Security and Safety

Indoor Safety

To ensure the safety of your children while indoors, each room has been equipped with the highest level of audio/visual security cameras. Each room is monitored from a central location in the director’s office. Liberty is also equipped with keypad access only to classrooms.

Liberty’s entire facility is cleaned everyday. After cleaning, Liberty goes the extra mile by disinfecting the entire building with an ‘Electrostatic Disinfecting Sprayer’ killing 99.9 of all pathogens. Liberty also runs air purifiers in each classroom throughout the day in an effort to make sure your child is breathing the cleanest of air.

Outdoor Safety

To ensure the safety of your children while at our outdoor setting, we made sure that No Fault Safety Surface covered the playground.

Evacuation Plan and Drills

Evacuation Procedure

1. Evacuation procedures will be posted in the facility in each room
2. Staff-to-child ratios will be maintained, and the children will be evacuated to the parking lot
3. The director will ensure that each staff member knows the specific evacuation route
4. Caregivers will carry the attendance and emergency contact information from the facility to the new site to be sure that no children or staff have been left behind
5. Parents will be notified by telephone

Fire Procedure

1. Anyone who discovers smoke or fire will activate the fire alarm and notify the Fire Department by calling 911
2. Staff will follow the posted Evacuation Procedures posted in their classrooms
3. The director will check that all areas of the building have been evacuated and will close the doors of every room
4. Anyone who discovers a fire may use the fire extinguisher where necessary and safe
5. The director will report the fire to the childcare licensing agency immediately
6. Fire drills will be held monthly in accordance with the instructions of the local fire authorities. The timing of the drills will be varied to include early morning, mealtimes, and nap times
7. All new staff will receive training on the evacuation plan.

Power Failures

1. Caregivers will comfort the children, explain the situation, and urge them to remain calm
2. Director or designee will discover if the power outage is confined to the facility or inclusive of the neighborhood
3. Unless power failure is accompanied by an emergency situation requiring evacuation, children will remain inside
4. Director or designee will notify the local power facility and request assistance
5. If the weather conditions do not permit the maintenance of safe temperatures within the facility, parents will be notified by telephone

Keep In Touch!

We made our programs with your child in our minds. If you have questions regarding our school, programs, activities, and faculty, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will do our best to answer them right away.