Brynmor Early Education & Preschool

“Hazardous substances such as cleaning materials shall be kept in a locked place using a safe locking method that prevents access by children. In Classroom #1, there was bleach, Lysol disinfectant spray and Up and Up disinfecting wipes in an unlocked upper cabinet. In Classroom #2, there was Lysol disinfectant spray, Glad air freshener, shaving cream, sanitizing spray and bleach in an unlocked upper cabinet. In Classroom # 6, there was bleach, Lysol disinfectant spray, sanitizer spray, Goo Gone and Borax in and unlock lower cabinet and within reach of children.”

“The center is required to keep a current list of all known allergies, sensitivities, and dietary restrictions in each room or area where children are present. The list must be dated and kept confidential. The list in Classroom #5 was posted on the outside of the cabinet in plain sight. The list in Classroom #9 was posted on the outside of the cabinet in plain sight. The allergy lists in all of the classrooms did not include Child #5 who had been diagnosed with a food allergy within the last two weeks.”

“Each center shall maintain and keep at the center a separate record for each child enrolled that contains all of the required information. The record for Child #1, enrolled for one month, was missing the following required components: address of one of the designated persons to be contacted in case of emergency in case the parents cannot be reach, a second designated person to be contact in case of emergency and the parents cannot be reached; and documentation of viewing proof of the child’s identity. The record for Child #2, enrolled for one month, was missing the following required components: phone number of one parent’s place of employment and documentation of required health information. The record for Child #3 enrolled for one month, was missing the following required components: phone number of both parent’s place of employment, name and phone number of the child’s physician and documentation of viewing proof of the child’s identity. The record for Child #1, enrolled for one month, was missing the following required components: address of one of the designated persons to be contacted in case of emergency in case the parents cannot be reach, a second designated person to be contact in case of emergency and the parents cannot be reached, first day of attendance and documentation of viewing proof of the child’s identity. The record for Child #4, enrolled for one month, was missing the following required components: address of one of the designated people to be contacted in case of emergency in case the parents cannot be reached and first day of attendance. The record for Child #5, enrolled for one month, was missing the following required components: address of one of the designated persons to be contacted in case of emergency in case the parents cannot be reached and first day of attendance. The record for Child #6, enrolled for one month, was missing the following required components: first day of attendance and documentation of required health information. The record for Child #7, enrolled for one month, was missing the following required components: first day of attendance.”