Silverline Montessori School Cypress

As of today, the annual fire inspection still has not been completed since January 9th, 2025.

During the walkthrough it was observed that a sleeping infant had a pacifier attached to its clothing by a cord. Note: Observed the caregiver remove the attachment.

Food Allergy Emergency Plans were incomplete for 2 children.

The annual fire inspection has not been completed since January 9th, 2025.

During the inspection, background checks could not be verified for 2 staff who were present and had direct access to children in care. The operation did not have documentation showing the staff members have received an eligibility notification from CBCU stating they could be present. Note: Caregivers will not return until background checks come back cleared.

The annual sanitation inspection has not been completed by the local health department since July 3rd, 2025.

The operation has not submitted documentation to Child Care Regulation showing that the director meets the minimum qualifications

The operation has not submitted documentation for 5 staff files evaluated that were missing documentation showing they completed the full 24 clock hours of annual training.

The provider has not submitted documentation of the skills-based CPR training certificates for 8 staff files.

The operation has not shown that the torn nap mats have been replaced.

5 out of 10 staff files evaluated were missing documentation showing they completed the full 24 clock hours of annual training.

Observed torn nap mats being used during the inspection.

CPR training certificates received for 8 staff files evaluated did not contain the skills based portion of the training.

Multiple infant feeding sheets have not been updated within the 30 day requirement.

The first aid kit did not have a thermometer during the inspection.

A caregiver, newly hired, with the years of experience did not have any pre service training hours to review, during the inspection. The caregiver could not be considered exempted from pre service due to the training records not being made available. The caregiver was also in the classroom alone with 10 children with no training on file.

Four out ten files reviewed did not have the required emergency medical information in the file.

During the inspection the operation did not have the most recent gas leak inspection report available for licensing to review.

Four out of ten files reviewed were missing updated immunization.

7 out of the 10 files reviewed did not have annual training. The annual training provided was from 2021.

The director did not any trainings available from any year to review, during the inspection.

The first aid kit did not have disposable gloves during the inspection.

The operation did not have the most up to date fire inspection report available to review during the inspection.

The operation did not have the most up to date sanitation inspection report on file during the inspection.

An employee with a hire date of July 2021 was present in a room with children and counted in ratio but did not have a background check result allowing them to be present. The employee left the operation at the time of inspection and will not return until an eligible background check result is received.

Two classrooms had cell phone chargers plugged in but no devices attached. The charged end was accessible to children. This was corrected at inspection by removing the chargers from the wall and moving to an inaccessible location.

The center did not report within 48 hours, that an employee or child contracted a communicable illness that is deemed notifiable by State Health Services. *The center reported six days later. This violation has been corrected.