Endeavor Montessori School

It was determined that caregivers mistakenly did not feed a child in care for several hours.

The first aid kit had expired eye wash inside of it. The staff removed this during inspection from the first aid kit.

Two children were missing a medication listed on their food allergy emergency plan.

Two classrooms had garbage accessible to children. This was corrected at inspection when the staff removed one trash can and closed the lid on the second one.

One staff did not have completed SIDS/Shaken Baby training.

One staff did not have current CPR training that was completed in person.

The operation now has two birds at the center and did not notify parents in writing.

The operation did not have a sanitation inspection done within the last 12 months.

One infant was observed asleep in a crib with a sound machine hanging inside of the crib. The caregiver removed the sound machine from the crib during inspection.

A caregiver inappropriately grabbed a child and moved them from one area of the classroom to another.

The outdoor play area had two sprinkler houses in the ground where sprinkler wires and access are stored that were uncovered. One of them also had an exposed wire. This was corrected as the operation covered these with appropriate covers purchased.

The operation did not have a current annual fire inspection as the last one conducted was in 2022.

The operation did not provide the Licensing Incident/Illness report form, or any written injury/illness form to parents of children that were injured in care.

A shelf was observed blocking the emergency exit in a classroom.

The operation did not provide the Licensing Incident/Illness report form, or any written injury/illness form to parents of children that were injured in care.

One child was unsupervised allowing the child to leave out of the front door.

The operation has not been conducting monthly fire drills.

The operation has practiced a sheltering drill for severe weather at least four times in a calendar year.

The operation's staff did not use good judgment when a child sustained an injury when taken outside to play in a wet environment after it had rained outside.

The director did not report an injury incident within the required two calendar days.

The operation has not practiced a lock-down drill for a volatile or endangering person on the premises or in the area at least four times in a calendar year.

One caregiver in a classroom did not know how many children she was responsible for. This was corrected at inspection when the caregiver was made aware of the correct number of children present in the classroom.

One infant had a sound maching inside of the crib while he was in the crib asleep. The caregiver removed the sound machine during inspection.

The operation did not notify CCR of a situation that placed children at risk while in care.

During an investigation it was found that one current caregiver, and one prior caregiver grabbed and pulled children in their care.

One caregiver was present in a classroom with children without an eligible or active background check. The caregiver was sent home during the inspection.

During an investigation it was found that one current caregiver, and one prior caregiver yelled at children in care.

It was found during the inspection a caregiver was in a classroom without a background check.

A parent was not provided with an incident report, to sign, within the 48 hour time limit.

During an investigation it was found that the operation did not notify a parent of the severity of an injury.