Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Program Area:

Staff

  • Staff provide a welcoming atmosphere.

  • Staff are actively engaged in the delivery of the program or activity through the full program hour.

  • Staff is prepared with program materials and supplies before youth arrive.

  • Staff uses youth centered approaches to reframe conflict.

  • Staff follow appropriate discipline techniques.

  • Staff follow appropriate classroom/group management techniques.

  • Staff have high expectation of youth.

  • Staff support youth with encouragement.

  • Staff support youth in building new skills.

Program Content

  • Activities support active engagement.

  • Program activities support one of the priority outcomes.

  • Program content is relevant and appropriate.

  • Program supplies are available for each participating youth.

  • Program starts on time.

  • Youth have the opportunity to reflect.

  • Session flow is planned, presented and paced for youth.

  • Program ends on time.

Youth

  • Youth have an opportunity to develop a sense of belonging.

  • Behavior expectations are understood and followed by members.

  • Youth are engaged and appear to be having fun.

  • Members transition between programs in an orderly and non disruptive manner.

  • All youth report to the program on time and those who show up late have a written note.

  • Member understand and and follow behavior expectations.

  • All club members are offered a snacks.

  • Disruptions are minimal and members are actively engaged<br>

  • Members are offered passes when moving through the school during program time.

  • Youth have the opportunity to make choices based on their interests.

  • Youth have an opportunity to practice in small groups.

  • Youth have the opportunities to set goals and make plans.

  • Youth have an opportunity to practice as group facilitators and mentors.

  • Youth respectfully line up and wait for instruction from program leader at designated meeting area at the beginning of the program day.

Environment

  • Staff to member ratio is no more then 1:20.

  • Youth have opportunities to partner with adults.

  • Physical and emotional safety is promoted.

  • The environment is conducive to learning and teaching

  • Program equipment is in good working conditions?

  • Furniture is safe and undamaged.

  • Furniture is clean, safe and in good working condition.

  • The physical environment is safe and free of health hazards.

  • Appropriate emergency procedures and supplies are present.

  • Program furniture and space accommodate the activities.

Critical Compliance items

  • All sign in and sign out sheets are in compliance with expected policies and procedures.

  • Site director is responsible for recording and distributing snacks.

  • Early release forms are on file for youth leaving before the three hour program.

  • Evaluators Name

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