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Franklin MA 02038-1121 · License #P-184556 · Center · Center-Based Care
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Toxic Substances
Infection Control/Hand Washing
Crib sheets were stained and needed to be washed or replaced.
The bleach bottle in the classroom was accessible to children and not stored away.
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This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
No peeling or flaking paint (indoor and out)
During the visit, educators did not ensure children washed their hands after eating.
During a review of children's files, a child was missing a written parental consent to administer medication. A child was missing evidence of a current physical.
At the time of the visit, there wasn't evidence of practice evacuation drills occurring monthly.
At the visit, a child's cot was placed in front of the door in the Toddler/Preschool room. The cot obstructed an exit and evacuation routes. A hole was in the door to one of the classrooms on the bottom floor.
Staff and children wash hands: before eating or handling food
During the visit, the educator did not wash her hands after changing a child's diaper.
This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
There were rotten apples in the snack bin in the preschool room.
Food not served beyond recommended dates
Indoor Space
Not all electrical cords to lamps were secure and out of children's reach.
This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
On the playground, an educator wasn't positioned to maximize her ability to see and/or hear children in her care.
Not all snacks were stored in an airtight container.
The name, address, and telephone number of the health care consultant weren't updated.
An electrical outlet did not have a covering that prevented access to the opening. Not all tippable shelves were safely secured.
Food stored in clean/covered containers
Indoor Space
Required Posting
Care for Children
This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Tippable equipment in the Toddler room was not secured.
Medication
A child's medication [REDACTED] was not in the original packaging instead it was stored in a ziplock bag.
Indoor Space
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP) - R Apr 2025
One child had an expired IHCP on file.
This investigation inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Safe Sleep - Practices
Emergency Evacuation Logs
A crib in the infant room was observed to have a loose fitted sheet in a crib. Cribs must have properly fitted sheets as required by regulations.
The Program didn’t have documentation of evacuation drills.
During a review of program medication it was learned [REDACTED]
During the visit, toddlers were observed using a toilet training seat that was not washed and disinfected after each use.
During the visit, it was observed that the fence had a hole causing a potential hazard.
Infection Control/Hand Washing - R Apr 2025
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP) - R Apr 2025
During the visit, the door to the kitchen was not closed allowing children potential access.
The [REDACTED] was not updated yearly as required.
The program had peeling paint in the classrooms.
Handwashing after diapering/toileting in separate area from food preparation
Crib sheets were stained and needed to be washed.
There wasn't a sufficient quantity of materials in the toddler/preschool classroom to engage children in the pretend play area.
In the Toddler/Preschool classroom, a soft rocking chair was ripped and needed to be deep cleaned.
Children's records and checklist - R Apr 2025
Rest materials clean/good repair/individually marked, stored appropriately
Sufficient materials & equipment visible, available, and accessible
Equipment and Furnishings
Indoor Space
Evacuation drill log, all groups
Care for children
Toxic Substances
Fall zones adequate depth of impact absorbing material
A preschool educator was not appropriately supervising children on the playground. The educator was asked twice by the Licensor to ensure she was in close proximity to children out on the playground to be able to intervene quickly when necessary.
The children's bathroom had air freshener spray on the counter, accessible to children. Eductors' coffee cups were within the children's reach in the classroom.
Children were climbing on playground equipment where the protective surfacing was frozen. Frozen surfaces are not considered acceptable impact-absorbing surfacing.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Food prepared/served in safe/sanitary manner
Indoor Space
Outdoor Space - R Apr 2025
Medication
Diapering and Toileting for children under 2.9
Three children's records were randomly reviewed and the following was learned: First aid/emergency medical consent, off site consents, transportation plans, developmental histories were not update yearly as required.
During the visit, children had access to a dehumidifier observed in the center of the classroom. Educators reported that the dehumidifier was needed due to rain water coming in and the carpet becoming damp. Not all classroom equipment was secured as required. In one of the children's bathrooms the following was observed: The children had access to a toilet brush. The bathroom ceiling was stained. The floor tile was chipped causing a potential tripping hazard. The bathroom did not have adequate lighting. The janitor's closet wasn't locked allowing children to have access. An electrical outlet was not covered.
During the visit, an educator was observed not wash her hands between assisting several different children with wiping their noses.