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At the time of the visit, children did not wash thier hands after eating snack.
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License #P-269675 · Center · Center-Based Care
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At the time of the visit, children did not wash thier hands after eating snack.
Staff and children wash hands: before eating or handling food
Staff monitor environment for hazards-Hazardous items not accessible to children
At the time of the visit, a toilet bowl brush was accessible to children and not safety secured out of their reach.
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During the visit, an educator was washing dishes from snack time in the bathroom sink. Sinks used for food preparation and food service must be separate from sinks used for hand washing after toileting.
The program uses an electronic application to store records and files. During the review of staff records, it was noted that the required staff records were not readily available for the Licensing Specialist to review.
Children's Records
Staff Records
Sinks
Indoor Space
Emergency Evacuation
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP)
A child's record did not have evidence of a physical examination conducted within the year of admission. The most recent physical examination was documented on 2024.
During the visit, a door in the children's bathroom was unlocked. The door leads to a basement that poses a safety risk to children.
This pre-licensing visit inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
During the visit, it was noted that the door to the second classroom, which serves as the secondary evacuation route, was locked. The director and the lead teacher reported that the door is usually kept unlocked and were unsure why it was locked. When they attempted to unlock the door, they found that the doorknob seemed to be malfunctioning and was stuck. This situation poses a potential safety hazard in the event of an emergency requiring evacuation.
During a review of children's Individual Health Care Plans (IHCPs), the following was noted: One IHCP contained a child's picture; however, the written information pertained to a different child. The IHCP was for one child, while the attached picture was of another child. The information in the emergency folder for a child with a chronic medical condition differed from the information in the Brightwheel app.