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Program Dates: Each YMCA After School Program follows the schedule of their local School District when scheduling child care days, teacher workdays, inclement weather days, and other holidays. Teacher workdays and school holidays depend on your branch. You will receive communication regarding closures no later than two weeks prior.

Cost: Prices vary based on branch location. Find your school and branch location below. Financial Assistance is available. A one-time $25 registration fee will be due at time of registration. Weekly drafts will occur on the Saturday prior to a week of afterschool care.

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Afterschool/Summer Camp Combo: The Afterschool/Summer Day Camp Combo program is offered to participants at Charlotte Avenue YMCA, CSD Community YMCA and York YMCA who will attend both the 2023/2024 school year Afterschool program and the summer 2024 Summer Day Camp program. This program has a built in discount for the Summer Day camp charges; therefore, participants are billed for every week for the entire year, even if they do not attend the program that week.

Charlotte Avenue YMCA offers an afterschool/summer day camp combo program is a 52-week draft. There is no pro-rating for holidays, vacations or missed days. The summer camp portion paid during the school year is non-refundable if enrollment is cancelled for any reason. Failure to pay timely will result in the withdrawal of your child from the afterschool program.

CSD Community YMCA offers an afterschool/summer day camp combo program is a 52-week draft. There is no pro-rating for holidays, vacations or missed days. The summer camp portion paid during the school year is non-refundable if enrollment is cancelled for any reason. Failure to pay timely will result in the withdrawal of your child from the afterschool program.

York YMCA offers an afterschool/summer day camp combo program is a 52-week draft. There is no pro-rating for holidays, vacations or missed days. The summer camp portion paid during the school year is non-refundable if enrollment is cancelled for any reason. Failure to pay timely will result in the withdrawal of your child from the afterschool program.

Right At School Before-School services for Crow Island students will be held at Greeley. Students will be bussed from Greeley to Crow Island before the start of their school day. After-School care will be provided at Crow Island School.

Right At School Before-School services for Hubbard Woods students will be held at Greeley. Students will be bussed from Greeley to Hubbard Woods before the start of their school day. After-School care will be provided at Hubbard Woods School.

Right At School Before-School services for Skokie students will be held at Greeley. Students will be bussed from Greeley to Skokie before the start of their school day. Right At School After-School services for Skokie students will be held at Crow Island. No transportation will be provided. Students will walk from Skokie to Crow Island at the end of their school day.

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Q: What school supplies should we bring?A: Please have your student bring a standard sized backpack. A homework folder will be provided and many basic supplies are available in the classroom. You can ask your teacher if anything else is needed. Some teachers might share an Amazon Wish List if you are interested in supporting this way as well.

Q: What does arrival look like?A: The gates and campus will officially open at 9:00am (students are not allowed on campus before this time). Students will be greeted at their assigned gate and directed to their classroom by their teacher or a staff member. Parents/guardians wanting to walk with their students may do so at this time, but then should leave campus by the 9:05am bell. Students arriving after the 9:05 bell rings must check in to the office for a Late Pass.

Q: How do I get involved with the PTA?A: The Reed Elementary PTA (Parent Teacher Association) is excited to welcome you, your family and student(s) to our school. For more information, please visit the PTA section of our website.

Q: Will meals be served?A: SJUSD is offering all students the option of receiving free brunch and lunch. Brunch will be served during morning recess. Meals are curated by our health and nutrition team and the offerings rotate throughout the week. Note, our brunch recess is not until after the first instructional block so please ensure your child has eaten breakfast before coming to school. We all know how challenging it is to be our best if we are hungry. Visit the Meal Program section of our website for more information.

You can always pack your own snacks and lunch. If you are sending your student to school with food be mindful of having packages they can open themselves, food they can eat with appropriate utensils or cleanly with their fingers. Please pack a refillable/reusable water bottle for your student. There are drinking fountains around campus and in classrooms. TopQ: Does my student need to bring a device to school?A: No, devices are available in the classrooms. Individual teachers will determine when it is necessary for their students to bring devices to/from school. Personal devices are not allowed - you must have a SJUSD issued device for use at school. The wireless system is not set up to allow personal devices onto the network.

TopQ: How are behavior issues handled?A: We are a PBIS school (Positive Behaviors Interventions and Supports). Our expectations are clearly stated, written, and practiced by staff, students, and families. We encourage using these specific terms and implementing them at home for routines, chores, and anything else that promotes treating others the way they would like to be treated and understanding the importance of a good attitude and effort. When something is done that does not meet these expectations re-teach them and support their growth. When they do meet these expectations reward them by recognizing the specific behavior that you want to see emulated again and again. Visit the PBIS section for more details.

TopQ: What does dismissal look like?A: School ends at 3:00pm*. At approximately 2:50pm, we will open gates 1, 5, 6 and 7 (see Gate Assignments map above). At this time, parents/guardians may come onto campus to greet their students at their classrooms. Please do not enter campus earlier than 2:50pm and be mindful that school is still in session until 3:00pm.

* NOTE: Students not picked up within 10 minutes of school ending will be sent to the office and parents/guardians will be called. tag_hash_112_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ If you are running late, please call the office at (408) 535-6247.TopQ: Does Reed offer before-or after-school care?A: Reed Elementary does not provide before or after school care, but there are 3

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Q: When are the breaks or minimum days??A: The Student Calendar is published up to 3 years in advance so you can see when school is out of session or if there are early release days. This is helpful when planning vacations so your student is not absent during the instructional periods. For more information, visit the Calendar section of the SJUSD website.

Transcripts are available upon request. Please go to the following link to submit your transcript request: . If you are not a Fairmont student, you will need to submit a request for a transcript to be sent to the school you attend. This will not be done automatically.

High school juniors and seniors face myriad decisions when pondering possible career and education choices. Recently, students contemplating healthcare careers received informative inside information when University of Washington School of Medicine in Spokane hosted a Business after School event.

In February, long before the coronavirus restrictions closed schools, that place was Gonzaga University. Students from UW's Med for Ed program organized hands-on activities, and facilitated a Q&A panel for more than a dozen high school students, parents, and teachers.

In Spokane, UWSOM students relish the opportunity to reach out to kids in their community. Some students tutor in science classrooms, others walk kids to their bus stops, and others facilitate Sleep Over for Science events, or help high school students shadow med school activities.

"One guy told us his grades were terrible in high school, but college changed everything for him," she said. "I get good grades, but I was relieved because I feel there's so much stress placed on high school grades."

"The exposure students had to the personal narratives about getting to med school was helpful," she said. "They learned there is more than one way to get to med school. Creating the time and pace for our students to intermingle and discuss the realities of med school broadened the possibility of them considering a healthcare career."

YMCA School Age Enrichment Programs make sure that the time gap before and after school is filled creatively and constructively. Homework help, an afternoon snack, art projects, and active group games are part of our program. YMCA school-age enrichment programs help children grow physically, and mentally while emphasizing and modeling the character development values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, and Responsibility. 006ab0faaa