Joyous Montessori Keller

Children were observed playing in the restroom unsupervised for 15 minutes. The children could be seen playing with items in the bathroom and sticking their hands down into the toilet multiple times.

A caregiver did not have the skills or abilities needed to care for children in the 2?3-year-old classroom. This resulted in using excessive force during nap time.

A caregiver was observed using excessive force when handling 3 children at naptime.

A caregiver grabbed a child by the arm in a harsh manner as a means of discipline and guidance.

A caregiver was observed hitting a child in the head with an open hand.

One caregiver offered a child's left over lunch when they were done to another child. The food offered was on the plate and had been touched by the child who did not want to finish the food.

One caregiver was unsure of the children's ages that she was responsible for. The list of birthdays was not complete so she was not able to confirm the ages without doubt.

1 of 10 caregivers did not have current first aid training available for review at the time of the inspection.

There was no fire drill conducted in August.

The 4-6 year old children were not given utensils for lunch and they were eating with their hands. Meagan gave all of the children utensils when she entered the classroom at the end of the meal.

On the playground, there was animal feces, missing loose fill where water has washed it out, and a considerable amount of stickers in the grassy area of the outdoor space. Meagan used a shovel to remove the animal feces and even out the mulch where it was missing.

There is a bottle for children's motrin that is stored in the office for a child that is no longer enrolled. The medication was thrown away immediately/

1 of 10 caregivers did not have current CPR training available for review at the time of the inspection.

One child that is allergic to eggs does not have an emergency allergy plan at the operation.

1 of 4 children's files I reviewed was missing a special needs statement.

The sanitation inspection was due February of 2022.

4 of the 4 children's records that I reviewed was missing an address for the emergency contact.

Licensing was notified 3-5 days after the operation was notified about 5 different COVID cases.

Although the center is practicing the emergency drills, they are not exiting the building in the required time. January, March, April, and June is documented with an exit time of 4 minutes and more.

1 of 10 childrens records reviewed is missing a health care statement.

There is medication present for a child that has recently disenrolled.

The caregivers have access to a tracking system, however there was no unique identifier for who signed the children in and there way only 8 of 16 present children signed in.

The infant caregiver mentioned that they are not taking the infants outside on a daily basis.

1 of the 10 childrens records I reviewed was missing a special needs statement.

There was no activity plan that specified the daily activities for the current date. The June activity plan was the same for all ages and is not specific to the age groups.

Medication at the operation did not have the date the medication was brought to the operation or the full name of the child labeled on the packaging.

I observed diaper cream that specified 'keep out of reach of children' on a low shelf that children has access to.

A caregiver did not know the ages of the children she was responsible for nor did she have access to their birth dates.

4 of the 10 childrens records that I reviewed was missing an address for the emergency contact.

The sanitation inspection was due February of 2022.

During naptime, I observed 7 children with blankets on their head.

Hand sanitizer was observed within reach of children when not in use in the two older classrooms.

There was 4 infants that were observed sitting in an infant feeding activity table for approximately 45 minutes.

A parent instructed the operation to administer 6mL of a medication, but the instructions state "do not use unless instructed by a doctor" for the age of the child.

The director is not ensuring the employees are operating in compliance of the minimum standards.

There was a child who did not wash her hands after using the restroom.

1 of the 10 childrens files that I reviewed indicated a diagnosed food allergy but was missing an emergency allergy plan.

There was medication brought by the parent but did not fill out authorization for administering medication.

When I arrived, I observed 13 children (SAG: 2yrs) with one caregiver in one todder classroom and 16 children (SAG: 3 yrs) with one caregiver in another toddler classroom.

An infant was observed sleeping in a restctive equipment.