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15+ employees were missing documentation/record of completed child care basic training.
Water temperature in multiple sinks across the building was recorded at 123.3°F, exceeding the maximum allowed.
A copy of the fire inspection report was not available for review.
One child's individula care plan was not signed by the health care provider. One child had an expired individual care plan. One child with a documented allergy had no individual care plan and medication authorization.
One child with a documented allergy had no medication or documentation on file prior to attending school. One child’s EpiPen was missing, although it was listed in the individual care plan issued by the doctor. One child had medication and documentation that were expired.
One child had medication without a prescription label/sticker.
Medication authorization forms were missing for children with allergies and other medciation.
Child E-allergy to raw eggs, no individual care plan. Child BB- idividual care plan missing a list of appropriate substitute foods.
There was less than an inch of bark under climbing equipment.
Classroom 7 had garbage bags accessible in the bathroom and classroom 8 water temperature above 120F.
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