Bais Menachem

2912 affidavits were not available for review for an employee.

One caregiver did not have an elligibile or, provisional background clearence.

A current fire inspection was not available for review.

A current employee list was not posted

A health statemnt was not available for an enrolled child.

a potential employee was observing in a classroom prior to obtaining and eligible background result. An administrative penalty is recommended for this violation.

Two caregivers did not know the number of children they were responsible for. This was corrected when the caregivers verified how many children were in their care.

Two classrooms had shaving cream accessible to children. The children use the shaving cream for sensory play. The shaving cream manufacturer instructions state that it must be kept out of reach of children. This was corrected when the director removed the shaving cream from the classrooms.

Garbage in two classrooms were accessible to children. The garbage cans were covered up during inspection.

At inspection, there were numerous items, blocking the exit of the playground slide.

At inspection, the outdoor play area had a slide that did not have the required use zone between the slide and the fence.

During transitions from inside to outside, children in three classrooms were observed running from the classroom to the playground and around a building without the caregiver in close proximity to maintain visual or auditory awareness. The school aged children were observed playing inside an outdoor storage shed, with the doors closed, but top open, limiting the caregivers' ability to supervise.

The director did not have training in food allergies, hazardous materials, and SIDS/shaken baby syndrome.

During the inspection, none of the classrooms had an evalcuation plan, posted. The director put evacuation plans in all of the classrooms at inspection.

Three caregivers did not have training in food allergies and hazardous materials. One caregiver did not have training in SIDS/shaken baby syndrome.

In classroom number two, two children ages 17-18 months were sitting in high chairs without safety straps secured. This was corrected when the seat straps were secured.

At inspection, two caregivers were not aware of the exact number of children they were caring for. This was corrected when the caregivers verified how many children were in their care.

During inspection, two classes were found to have cleaning supplies within reach of the children. This was corrected at inspection when the cleaning supplies were moved to a secure location.

The operation did not have a current sanitation inspection.

Classroom two, a 16 month-old child was found asleep in a stroller. At inspection, the child was removed from the stroller and placed on a naptime mat.

At inspection, the outdoor playground area did not have six inches of required loose fill.

A current fire inspection was not available for review

Three outlet covers in three rooms were accessible to children.

Operation has not conducted any severe weather or lockdown drills this school year.

Annual trainings for all four caregivers of children 5 and under had not been completed.

One caregiver was present at the operation who did not have a current eligible background check.

In the younger toddler room there is exposed wiring near the bathroom. In the young toddler bathroom and older toddler bathroom there is exposed wiring near the ceiling.

A review of the Employees Who left Employment in 2021 data from February 23, 2022, revealed that the center has not reported the number of employees who left employment in 2021 by Feburary 22, 2022, as required.

One person was present counted in ratio with children who does not have a background check. This person was asked to leave during the inspection.

The operational policies were missing preventing/reporting abuse and neglect, contact information for CCR, the HHS website and reviewing the minimum standards and past inspection forms. This was corrected when the policies were written and added to the handbook.

One child is still missing immunizations and a health statement.

Out of eight staff files reviewed one was missing proof of education. One was missing an affidavit. One file was incomplete missing photo identification, an affidavit, proof of education, CPR and first aid certification and proof of background check.

Upon arrival at the operation a group of children ages 10-11 walked out of their classroom into the courtyard area without a caregiver for 2 minutes. The caregiver was in the classroom with another child. The caregiver left the classroom to supervise the children in the courtyard but left one child unattended in the classroom.

Two out of eight children were missing health statements. One out of eight files was missing immunizations.

All four caregivers had to count how many children they were in charge of when asked.

Lesson plans for each age group were not posted. The emergency telephone numbers were not posted either. The emergency telephone numbers were corrected when the operation posted them during the inspection.

The operational policies were missing preventing/reporting abuse and neglect, contact information for CCR, the HHS website and reviewing the minimum standards and past inspection forms.

The operation did not have their emergency drill log and the playground maintenance checklist.

The operation is closed in by temporary fencing that is not sturdy or secured to the ground. The fencing in place is slightly elevated, leaving a gap on the bottom of the enclosed area. The outdoor play area is not a separate enclosed area. It is part of the total enclosed campus, directly connected to the parking lot. In the outdoor play area, a piece of fencing is missing, leaving a gap in the enclosed area with direct access to a busy highway.

The following safety hazards were observed: Accessible mop cart, accessible paint and chemicals, wheelbarrow full of water (corrected at inspection), nails on the ground, construction materials and power tools accessible, trash accessible.