Or. Admin. Code § 414-320-0500 - [Effective 7/1/2025] Supervision of Children
(1) A certified ONB
program must ensure that children have the full attention of the required
number of staff at all times who must:
(a) Be
aware of what each child is doing;
(b) Know and take into account the age of
each child, the child's individual behaviors, interests, and abilities, the
layout of indoor and outdoor space, and any potential hazards or risks from
activities children are engaged in;
(c) Be near enough to children to assist and
respond when needed;
(d) Be within
sight and sound, without relying on audio or video monitoring devices, except
as specified in OAR 414320-0500(5); and
(e) Not participate in personal activities
that could interfere with supervision, such as visitors, phone calls, or
electronic device use.
(2) A certified ONB program's staff must
position themselves or outdoor equipment to allow supervision of children while
playing on all equipment.
(3) A
certified ONB program must ensure that there is adequate natural or artificial
lighting in all areas of the ONB premises being utilized by child care children
to allow for ONB program activities, safety, and supervision at all
times.
(4) A certified ONB program
must provide sufficient light in any space where children are napping or
resting so that staff can clearly see each child's face from any point in the
space.
(5) With staff knowledge and
permission, one school age child at a time may be out of sight and sound
supervision, while on the premises of the ONB program, when using the restroom
for a maximum of 5 minutes.
(6)
Certified ONB programs must always hike with staff in the front and the back of
each group.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 329A.260
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 329A.280
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