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The facility has fire extinguishers with a 2-A:10-B:C classification (last service date was 06/04/2024, reading in green, checked at 11:36 A.M.). Carbon monoxide devices are in operable condition (checked at 1:58 P.M.).
The facility has four restrooms for the preschool children. The Two’s classrooms share the same restroom. LPA observed toilets and sinks inside the restrooms. LPA also observed trash bins with covers, diaper changing table, paper towel, liquid soap, disposable gloves, and step stool inside the classrooms. Water temperature is appropriate. There is an isolation area for children who become ill while in care and is in the main office. The facility always maintains a comfortable temperature. The facility has emergency kit bags in each of the classrooms and contain emergency supplies such as flashlight, crackers, food, disposable cups, hand sanitizer, bloodborne pathogen infection control kit, emergency plan, and other emergency supplies. Daily sign in/out sheets and electronic sign in/out using the kiosk are available and completed daily. Smoking is prohibited on the premises, daily inspection for illness, no prohibited child care items observed. Firearms/weapons are not allowed or stored on premises. There is no body of water on the premises.
Napping: LPA observed sleeping cots for napping. The facility provides the sheets for children in care. Parents can also bring their own sheets. Cots are used and maintained in good condition, wiped/cleaned/disinfected daily after every use, or when soiled and there is no contact with other children bedding. Per Director Aimee Ward, Spout About application is used when monitoring children regarding their attendance at any given time, meals, diaper changing needs, napping, and other activities. Parents are informed in real-time using the same application.
Outdoor: The facility has three different playground areas for the preschool children. Pre-K 2 share the same playground with the school age children at a different time schedule. Outdoor play equipment was inspected for health, safety, good repair, and age appropriateness. The area was observed to be free of debris, free from hazard, holes, broken items, debris. LPA observed playhouses with slides, caterpillar tunnel play equipment, little toy cars, bicycle path, and other play equipment. No bodies of water were observed. According to the director, drinking water is provided during outdoor plays in the form of water pitcher. Disposable water cups are also provided. Staff bring the water pitcher when they play outside.
Teacher child ratios were observed, and staff name recorded. Care and supervision was evaluated to
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