Montessori Kids Universe

While conducting a file audit, there was a file without required health statement.

While reviewing required postings, the operation was missing the most recent licensing inspection.

There are concerns with supervision.

The allergy alert plans were reviewed and one plan did not have a doctor signature.

This standard was reviewed in relation to the self-reported allegation and found to be deficient. The evidence supports that the parent was notified the morning after the incident when the child was left unsupervised in the classroom.

This standard was reviewed in relation to the self-reported allegations and found to be deficient. The operation child was left unsupervised in the classroom when the class transitioned to another room.

The bottles for the infant involved in the incident were not labled at the time of the incident causing the child to be feed the wrong bottle.

The feeding instructions for the infant involved in the incident were not available at inspection.

This standard was reviewed in relation to the reported allegations and found to be deficient. The operation did not report an incident of a child who was injured and was treated by a doctor as required.

Of the six staff files reviewed five did not have documentation of hazardous material, food allergies and administration of medication.

Of the files reviewed two staff requiring SIDs did not have documentation of a current certification.

There was no documentation of a current sanitation inspection.

It was found during a self-reported investigation that a caregiver used prohibited punishment when camera footage showed the caregiver pulling children by the arm. The director immediately terminated the caregiver upon being made aware of the incident.

One caregiver was caring for children with a pending background check. This was corrected at inspection when the director had the caregiver leave.