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Unannounced Monitoring Observation

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An unannounced monitoring inspection was conducted on this date, 10/21/15. In order to prepare for this inspection I viewed past inspections and observed compliance history. Fees: Paid Waivers/variances: N/A Permit conditions/restrictions: N/A All background checks were reviewed and in compliance. These services are not offered: Transportation, Field Trips, Night Care, Get Well Care and no pool on premises Fire: N/A Health: N/A Gas: N/A Insurance: N/A I completed a complete walk through of the home, including the playground. The following was observed: There were 6 children present with Dena Rae Henke. 1 child was 14 months and other 5 children were between the ages of 2 and 3 years old. Lunch was observed being prepared by Ms. Henke who

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