Inspection · 2023-08-31
(703) 309-3963
Areas Reviewed
8 VAC 20-780 Administration
8 VAC 20-780 Physical Plant
8 VAC 20-780 Staffing and Supervision
8 VAC 20-780 Programs
8 VAC 20-780 Special Care Provisions and Emergencies
8 VAC 20-780 Special Services
8 VAC 20-820 THE LICENSE
8 VAC 20-820 THE LICENSING PROCESS
8 VAC 20-770 Background Checks (for Board Officers)
22.1 Background Checks Code (Board Officers only), Carbon Monoxide
All standards left undetermined will be review during the next unannounced monitoring inspection in approximately 2 months after the conditional license is approved and issued.
Inspector Notes
This initial inspection was initiated by licensing staff and concluded on 08/31/2023, between the hours of 10 am to 12 pm. There were 41 children present, ranging from infant to preschool-age, with 9 classroom staff supervising, across 6 groups. The inspector reviewed compliance in the areas of administration; physical plant; staffing and supervision; programming; special care and emergencies; and nutrition. Children records, and all staff records will be reviewed at the next unannounced monitoring inspection.
Information gathered during the inspection determined that there were (2) non-compliances with the applicable standards. These violations were documented on the Violation Notice issued to the center.
If you should have any questions, please call or send an email to charlie.perkins@doe.virginia.gov. Thank you.
Charlie Perkins,
Licensing Inspector
(703) 309-3963
Violations
2Evidence -
1. On the date of inspection (08/31/2023), a changing pad observed in the Infant II room showed visible signs of small rips all along both sides of the pad.
2. With the padding now visible through the various rips, it is now rendered absorbent and needs to be replaced.
Evidence -
1. On the date of inspection (08/31/2023), in an unlocked, upper cabinet above the sink within the Full Day Montessori classroom, a bottle of medication was observed being stored.
2. When asked, the Licensing Inspection (LI) was told by classroom staff that the medication belonged to another staff person who had yet to arrive.
3. While a lock was attached to the cabinet, the lock itself was not secured to prevent access.
4. There were 14 preschool-age children within this classroom at the time of observation.