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Albert Lea Family Y
Basic Information
Address: YMCA address: 2021 West Main St, Albert Lea, MN 56007. Programs are located at each of the elementary schools in Dist. 241 and 242.
Email: youthdirector@ymcaal.org
Phone Number: (507) 373-8228
Fax Number: (507) 373-3510
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: After school care
Sponsor:
Albert Lea Family Y
Director: Steve Patten- Youth Program Director
Schools Served: Albert Lea (Dist. 241)- Lakeview, Halverson, Hawthorne, and Sibley. Alden-Conger (Dist. 242)- Alden Elementary
School District: Albert Lea and Alden
County: Freeborn
Schedule: M-F after school- 6PM
Ages: Grades K-6
Membership/Pricing: YMCA membership not required. 2008-09 pricing- $31.50 per week. Daily fee and sliding scale also available
Setting:
There is a School's Out Site at each elementary school. The program generally meets in the school's gymnasium or another designated area.
History:
School's Out has been a program of the Albert Lea Family Y for approximatley 20 years.
Program Highlights:
Students have daily opportunities to participate in songs, games, crafts, and much more. All students are also enrolled in the Freeborn County 4-H as part of their registration.
Activities:
Along with activites at the program locations, School's Out participants also bo bowling throughout the school year, and attend the Y monthly for 4-H and other activities.
Program Information:
The School’s Out program is an after school program designed to meet the child care needs of working parents with school age children. Sachool's Out provides a safe environment within each elementary school for the children to develop strong emotional, physical, social, cognitive, and recreational skills.
While in the School’s Out program, students learn the four core values of the YMCA (caring, honesty, respect and responsibility) by seeing them modeled by the staff and engaging in activities that reinforce these values and the importance of putting them into practice.
Even if there is no school, the Y is committed to providing quality child care you can depend on. When school takes a day off, the Albert Lea Family Y provides Kid’s Day Off. Students can begin enjoying fun, crafts, games, swimming, and much more as early as 7 AM, and they can stay as late as 6PM.
For more inforamtion please check out the School's Out Website.
Slogan: We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities.