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Home › MA › Weymouth › Early Childhood Preschool
License #P-170812 · Center · Center-Based Care
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1) One child's Individual Health Care Plan (IHC) included a medication dosage of 10 (MG) solid medication. The program was provided with liquid medication, and the conversion rate to ML (Liquid medication) is unknown at this time. 2) One child's IHC Plan included a medication dosage of 5 MG and the child's Medication Consent Form included a medication dosage of 5 ML. Medication dosages need to be consistent and relative to the type of medication received (MG solid or ML liquid).
Building Inspection and Fire Inspection
Allergies, medical info, special diets, emergency medications; privacy protected
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP)
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The program's yearly Fire Inspection is now over a year old. Please email EEC when the updated inspection is uploaded to the document library.
In the Pre-K classroom, there was a toilet bowl plunger and a toilet bowl brush in a stall accessible to the children,
The Allergy/Medication posting did not include that a child had a medication for a mild allergic reaction.
Outside, the toddler group's first aid bag, which included medication, was stored in an accessible location for the children.
Indoor Space
Emergency medications readily available
Children's Records
Staff Records
Food not served beyond recommended dates
Allergies, medical info, special diets, emergency medications; privacy protected
Emergency Evacuation
Refrigerator temp. between 32-40 degrees; working thermometer in refrigerator
Staff Records - R Apr 2025
Evacuation cribs meet standards, fits through doors
Staff meeting documentation
Indoor Space
Evacuation drill log, all groups
Weekly snack/meal menu made available; Previous menus on file for one year
Staff meeting documentation reviewed did not include the start and end times of the meetings. Therefore, EEC was unable to determine if all staff were meeting for a minimum of 2 hours monthly.
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP) - R Apr 2025
An open container of milk with an expiration date of 6/18/23 was located in the refrigerator.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Attendance Recording and Group Sizes/Ratios
Food not served beyond recommended dates
Medication
One child's Medication Consent Form was signed/dated over a year ago.
The preschool attendance on the day of the visit was not accurate. A child had left the program and their time of departure had not been noted on attendance.
Two staff files did not show documentation of interview.
Staff Records - R Apr 2025
refrigerator temperature
The refrigerator in the Infant/Toddler classroom read 43F and in the Preschool classroom read 44F. Food requiring refrigerator must be stored between 32F-40F.
Two children's Medication Consent forms were incomplete.
Individual Health Care Plan (IHCP) - R Apr 2025
Current consent for administered medications - R Apr 2025
Two children's Individual Health Care Plans did not include all information required by EEC.
Evacuation procedures posted at each exit
The Preschool 1 classroom had one exit where the written evacuation plan was not posted.
Children's Records - R Apr 2025
Three children's files were reviewed. 1) Three children's files did not include an arrival and departure transportation plan signed/date by a parent. 2) One child's Individual Health Care Plan did not include staff who were trained in the administration of the medication, who trained the staff, doctor and parent signature and date. 3) One child's Medication Consent Form was incomplete. 4) One child's enrollment forms (except for First Aid and Emergency Care Consent Form) were signed and dated over a year ago and have expired
Medication
Current consent for administered medications
A sampling of children's files was reviewed. One child's file did not include a current Lead Test and results.
A sampling of staff files was reviewed. One staff file did not include documentation of an interview.
The expiration date on a plastic container of pretzels reads 4/25.
2) In the Preschool Classroom, a metal apple slicer was found in a drawer accessible to the children. 2) In the Preschool Classroom one sink was clogged and the water was not draining properly.
The Allergy/Medical Condition List did not include one child's food allergen that was noted on the child's current physical.
The fire drill log was reviewed. The program did not conduct a monthly drill in 12/24 and 5/25. Evacuation drills must be conducted monthly.
One child's Individual Health Care Plan called for a medication to be administered for an allergic reaction. The parent has not provided that medication to the program.
2) One child's file had a Medication Consent form that did not include all required information, and the parent's signature/date was missing.
A sampling of staff files was reviewed. Two staff files did not include evidence of 2 reference checks.
In the Pre-K library area, there was a black rug where on edge of the rug was curled up causing a potential tripping hazard.
The Fire Drill Log did not include the Route Used to ensure that all exits including alternate exits were being used.
The evacuation crib does not fit through the first doorway leading to the front door exit that includes a gate.
The thermometer in the Pre-K refrigerator read 54F. Food requiring refrigeration should be stored between 32F-40F.
The program had a current 2-week rotating menu. However, several times within those 2 weeks a non-specific fruit was served. The program should include documentation of what specific food was offered to children each day.
One child's emergency medication and prescription label had expired.
One child's Individual Health Care Plan was signed/dated over a year ago.