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This 3 inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Licensing Specialist reviewed attendance records via Tadpoles print outs and observed that a name to face procedure was not conducted before the staff left Room 7. Corrected during inspection. The two staff that failed to verify children's attendance during a transition were terminated by the Facility.
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A Preschool Teacher and Aide left a three year old child in the bathroom in Room 7 while the rest of the classroom went outside for outdoor play for seconds according to the Facility. Corrected during inspection. The Facility terminated the staff responsible for supervising the child.
A Preschool Teacher and Aide left a three year old child in the bathroom in Room 7 while the rest of the classroom went outside for outdoor play for seconds according to the Facility. Corrected during inspection. The Facility terminated the staff responsible for supervising the child.
This monitoring inspection recorded no violations or advisories.
Licensing Specialist observed three preschool Teachers with 4.5 hours of continued training completed during their last full years of employment.
LS observed one Aide with 1.5 hours of continued training completed for their last full year of employment based on their hire date.
Licensing Specialist walked into Room 7 and asked a staff how many children they had in the room. The staff responded 9. LS inspected the room and saw a child in the bathroom. LS asked the staff if this child belonged to their group or Room 8 which shares a bathroom with Room 7. The staff walked to the bathroom and said the child was part of their group and that they have 10 children. Corrected during inspection. The Facility created a bathroom supervision policy during the inspection. The Agent shared evidence that a name to face procedure was done minutes before the LS entered the room documenting 10 children present.
Licensing Specialist walked into Room 8 and one Aide was supervising eight (8) three year old children. Corrected during inspection. Room 7 who had a Substitute combined with Room 8 during the inspection.
Licensing Specialist checked a sample of child records and observed one child missing a complete Health Inventory II form.
Licensing Specialist checked a sample of child records and observed one child missing their second lead test.
A four year old child was left in Room 9 during a fire drill for about two minutes. Corrected during inspection. Both Substitutes supervising children were terminated by the program the same day of the incident on August 28, 2025. The Agent retrained staff on name to face procedures, implemented substitute teacher oversight, more administrative oversight during fire drills, and a zero tolerance policy regarding lapses in supervision.
A four year old child was left in Room 9 during a fire drill for about two minutes. Corrected during inspection. Both Substitutes supervising children were terminated by the program the same day of the incident on August 28, 2025. The Agent retrained staff on name to face procedures, implemented substitute teacher oversight, more administrative oversight during fire drills, and a zero tolerance policy regarding lapses in supervision.
Licensing Specialist observed a diapering pad with a tear in it in Room 2.
A staff supervising a child that they do not typically work with was unaware that the child had multiple previous cases of nursemaids elbow. This child ended up having nursemaids elbow after a staff did not let go of the child's hands as they dropped to the floor. The Agent stated that she believes this is a teaching moment and that all staff are told to pick children up using two hands under their arms. LS observed an injury report dated November 25, 2024 in this child's record detailing that the same child that recently got nursemaids elbow got it in the past due to a Teacher holding onto the child's hand as they dropped to the floor.