Issue Management
These individuals are allowed to make random, unannouced visits to our school at any time.
What is the State Licensing Representatives.
Items that are laundered once a week or more if necessary.
What are sheets, blankets and cots.
This is posted on the classroom bulletin board near the schedule and contains a red dot, the name of the child, symptoms, what I'm allergic to and treatment plan.
What is a Allergy Note.
Putting on gloves, removing soiled items, place clothing in a plastic bag and seal it.
What is how to handle blood/potty accidents/bodily fluids on children's clothing or items.
A Pair of latex-free gloves, cotton balls, paper towels an adhesive bandages.
What are things in the Universal Precautions Kits (UPK).
Form used by teachers to communicate any issues or concerns that may have taken place in the classroom with each other.
What is Teacher Communication Log.
These are items that children play with on a daily basis must be sanitized with the disinfectant solution provided in classroom spray bottles.
What are the toys in each classroom.
Hot Dogs, raw carrot rounds, whole grapes, hard candy, popcorn, and marshmallows.
What are foods that are choking hazards for small children.
Labeled with the child's first and last name, placed together in a labeled bucket and stored in a locked cabinet inside the classroom.
What is suncsreen and/or diaper creams/lotions.
Severe coughing, breathing trouble, runny or goopy eyes, vomitting, diarrhea, unusual rashes, unusal behavior, lethargic
What are Signs of Illness in Children.
How teachers communicate negative behaviors of their students to parents.
Face to Face and not on a daily basis.
This MUST be done once every child enters the classroom and before signing in each day.
What is washing hands.
This is used and is stored in the front office for children who have severe hypersensitivity or who can have a severe allergic reaction.
What is an Epipen!
Must be signed by parent before anything can be administered or applied to a child.
What is our Medication Authorization Form/sunscreen/diaper cream form.
This letter is posted outside the classroom and notifies parents of communicable diseases, the symptoms, how it's treated and how long a child has to be out of school.
What is The Notice of Medical Concern.
Who you go to in order to voice issues concerning a teacher who is a member of your classroom team.
What is a member of the school's leadership team/management team member/director.
This must be disinfected and sanitized after every diaper change.
What is the diaper changing table.
Primrose is a _______________ environment.
What is nut-free!
Children MUST have access to this on the playground during outside time as well as in the classroom during hot summer months.
What is water.
This is filled out by a teacher when a child scrapes a knee, bumps a head on an object, is bitten by another student or has an injury that causes mild discomfort.
What is an incident report.
The time set aside twice a year to discuss developmental progress or minor concerns regarding students in your class.
What is Parent Teacher Conferences.
Teachers MUST do this upon arrival, after restroom, before handling food, after returning from the playgroundm before and after diaper change and assisting with potties.
What is washing hands.
This is posted on the bulletin board along with the schedule without a red dot and outlines foods or drinks parents do not want children to have.
What is Dietary Restriction Notice/Food Restriction Notice.
When do we use Thumbs Up Indoor Activities Curriculum.
What is temperature is above 99 degrees/there is no outdoor time.
A child is running this temperature and has to be sent home immediately and can not return for 24 hours.
What is 100.4 or higher.