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Dream Catcher Afterschool Program
Basic Information
Address: C.R. Neal Dream Center
2430 Atlas Road
Columbia, SC 29209
Phone Number: 803-647-0178
Fax Number: 803-647-9182
Additional Information
Focus: Academic Enrichment
Sponsor:
Richland County DSS
Director: Sarah P. Franklin
Schools Served: Elementary: Meadowfield, Horrell Hill, Caughman Rd., Annie Burnside, Mill Creek, Hopkins ; Middle: Southeast, Hopkins, Crayton, Hand, Horrell Hill
School District: Richland One
County: Richland
Schedule: M-F; 2:30-6:00 p.m.
Ages: 5-13
Capacity: 90
Membership/Pricing: $25 Registration Fee; $50 weekly Fee; Sibling Discounts Available; Tuition Assistance when Available
Setting:
Group by class: K-1; 2nd-3rd; 4th-5th; 6th-8th. Class Sizes: 18-22 students/class. Safe, structured & organized environment. Educated, professional & nuturing staff.
History:
Dream Catcher Afterschool Program has provided afterschool services to the community for over five years. It's is known for providing tuition assistance to those families in need.
Program Highlights:
Our program offers our students Inquiry Based, Hands-On Enrichment Activities, such as Math Mania & Super Science Lab. A new Arts activity is introduced each 9 week period, such as Arts & Crafts, Photography, Dance, & Golf; Financial Literacy, Health, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Education is provided to our students as well.
Support Services:
Parent Meetings; Family Literacy Programs, Agency Referral Services; TRN
Activities:
Independent Reading; Social Development (Games, Journaling, Pair Reading); Enrichment (Math, Arts, Science & Technology); Physical Fitness & Recreation.
Field Trip Destinations: SC State Museum of History & Art; Congaree National Park; Riverbank Zoo & Botanical Garden
Slogan: "Where Do Your Dreams Lie?"