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0145(8) Licensor observed the plastic fence in the Pre-K outdoor play area as having gaps greater than three and one-half inches along the bottom. Date Disputed Date Disputed
0215(3)(a)(i) Licensor found that a child's Individual Care Plan (ICP) required albutirol, but the medication was not at the site.
The outdoor area has 2 different fences surrounding it. The temporary chainlink fence surrounds the entire play area so that the only exit from the space is one door into the building. There is not a 2nd exit. There are multiple areas where the fence is farther than 3.5 inches from the ground. The 2nd type of fence is plastic mesh fencing attached to movable poles in concrete filled buckets. This fence does not enclose the entire playground area. It is loose and laying on the ground in places.
Fire door is blocked and has items hanging on it.
Janitorial equipment was observed to be accessible to children in the licensed area at the time of inspection.
The center director was unable to provide the teachers' background check statuses at the time of inspection.
MERIT reflected that 2 staff members' bloodborne pathogen training were missing at the time of inspection. MERIT reflected that 1 staff member's CPR and first-aid training were missing at the time of inspection. MERIT reflected that 2 staff members' food worker cards were missing at the time of inspection.
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