, and sheltering/lock-down procedures"
Inspector's note: Emergency Preparedness did not include required information, how children, infants/immobile children, will be evaucated.
Corrected Feb 3, 2025, verified by the state Jan 28, 2025.
Medium-high risk The emergency plan must provide continuity of care until children are released.
State rule 746.5202(4) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Emergency Preparedness Plan-Continuity of Care Until Children Released"
Inspector's note: The emergency preparedness plan did not include information regarding continuity of care.
Corrected Feb 3, 2025, verified by the state Jan 28, 2025.
Medium-high risk The emergency plan must include a plan for reuniting children with parents.
State rule 746.5202(5) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Emergency Preparedness Plan-Reunification Plan"
Inspector's note: The emergency preparedness plan did not include information regarding how children will be reunified with authorized individuals in the event of an evacuation.
Corrected Feb 3, 2025, verified by the state Jan 28, 2025.
Medium risk Caregivers must complete the annual training hours and topics the state requires, and it must be documented.
State rule 746.1309(b) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Documented Annual Training - 6 Hours of annual training required"
Inspector's note: Five of the nine caregiver files reviewed did not have required hours of training in listed topics.
Corrected Feb 10, 2025, verified by the state Feb 20, 2025.
Medium risk Caregivers must complete one hour of annual training on preventing, recognizing and reporting child maltreatment.
State rule 746.1309(c) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Documented Annual Training - 1 hour in Prevention, Recognition and Reporting of child maltreatment"
Inspector's note: Two caregivers did not have training in required topics.
Corrected Feb 10, 2025, verified by the state Feb 12, 2025.
Medium risk Caregivers' annual training must cover the topics the state requires, and be documented.
State rule 746.1309(e) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Documented Annual Training- Required Content"
Inspector's note: Nine of the caregiver files reviewed did not have training in required topics.
Corrected Feb 10, 2025, verified by the state Feb 13, 2025.
Medium risk The director must complete 30 hours of annual training.
State rule 746.1311(a) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Director Annual Training 30 Hours Required"
Inspector's note: The director did had 19 of the required 30 hours of annual training.
Corrected Feb 10, 2025, verified by the state Feb 10, 2025.
Medium risk The director must complete the annual training hours and topics the state requires.
State rule 746.1311(f)(1) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Director Annual Training - Less than 5 years experience"
Inspector's note: The director, who has been in the position less that five years, only had three hours of management training.
Corrected Feb 10, 2025, verified by the state Feb 10, 2025.
Medium risk The operation must notify the state about a change in its space.
State rule 746.301(2) (minimum standards for child-care centers): "Notification of Change in Space"
Inspector's note: The operation did not notify CCR before moving the infant rooms.
Corrected Jan 27, 2025, verified by the state Feb 4, 2025. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
In the year before that (Nov 12, 2023 to Nov 12, 2024): 3 visits and 9 citations. Older history is on the official record.
What the risk levels mean
Texas gives every rule a weight from High to Low, based on the risk to children when it is broken. A citation is one rule found not met at one visit. How to read a Texas inspection report.
- High risk: breaking it can put a child in immediate danger (for example supervision, ratios, safe sleep, background checks, prohibited punishment).
- Medium-high risk: a real safety or health concern, but usually less immediate (for example hazards in a room, missing medical or allergy information, required training).
- Medium risk: important for health and safety over time (for example records, drills, equipment upkeep).
- Medium-low risk: mostly paperwork or reporting that supports safety.
- Low risk: administrative requirements with little direct risk to children.
Official record
The full record, including older history, is on the state's site: Heintz Preschool on Search Texas Child Care. Texas operation #548359.
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