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offered water during snack (in addition to the juice given) and after they come in from outdoor play time; otherwise, all children know how to say "water" or "drink." The kitchenette has an adult-size sink and a refrigerator. It appeared to be clean, free of litter, rubbish and free of rodents and other vermin. The portable was inspected for safety, comfort, cleanliness, telephone service (there is a landline), heating and ventilation (there is central heating and air-conditioning), inaccessibility to poisons, detergents, cleaning compounds, medicine (which is kept in a backpack which is hung on hook by the entryway) and other hazardous items that can pose a danger to children. There are no bodies of water or weapons on the premises. Furniture and equipment appeared to be in good condition, free of sharp, loose or pointed parts. All floors appeared to be clean and safe. There were no flies, insects or signs of other rodents in the portable.
The outdoor play area is on the north side of the portable, adjacent to the parking lot. It is surrounded on the north and the east side by a wrought iron fence and on the west and the south side by a chain link fence. On the south side is the elementary school playground. The playground has a blacktop and there is foam rubber cushioning under the playground equipment. The surface of the activity space was in safe condition and free of hazards. The sign for the playground equipment states that it is recommended for use by children ages 2-12. The playground equipment was in safe condition, free of sharp, loose or pointed parts. Shade is provided by a canopy which is permanently mounted in the ground. Though there are two drinking faucets which provide access to drinking water, during outdoor playtime, per Teacher Van Gordon, the Brita water filter and cups are taken outside on a tray since the two drinking faucets outdoors have also been disabled due to COVID.
Toys and napping equipment: There are age-appropriate toys on the premises. As the children don't nap, there is only one mat is on the premises in case a child were to become ill during school hours. In addition, if necessary, an ill child may be taken to the Nurse's office where a staff member will stay with them until they are picked up.
Parent Board: The Parent Board is posted on the wall directly left of the entryway. All required postings were observed (the license, Notification of Parents Rights, the Emergency Disaster Plan and the Child Passenger Safety Law). |