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Home › MA › Plainville › StoryHeights Montessori Childcare Center - Plainville, Inc.
License #P-266085 · Center · Center-Based Care
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Attendance
During the visit, an educator in the infant room placed the iPad on the changing table. The diapering surface should be used only for changing diapers, not for any other purpose.
An educator left the toddler classroom to answer the door, leaving an assistant alone with seven toddlers.
Classroom Materials
Diaper Changing Surfaces
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Emergency Evacuation
During the visit, the toddler classroom lacked sufficient materials and equipment. One shelving unit was empty, and the quiet area was not inviting for children.
During the visit, the attendance record for the infant classroom was found to be inaccurate. One child was recorded as present in the infant classroom but was actually located in the toddler classroom.
During the visit, snow blocked one of the exits and evacuation route at the toddler classroom door. The licensee must ensure all exits and evacuation routes remain clear at all times.
Nutrition and Food Service
While observing in the toddler classroom, educators set up cots and bedding instead of engaging with and assisting the children during lunchtime. The Licensing Specialist addressed this concern, prompting one of the educators to sit with the children to ensure they were adequately supervised. The Director was also reminded to ensure the children received adequate food.
Staff Observations
Staff interact with and assist children during snack and mealtimes.
While observing in the toddler classroom, snack items were unavailable for a child whose parents did not send enough food from home. According to EEC regulations, the licensee is required to have a system in place to ensure that nutritious food is provided to children whose parents do not send meals or snacks from home.
During the visit, there was no written documentation of educators being observed working with children at least once every two months.
Attendance Recording and Group Sizes/Ratios
Rest materials stored appropriately
Two educators were assigned to a group of eight infants/toddlers. One educator left the the classroom, leaving the other educator alone, supervising eight children.
At the time of the visit, children's blankets and linens were in individual baskets on top of the cubby. The children's individual sheets and blanket sheets were found touching one another; this is not considered safe and sanitary storage of rest materials.