Montessori School on Camp Bowie

Loose fill was not observed at the required 6 inches at time of inspection on the toddler playgorund.

Not all annual health and safety trainings were avalible for review at time of inspection.

Seven out of ten children's records did not have a health statement available for review at time of inspection.

Ten out of ten children's admissions forms did not have an emergency contact address at time of inspection.

One child diagnosed with food allergies did not have a food allergy plan signed by parent at time of inspection.

Air conditioner was observed at time of inspection without safeguards in area accessible to children.

During an investigation inspection, there was not a designed qualified caregiver in charge during the director's absence.

The director has failed to ensure that staff are meeting children's needs with regard to potty training practices.

Staff failed to ensure a child's pull-up was changed after naptime, and did not check or assist a child following a bowel movement to ensure they were clean.

The operation did not have documentation showing they have a current annual inspection inspection.

The opeation if not documenting their Severe Weather or lock-down drills.

Four staff members did not have current SID's, Shaken Baby, and Brain Development Training.

Operation did not maintain drills for 2022.

Operation did not have the most recent Licensing inspection or investigation posted.

Operation did not provide access children files during inspection.

Operation did not have a current employees list on paper that is least 8-1/2 inches by 11 inches in size.

The outdoor slides do not have at least six inches when the height of the highest designated play surface is five feet or less.

A sanitation inspection once every 12 months was not presented while CCR rep was present during inspection.

Operation did not provide access personnel files during inspection.

Persons in charge were not allowed to access records and therefore they were unable to be reviewed during the inspection.

Outdoor areas accessible to children were not free from hazards. Stagnant water, stagnant water with insects, bags filled with leaves, dirt, and sticks, a picked bell pepper, bag of flour were accessible to children.

Operation did not present a monthly inspections of the active play space and equipment, utilizing a general maintenance checklist.

A fire inspection once every 12 months was not presented while CCR rep was present during inspection.

Caregiver did not have appropriate supervision when children were in a closet area, round the corner, and in another room during nap.