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25 | On 9/17/2021 at 2:52pm, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Melissa Stewart conducted an unannounced, Required- 1 year inspection and met with Director, Kelsey Sullivan. LPA conducted a Risk Assessment for COVID19 and all answers indicated no exposure to COVID19. The school age center operates, Monday - Friday, 7:45am - 4:30pm. All required forms, including monthly menu, are posted in the reception area near Director's office. The center was toured inside and outside. The classroom and restrooms were observed to be clean, organized and free of toxins. LPA observed indoor activity centers containing toys, games, books, art and dramatic play areas, tables and chairs, couch and carpet area with TV and indoor mini basketball hoops. Director stated that children are encouraged to wear face coverings while indoors and has face coverings available for children at the entry hallway next to the children's cubbies for storing personal belongings.
There were 12 children supervised by two (2) staff in the school age outdoor activity which is completely fenced and separated from the preschool outdoor area. There are child sized tables located under a covered patio adn climbing equipment with wood chips to cushion a fall. On the asphalt there is a tether ball, basket ball hoop, mini soccer area with goals, playhouse, riding toys and various outdoor activity equipment. Equipment was in safe condition free of sharp loose or pointed parts. Drinking water is available both inside and outside via individual water bottles brought from home or disposable cups.
The center conducts monthly emergency and disaster drills. The most recent drill was held on 8/30/21. The first aid kit is stored in the children's restroom. LPA observed the combination smoke and carbon monoxide detector mounted in the school age room which was tested and found to be operational. Director reported that there are no firearms, ammunition or bodies of water on the premises. No detergents, cleaning compounds, medications and other items such as kitchen knives which could pose a danger to children were observed to be accessible to children.
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