Cypress Montessori School

The operation did not have the keeping children safe poster posted.

The director was missing 30hrs. of required annual training.

The operation policy was not updatd with the indoor and outdoor play procedures.

The operation procedures for supporting inclusive services to children with special care needs.

Four out of five files did not have their diploma documents written in a foreign language must be translated into English or transcribed to stating what it was equivalent to in the U.S.

The operation did not have the last/current inspection posted.

Four out of five files was missing A statement signed and dated by the employee showing he has received a copy of the child-care center s for the employee handbook.

Four out of five files was missing A statement signed and dated by the employee showing he has received a copyof the child-care center s for Operational policies.

One out of four personnel files was missing CPR/First Aid during the inspection.

One out of deight files did not an allergy preparedness plan available during the inspection.

A child that has several allergies, name was not posted as required by minimum standards.

One out of four personnel files was missing 17 hours or annual traiings.

The operation did not have the emergency practices available for review during the inspection.

The director did not have 3o hours of current annual trainings during the inspection.

The diaper changing pad in the infant room had a slit on it.(pic taken)

Four out of four feeding instructions for infants was not updated since September. (pics. taken)

The transition toddler classroom was out of ratio. The specified age group was 2yrs. old, not 3yrs. old. The class had one caregiver working in the room.

I observed a child walk from the young toddler classroom to the PreK room by herself.

The bottle in the refrigerator was not labeled with the child's name during the inspection. Corrected at inspection. This was corrected when the director labeled the bottle with the child's name. 10/28/2022.

There was no one in charged at the center during the absence of the director while she was on a fieldtrip.

I observed a seventeen year old staff member with a group of children that was not apart of a child development career program at the high school.

A staff member that was over a group of kids did not have first aid training.

A staff member had a CPR/First Aid card, and the training was taken all online, and was not practice on a CPR manikin.

I observed a caregiver leave the classroom and look inside cubby's outside the room during nap time.

A staff member was not certified in CPR/First Aid and was over a group of children.

During the investigation, one caregiver left the classroom to open the door for the CCL inspector; and another caregiver left a classroom to go to the kitchen to get food leaving both rooms out of ratio.

The operational policy did not have the updated procedures for Promotion of indoor and outdoor physical activity.

Two out of eleven files did not have a safe sleep form available for review.

The caregiver in the 2 1/2 and 3 1/2 class left the room to go to another room to get a gift leaving the children unsupervised.

The operation did not have a current health inspection available for review.

One out of four files did not have the required 24 hours of annual trainings.

The director did not have the 30 hours of annual training available for review.