Providence Montessori School House

During Renewal Inspection on 02/20/2026, Certification Staff observed that the Fee Agreement Forms for Child #1, Child #2, Child #3, Child #4, and Child #5 did not include a date of admission.

During initial inspection on 07/10/25, Certification staff observed that the facility's emergency plan was not posted in the facility in a conspicuous location accessible by parents.

During initial inspection on 7/10/25, Certification staff observed toxic cleaning materials on top of a cabinet in Primary Room #2, on a shelf in Primary Room #3, in 1st floor bathroom #1 and 2nd floor bathroom #1 that were not locked or made inaccessible to children.

During initial inspection on 7/10/25, Certification staff observed that 2 windows in the Pre-Primary Room, 3 windows in Primary Room #1, 3 windows in Primary Room #2, and 3 windows in Primary Room #3 opened to their full capacity, which was greater than 6 inches.

During initial inspection on 7/10/25, Certification staff observed that First Aid kits for the Pre-Primary Room, Primary Room #1, Primary Room #2, and Primary Room #3 were stored adjacent to each classroom door in an area accessible to children.

During initial inspection on 7/10/25, Certification staff observed that the First Aid kit used to travel outside of the facility did not contain a bottle of water.

During initial inspection on 7/10/25, Certification staff observed that the required handwashing signage stating that staff and able children must perform handwashing after toileting and before eating was not posted in the required areas. Improper handwashing signage was observed in the toileting and handwashing areas of the facility.

During initial inspection on 7/10/25, Certification staff observed that the stairwell adjacent to the hall library did not contain a secure barrier to prevent access to the stairwell.

During initial inspection on 7/10/25, Certification staff reviewed the facility's emergency plan and determined that it did not provide specific accommodations for infants, toddlers, children with disabilities, and children with chronic medical conditions.

During initial inspection on 7/10/25, Certification staff observed that contact information for OCDEL (the appropriate regional child care office) was not posted in a conspicuous location used by parents. Certification staff also observed that information on how to access the regulation in Chapter 3270 was also not posted.