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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Paul Petersen conducted an unannounced random annual site inspection for this facility at 1230. LPA met with and toured all areas of this Title 5 infant facility utilized by children in care with facility director, Ambreen Khawaja, for a health and safety inspection. This infant care facility is currently operating out of portable A1, A2, A3 and portable B2. This facility is currently licensed for the use of portable B3, but the room is not currently being used by the program and an application has been submitted to change the room to a preschool room. There are 25 infants present, including five crib age infants, along with eight teaching staff, comprised of seven qualified teachers and one aide. The facility is within ratio and capacity.
There is also an preschool component located on site and the infant indoor and outdoor activity areas are distinctly separate to the preschool areas and children from the different programs do not commingle. Furnishings and equipment, including infant sleeping equipment, are age appropriate and in good repair. There are six napping cribs and one evacuation crib present. There are no toxins or hazardous items observed to be accessible to children in care.
Per director, the most recent fire dept. inspection was approximately March of 2019. There are fully charged fire extinguishers and a working carbon monoxide detectors present. There is a centralized smoke/fire alarm system. Floors and surfaces, including counter tops, are free of toxins and hazardous conditions. Per director there are no firearms present or stored on the premises.
This facility provides breakfast, lunch and snacks which are catered daily from the main CCC Head Start kitchen. There are menus posted for review. Food prep and storage areas appear clean and free of pests. Infants formula/feedings from home are appropriately stored and labeled. Drinking water is observed to be available for children in care both indoors and out via working water fountains, water pitchers and cups.
Sinks and toilets are age appropriate. Changing tables are within arms reach of faucets. Mats are used for older infants napping. Crib area is separated via an appropriate barrier from activity area. Mats are stored and used per individual child and linens are kept separate per each child's use.
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