Kidventure After School @ Oak Forest Elementary
Before/after-school program in Houston, TX 77018 · Texas operation #1800900 · part of Kidventure
Record summary
4 citations, none high-risk
No high-risk citations in the last 24 months (4 citations in all, from 4 inspections and 1 investigation); last inspection Feb 23, 2026.
0 of 4 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
- 1401 W 43rd St, Houston, TX 77018
- Phone
- (713) 960-8989
- Website
- kidventure.com/
- Ages served
- School age
- Hours
- Mon to Fri, 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Licensed capacity
- 340 children
- Child care subsidy
- No, per the state record
- Type
- Before/after-school program (licensed center)
- Permit
- Full Permit since Feb 11, 2025
- Programs
- After School Care, Snacks Provided
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
Apr 9, 2026: Investigation of a report
No citations.
Feb 23, 2026: Inspection
No citations.
Aug 28, 2025: Inspection
No citations.
Jan 14, 2025: Inspection
3 citations.
Medium-high risk A child with a diagnosed food allergy must have an emergency plan signed by the parent and a health-care professional.
State rule 744.2669 (rules for school-age programs): "Food Allergy Plan-Emergency plan for diagnosed child, signed by health care professional and parent"
Inspector's note: Five children with food allergy does not have a emergency plan on file.
Corrected Jan 21, 2025, verified by the state Jan 17, 2025. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Medium risk Annual training must cover preventing, recognizing and reporting child maltreatment.
State rule 744.1309(c) (rules for school-age programs): "Documented Annual Training-Required Topics prevention, recognition, and reporting of child maltreatment"
Inspector's note: The site director is missing child maltreatment training.
Corrected Jan 28, 2025, verified by the state Feb 6, 2025. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Medium risk Annual training must cover the required health and safety topics.
State rule 744.1309(d) (rules for school-age programs): "Documented Annual Training-Required Topics in Health and Safety"
Inspector's note: The site director is missing preventing and controlling the spread of communicable diseases and understanding building and physical premises safety training.
Corrected Jan 28, 2025, verified by the state Feb 6, 2025. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
Nov 15, 2024: Inspection
1 citation.
Medium-high risk Installation and Maintenance of Loose-fill Surfacing - Nine Inches
State rule 744.3255(a) (rules for school-age programs): "Installation and Maintenance of Loose-fill Surfacing - Nine Inches"
Inspector's note: The children playground loose fill is less than an inch ruler.
Corrected Nov 29, 2024, verified by the state Dec 10, 2024. The inspector gave technical assistance (advice on how to comply).
In the year before that (Nov 12, 2023 to Nov 12, 2024): 2 visits and 3 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: Kidventure After School @ Oak Forest Elementary on Search Texas Child Care. Texas operation #1800900.
Other Kidventure locations in the Houston area
- Kidventure After School @ St. Michael Houston · No citations in 24 months
- Kidventure After School at Baker Montessori School Houston · No citations in 24 months
- Kidventure After School at Travis Elementary Houston · No citations in 24 months
- Kidventure After School at West U Elementary Houston · 1 high-risk · 3 total
- Kidventure After School @ St. Rose of Lima Houston · 1 high-risk · 5 total
- Kidventure After School at Durham Elementary Houston · 1 high-risk · 6 total
Other daycares in Oak Forest & Garden Oaks
- Gethsemane Lutheran MDO 1 citation, none high-risk
- St Ambrose Early Childhood Center 1 citation, none high-risk
- Garden Oaks Baptist Early Learning Ctr 1 citation, none high-risk
- St Rose Of Lima 1 citation, none high-risk
- Christian School NW Houston 4 citations, none high-risk
- Small World Learning Academy 4 citations, none high-risk
- Johnson Memorial School 2 citations, none high-risk
- The New Day School 2 citations, none high-risk
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