We have had our daughter at Sorrento since 2012. While there has been some periods of high turn-over - I don't think it's that different than most daycare centers. Sorrento has a strong focus on academics and I have been amazed at what my daughter has learned in just a few short years of attending. She will be well prepared for kindergarten!

Look else where, and make sure to contact the state before enrolling your child in any daycare/school.



Sorrento Day Care has 4 valid complaints found against their center through the state of Oregon.



Facility Name: Sorrento Day Care County: Washington Lic No: CC501305

Facility Location: Beaverton, 97008 Status: Active

Facility Phone: (503) 524-3972



Electronic complaint records have been kept since January 2004; therefore these records only reflect complaint history since that date. For a more complete history, the Child Care Division encourages individuals to contact the Division at 503-947-1400 or toll free at 1-800-556-6616.



Findings:

Valid: There is evidence that the violation occurred or was observed by licensing staff.

Valid & Corrected: There is evidence that the violation occurred, and was corrected in the presence of licensing staff.

Rule Finding Finding Date

1 - A complaint was received on: 07/02/2013

According to OAR 414-300-0030(5), "Staff shall report suspected child abuse or neglect immediately, as required by the Child Abuse Reporting Law (ORS 419B.005 through 419B.050), to the State Office of Services to Children and Families or to a law enforcement agency. By statute, this requirement applies 24 hours per day." "



valid 07/08/2013

2 - A complaint was received on: 05/06/2008

According to OAR 414-300-0180(4)(a), "The building, toys, equipment, and furniture shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition."



valid 05/07/2008

(F) Floors, walls, ceilings, and fixtures of all rooms shall be kept clean and in good repair."





According to OAR 414-300-0180(4)(b), "The center shall be kept hazard-free, in good repair, and free of litter or rubbish and unused or inoperable equipment and utensils."





3 - A complaint was received on: 06/28/2006

According to OAR 414-300-0150(4), "The outdoor activity area of a center serving children not yet attending kindergarten shall be enclosed by a barrier (fence, wall, or building) at least four feet high. Centers with certification in effect on July 15, 2001, must comply with a barrier at least three feet high until such time as the existing barrier is replaced. Spacing between vertical slats of a fence shall be no greater than 4 inches. Fences must meet applicable local codes."



valid 06/20/2006