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The ICP does not include the details of the known allergies. The form just states "nuts." The ICP does not identify foods that can be consumed as a substitute.
3g) A first aid kit was seen to have peeling paint where rust was exposed. The cupboards were seen to be worn so the finish had worn off leaving exposed wood, no longer sealed to be easily cleaned and sanitized. 4e) The water temperature at the hand washing sink in the Deer bathroom tested at 122.5 degrees F.
Cough drops were seen stored in a teacher's drawer with her personal items which were located in a low cupboard drawer accessible to children.
CP does not have a current CPR/FA certification. She counts in ratio.
The ground cover of play chips is not at the approrpiate depth. Two slides share a 6 foot fall zone. The plastic climber does not have a 6 foot fall zone around it, placed where it is.
2d) plastic bags were seen in several areas. (outside, the diapering station. under sinks, etc) 3g) chipping paint on the walls was seen throughout the progam. A broke plastic collander was seen in the sand box. 5b) an outlet under the sinks is not GFCI or TR.
Bleach solutions are stored on classroom counters (adult waist height), accessible to children. Conditioner was also seen under a sink, as well as clorox wipes and magic erasers.
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