Prosper Montessori Academy

The parents rights were missing from the parent handbook also called the operational policies. This was corrected at inspection.

The cleaning supplies were accessible to children in 2 out of 10 classrooms.

The data test for the turf was not available for review during the visit.

One of the director's last day was on 10/1/24 (per controlling person submission). No notification in writing to licensing was completed.

The recall product form was not available for review during the visit.

Two out of ten files did not have current CPR first aid available for review.

Two out of ten files did not have trainings up to date.

Two children do not have food allergy plans signed by the parents or the health care professionals.

This standard was evaluated as part of an investigation. Based on information obtained from observations from video footage, a caregiver was observed aggressively grabbing a child by both arms, picking the child up, and sitting the child forcefully down on the floor. The caregiver was observed to grab the child again to separate them from the group and then forcefully sit the child on the floor against a wall adjacent to the group.

This standard was evaluated as part of an investigation. Based on information obtained from observations from video footage, a caregiver is observed entering information on an electronic tablet and was not properly supervising children.

Four infants do have feeding instructions signed and dated by the parent or health care professional.

One child was admitted to care before meeting immunization requirements.

A child was admitted into before their immunization exception was filed and verified by the operation.

A cargiver in Infant I was left unsupervised without CPR training.

Two infants under 5 months old were observed in restrictive devices with bottles propped up with blankets to feed them.

Children were observed in areas of the operation unattended.

An infant was placed face down and swaddled in a crib.

A caregiver did not wash their hands after assisting three toddlers with toileting.

A caregiver without Pediatriac First Aid was left unsupervised in the Infant I classroom.

A seven month old infant was observed swaddled face down in crib

A caregiver did not remove an infant sleeping in a restrictive device in Infant room I.

One caregiver was observed supervising 6 infants under the age of 11 months.

The operation has incurred several high weighted deficiencies that put children at risk. The infant and toddler caregivers are instructed by management not to take small children outside.

Four children under the age of 13 were in care at the operation who were not enrolled.

Two infants were observed sleeping in cribs that contained toys, blankets and pacificers that were attached to the children by a string or leash.

Several children with known food allergies did not have a completed Food Allergy Emergency Plan in their file.

Two children did not have immunization records in their file at the time of inspction. Two children in care did not have the required health statements signed by a physcian. One child did not have required information for a school aged child on their admission form.

A school age child in care was observed walking freely into the building alone, to get a wet paper towel. Inspector escorted the child to his teacher outside.

A crib in the Infant 2 classroom was observed to have an additional supporting mattress.

A caregiver did not use good judgment when they gave one infant another infant's formula.

The operation did not maintain privacy for a child with documented food allergies. This deficiency was corrected at inspection when the Director removed the posted food allergy list and placed it in an area marked Food allergies where staff and parents can view it at any time.

Three classrooms did not have trash can lids on garbage cans which contained food items.

A rotating play structure on which a child sits does not have a use zone of a least six feet.

The operation did not have food allergy plans posted in all classrooms. The operation did not maintain privacy for children with documented food allergies.

This standard was evaluated during the investigation and was found to be deficient. The caregiver used a prohibited punishment on a child in care.