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A staff member without completed PBC has been providing care in a lead teacher role for two months.
The state lists this complaint on the provider’s record, but the state’s published report includes no citation detail.
The state lists this complaint on the provider’s record, but the state’s published report includes no citation detail.
A black, gooey substance suspected to be black mold was observed around the window frames throughout the facility. There was also a mold odor emanating from the AC units in both the toddlers' and pre-school classrooms. Additionally, a mixture of green and black mold was observed on the windows in the infants' room.
Green mold was observed on the lids and at the bottom of two tall beige garbage containers. One container was located in the toddlers' classroom, and the second was located in the pre-school classroom.
0165(5)(a) - An electrical outlet near the classroom entry was not tamper-resistant (TR) and was located at children's eye level. The outlet was previously blocked by a little furniture piece.
The emergency exit gate had a double lock. The self-latching mechanism was not functioning properly. The exit gate had sunk down and was not opening due to a cement block obstruction caused by weather-related wood deterioration. Risk WAC/RCW Level Corrected On Site Correction Date Disputed Date Disputed
Benadryl was not obtained from the family, despite being listed on the child's individual care plan.
A medication authorization form was not observed for a child with a documented allergy and medication present on site.
Three teachers who have been working at the center for over three months have not completed the initial child care basics training.
The climbing play structure in the toddler playground was installed on turf with the required 6-foot fall zone not met. The ground cover did not meet safety requirements for climbing equipment. When requested, the director was unable to provide documentation verifying the ground cover's safety requiremens for the specific structure in use.
No observation text was recorded under this citation in the source inspection report.
No observation text was recorded under this citation in the source inspection report.
(g) The beginning enrollment date was not recorded in every file.
MERIT was reviewed prior to the visit and again after visit. The licensor received an updated list of staff for the site. Several Staff were missing trainings and certifications for CPR/First Aid and Food Handlers class. Files Reviewed: J.M.was missing CPR/First Aid certificate, BBP, Basic STARS (not reflected in MERIT). Missing DCYF trainings: Safe Sleep, Emergency Prepardeness Training, Shaken Baby Syndrome, Medication Management, Children Experiencing Homelessness from their file and/or MERIT. K.H. was missing BBP from their file. A.M. was missing: Safe Sleep, CPR/First Aid, BBP, and Food Handlers from their file and/or MERIT. Y.C. was missing Basic STARS, Medication Training, Safe Sleep, Food Handlers, CPR/First Aid from their file and/or MERIT. C.C. was missing was missing Basic STARS, Medication Training, Safe Sleep, CPR/First Aid and Food Handlers from their file and/or MERIT. There are also several other staff in MERIT that are missing Safe Sleep Training, Basic STARS Training and 110-300- 0106 trainings.
Add more drop areas under the slides on Preschool-Pre-K playground.
Program was observed to have clear outlet plugs in the sockets. Cording in rooms throughout was observed dangling. It appeared in some rooms the cording had been affixed to the wall and in compliance but had broke. One room also had a light table with cording. Ensure that plastic bags in restrooms are not accessible to children. Some shelving units, kitchenette sets, and CD players in rooms were not secure. Shelving units on wheels need to have locked wheels. Room walls throughout were observed to have chipping paint and/or small holes from what appears to be where items/decor was previously hung from. The item is no longer there but the holes are. In one room the children coat hooks appeared not to be anchored and studded so the hoook has torn out of the wall leaving large holes and chipping paint around the holes. Water in some rooms: Infant 130.6 (diaper area) ,Toddler 1-131.7, Toddler 2 -130.6 restroom and 130.8. Diaper area was being occupied and the entire time we were in there and again during another pass through of the space so the water at the diaper sink was not checked. Outlets were tamper resistant but need to be repaired throughout the site. On some outlets it was observed that the top outlet was still intact but the bottom the shutters were not longer observed. There were some outlets that could not be checked because the covers were pressed in there and some were hard to get out. The outlet in the Pre-K room restroom was GFCI but not Tamper Resistant. It read WR-Weather Resistant.
Child had Prescription Medical Treatment docs but no plan that documents actions that need to be taken at the different stages of the allergic reaction. There was no Individual Health Care Plan. Guidance was provided to director of where to find a plan on the King County Public Health website as well as the Medication Authorization form and log sheet. Child has an Individual Health Care Plan but did not have all the medication on site for the child. The child was missing the oral medication noted on her plan.
Ointments were not labeled with first and last name of the child and need to ensure that all areas of the paperwork is filled out. Prescription medication was missing the required paperwork for the Epipen and Oral-Cetrizine.
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