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LPA and the Director discussed children's personal rights and napping / rest time at the facility. Children may be allowed to engage in a stationary activity or quiet rest time instead of napping should they prefer it. The Director understands that mats for napping should be arranged with sufficient space for a walkway. The facility stores linens and items for napping in individual plastic bags so linens do not touch. No weapons are stored on site and no bodies of water are on the premises. LPA observed fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and complete first aid kits throughout the facility. Emergency disaster drills are performed as required, last of which was done in 09/2019. The last fire safety inspection conducted by the local fire authority was conducted in 08/2019 in which detectors, alarm systems, and fire extinguishers were serviced. LPA reminded the Director that all fire safety items and equipment should be maintained at least every 12 months including, fire extinguishers and all detectors. LPA reviewed a random sample of children's records and observed that there is a separate, complete, and current record for each child enrolled in the center. LPA observed that each child record reviewed maintained a valid health screening report, required immunization records, and emergency contact information. *LPA reminded the Director that each child enrolled in the preschool program must have a complete file with all required licensing forms that are signed and dated by responsible parties.
The facility maintains written sign in and out system, that is updated throughout the day, containing full signatures from responsible parties. The facility maintains an updated roster of children enrolled in the program. A random sample of administration and staff records were reviewed and all teachers and staff maintain valid background clearances. LPA reviewed a random sample of teacher files and observed at least one staff on site maintains valid CPR / First aid certification which expires in 06/2021. The Director stated that she is aware that there must be at least one staff with current CPR/ First Aid training at all times. LPA toured the outdoor play area, which was observed to be safe and equipped with age appropriate toys and equipment. There is secure perimeter fencing around the outdoor play areas and play structures and equipment appeared to be in safe condition. LPA observed that there is sufficient absorbent materials under structures, drinking water available for children via pitchers and cups, and sufficient covering for shade provided by the building overhang, umbrellas and trees. LPA and the Director discussed transition protocol, including direct supervision of children at all times. LPA and the Director discussed children staying hydrated in hot weather, weather conditions such as extreme heat and air quality, the facility outdoor supervision and staff rotation plan for supervision and safety outside, and being aware of weather conditions that affect program operation such as air quality.
The facility does not provide transportation to children. The program does not include off site field trips, only walking field trips to a neighboring campus. LPA and the Director discussed parent permission and supervision away from the facility premises. LPA and the Director discussed emergency disaster drills and preparedness, emergency lock-down procedures, children's personal rights including no corporal punishment, positive forms of discipline, and staffing qualifications / educational units in the core subject areas: Child Development, Family Child Community, and Program + Curriculum.
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