Description: This program is based on the philosophy of Maria Montessori, the founder of the Montessori method. We believe that the play and learning that takes place in our program is important work. For that reason, all that the children do in our program is referred to as work because play and learning is a child's job. Our program is child guided, allowing the children to learn at their own pace and when they are ready. Teachers observe the work that the children are doing and are drawn to and guide children to expand that learning. We incorporate many real-life activities and materials into our program, alongside the Montessori activities that children do with the materials. We strive to get the children outside for significant amounts of time during the day. Our outdoor space is based on the theory of loose parts. This means that many of our materials found in our outdoor area are open ended, allowing the children to construct, problem solve, and explore in infinite ways.
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| Type | Create Date | Due Date | Corrected Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violation | 2021-03-10 | 2021-04-01 | Appeal Period | |
| Regulation/Restriction: 3.4.7.3: Within six (6) months of the initial date of employment; staff and auxiliary staff left alone with children and/or counted in staff/child ratio as specified in the rule 6.2.1.8 of these regulations, and the program director shall maintain an up-to-date BFIS Quality and Credential Account. Documentation, verification of qualifications, and all annual professional development activities as specified in the rules in sections 7.3 and 7.4 of these regulations shall be submitted to Northern Lights at CCV to be verified and maintained in BFIS. | ||||
| Violation | 2021-03-10 | 2021-04-01 | Appeal Period | |
| Regulation/Restriction: 3.4.6.1: The licensee shall maintain a record of the date of each evacuation drill as required in the rules in section 3.7.2 of these regulations that includes the number of children and staff evacuated, time taken to evacuate, and notation of the drill conducted while children were sleeping or resting. Evacuation records shall be kept for two (2) years. When the CBCCPP counts lock-down drills as allowed in the rules in section 3.7.2 of these regulations, the licensee shall maintain a record of the date of each lock-down drill, the number of CBCCPP children and staff who participated, and note that the drill performed was a lock-down drill. | ||||
| Violation | 2018-10-09 | 2018-11-01 | 2018-10-29 | Final |
| Regulation/Restriction: 5.1.3: Immunizations: The licensee shall maintain documentation in the child's file of each child's current immunization status. * Immunization records shall include the immunization administered and the date of each immunization. The immunization record should be updated after each additional immunization has been received. * If an enrolled child is in the process of complying with immunization requirements in accordance with the Vermont recommended immunization schedule, documentation in the child's file shall include the required Vermont Department of Health form. * If a child has not had a required immunization due to a Vermont allowed exemption, documentation in the child's file shall include the required Vermont Department of Health form. | ||||
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