Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Human Relationships

  • Staff welcome all children, listen to children and treat with respect.

  • Attendance is taken and absences are verified within first 10 minutes of program.

  • Staff are engaged with children and spend little time on teacher tasks.

  • Staff are aware of individual needs and interests of children

  • Staff give children opportunities to make informed and responsible choices.

  • Staff and children generally interact with each other in a positive way.

  • Staff do not punish the whole group for the actions of a few.

  • Staff teach positive behavior expectations throughout the day; guiding student behavior.

  • Staff are respectful of one another and work together to ensure the program flows smoothly.

  • Staff make families feel welcome, comfortable and treat the with respect.

Supervision and Safety

  • Students are in constant visual supervision at all times

  • Staff observed counting heads and are aware of students presence.

  • Telephone coverage during program time.

Lesson Plans: ASEP Academically aligned with standards plus daily outdoor plans for an organized game

  • Lesson Plans / Teacher Directed Activities (TDA) represent a variety of content areas and are dated for the current week of school. Plans list the teachers name and group.

  • Lesson plans (TDA's) are Initialed / signed by the site coordinator indicating plans have been reviewed and are complete. Lesson plans offer variety of content area choices.

  • The ASEP curriculum is being implemented all 5 days.

  • Lesson plans are posted on the parent board or other prominent place for easy review. Plans are color coded by quarter.

  • Fun Friday and Clubs have written lesson plans aligned to student interest and essential standards.

Delivery of Teacher Directed Activity ( Lesson Plan)

  • The topic was introduced to students with clear understanding of what students will do.

  • Clear directions were given, some discussion took place about the topic/lesson.

  • Alternate activities were made available to student who chose not to participate in the TDA.

  • The TDA allowed for creative student expression.

  • Students participated in groups during this TDA. Group participation also allowed for students to experience various roles I.e. spokesperson, recorder, researcher, etc.

  • The TDA included opportunities for children to participate in activities outside their knowledge base.

  • The TDA activity involved students in kinetic activity.

  • The TDA observed included 21st century skills, life skills, career awareness, healthy living, etc.

  • Appropriate materials were accessible to students and the activity was conducted in an appropriate area.

  • There was a de-briefing time in which students reflected on the activity, using higher order thinking.

Academic and Enrichment Activity Centers

  • Academic centers (Math, Science, Literacy, Writing, Social Studies) offer 5 individual activities and are accessible at the start of program time.

  • Additional center activity choices promoting Visual /Cultural Arts, Career Awareness, Social and Life are accessible later in the program day.

  • Technology /Computer Labs are monitored for educational purpose and time allotment; screen time is limited to 30 minutes daily.

  • Tablecloths and signage define each center.

  • Center materials are in good repair and are age appropriate; battery operated devices work.

  • Soft plush quiet areas available- area rungs, pillows, etc.

Homework

  • Students work together during homework time; talking is minimal and relates to homework assignements

  • Staff monitor homework, providing assistance as needed, checking over student work

  • Teachers address student homework questions with an appropriate voice tone- warm nuturing, etc.

  • Homework materials available independent of center activities.

  • Homework contract on file for each student.

  • Staff engaged with students- no sitting, not doing teacher tasks.

Schedules & Ratio

  • Groups are following the daily schedule posted.

  • Group is not over or understaffed; ratio maintained

Outdoor Activity

  • An organized game is introduced and taught.

  • Free choice such as- black top, playground equipment, basketball goals, walking track are available to students.

  • Portable equipment is taken outside; variety of equipment available for students

  • Staff circulate and monitor students ensuring supervision and safety

  • Walkie Talkies and First Aid Kits for each group.

Snack

  • Students wash hands prior to eating snack

  • Staff wash hands prior to serving snack

  • Students wash hands after eating snack

  • Tables are cleaned with soapy water prior to snack; clean paper towel each table

  • Tables are sanitized with bleach solution prior to snack; clean paper towel each table

  • Napkins used as barrier between food and table

  • Straws used as barrier between carton and student

Administrative: Financial Monitoring-Ledger Cards w/ Easy Draft, P Card Ledger, Time-sheets

  • Ledger Cards current within the 1-week payment policy

  • Easy Draft payments recorded on ledger cards

  • Late Fee Penalties Assessed; late pick up or late fees.

  • KRONOS-time-sheets reviewed- transfers, missed punches, comments correct to date

  • MyTime Exceptions- signed by employee & supervisor; filed for audit review.

  • P Card: ledger audited, card securely locked in drawer or cabinet.

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