Pflugerville Montessori House

Based on the information obtained, it was determine that the operation was not complying by the restrictions to their permit when they allowed a 17-month- old to enroll and attend the child care center.

The EpiPen reviewed for the child with a food allergy expired 04/14/2025. This was corrected when the operation disposed of the Epipen and contacted parent to bring a new one.

Two children did not have a statement of the child's health from a health-care professional.

One piece of outdoor equipment did not have the required use zone space.

The operation did not have a working carbon monoxide detector. The director located one in the office and was able to plug it in during inspection.

One classroom had garbage accessible to children as a trash can with garbage in it did not have a lid. This was corrected as the caregiver closed the trash bag during inspection.

One child's immunization record did not have the signature (including a rubber stamp or electronic signature) of the health-care professional who administered the vaccine.

One classroom did not have adequate lighting during naptime. The caregiver was asked to provide additional light in the classroom during inspection and complied by turning on a bathroom light.

The loose-fill was not at the required depth per Minimum Standards.

The operation did not have a medication listed on a child's FARE form by a medical professional for a diagnosed allergy.

The operation was not inspecting the fire extinguishers monthly. The provider inspected these during the inspection and documented the inspection.

The operation did not have any paperwork from the testing/inspection of the smoke detectors that was completed by a third party company.

Medication on site was expired and allergy form was not filled out correctly.

Fire inspection was not current. Last inspection completed 12.9.21.

Childrens outdoor play car had a hole on top.

All staff missing training hours.

Two out of ten children files reviewed did not have current immunization records.

2 of 8 personnel records reviewed did not have the required proof of education.

An epi pen was not in the original box and did not contain the prescription. In addition the operation did not have Benedryl on hand that was listed on the child's allergy and anaphylaxis plan.