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Home | National Directories | After School Programs | East YMCA of Dane County Before and Afterschool Programs- Madison |
East YMCA of Dane County Before and Afterschool Programs- Madison
Basic Information
Address: 711 Cottage Grove Rd. Madison, WI 53716
Phone Number: 608-221-5462
Fax Number: 608-221-9622
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Additional Information
Focus: Child care and enrichment opportunities
Director: Kate Hurlburt
Schools Served: Elvehjem Elementary, Schenk Elementary, Kennedy Elementary, Frank Allis Elementary, Lowell Elementary, Gompers Elementary, Sandburg Elementary
School District: Madison
County: Dane
Schedule: Before Schpmool: 7am- school begins; After school:Time school gets out-5:45pm
Ages: We serve kindergarten thru 5th grade; ages 5-12
Capacity: Space dependent on school;contact program coordinator- Rachel Haney for more details
Membership/Pricing: Prices are on a per month schedule.YMCA membership(M) participant(P); Before school: 5 days/wk $120(M) $135(P);4 days/wk $110(M) $125(P);3 days/wk $100(M) $115(P); After school: 5 days/wk $260(M) $285(P);4 days/wk $240(M) $265(P);3 days/wk $220(M) $245(P)
Setting:
Both our before school and afterschool programs occur within the school. Frank Allis and Lowell children are bussed to the East YMCA for program.
History:
The YMCA has been providing quality child care in Dane County for the past 20 years
Program Highlights:
No school day care(School's Out Fun Club) and early release days- see separate listing for details. Monthly swim days at the YMCA. We offer both before and after school care. Both morning and afternoon snacks are provided. Our programs are within the schools.
Support Services:
We work with a variety of agencies to meet the needs of the children.
Activities:
Program includes a variety of teacher led projects and child initiated activities including, art, enrichment, building, active, games, dramatic play and quiet choices.
Field Trip Destinations: Once a month swim days at the YMCA
Fieldtrips occur during School's Out Fun Club and vary.
Program Information:
Through the use of our 4 core values(honesty, responsibility, respect,caring), we provide a fun safe environment within the schools for the children both before and after school. Our programs serve children in kindergarten thru 5th grade. Programs provide different areas for child initiated play including art, enrichment, building, quiet, dramatic play, games, and active choices. We also offer teacher led activities based on our exciting weekly themes. The children have the chance to participate in science club, Junior Achievement, kidz fit(certain schools) and kidz lit within the program. We offer healthy morning and afternoon snacks, no school day and early release care, and monthly swim trips to the YMCA. Children are engaged throughout the day in age appropriate activities, active games and outside time. Our program is a great opportunity for children to have fun, make new friends, and participate in activities.
Slogan: We build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities