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Green County YMCA
Basic Information
Address: 1307 2nd St Monroe, WI 53566
Email: shannymarie11@yahoo.com
Phone Number: 608-325-2003
Fax Number: 608-325-2058
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: Keeping children safe by helping with homework, playing fun games, and doing exciting crafts Monday - Friday
Sponsor:
Green County YMCA
Director: Shannon Hawkinson
Schools Served: Parkside Elementary, Northside Elementary, Abraham Lincoln Elementary, and St. Victors Elementary
School District: Monroe
County: Green
Schedule: Monday - Friday 3:15 pm - 5:15 pm
Ages: 5-11
Capacity: 18 children
Membership/Pricing: YMCA Members $5.00/day YMCA Non-members: $ 13.00/day
Setting:
We are located in the back lounge which holds an air hockey table, table tennis table, a basketball hoop game, a large table, 3 televisions, and two Nintendo Wii's with multiple games.
Program Highlights:
We provide healthy snacks for the children when they all arrive and beverages. At least once a month we go swimming in our indoor pool and every Friday the children get to go into our gymnastic's center and play on the different equipment we have available. We also go on fun scavenger hunts around the YMCA and to the near by park (Twining Park).
Activities:
We have the first 30 minutes to work on homework (the teacher does assist and check the work), then 15-20 minutes to eat our healthy snack and drink the beverages provided. Then the last hour we either play fun games, make exciting crafts, or go into the swimming pool or the gymnasium
Field Trip Destinations: We have gone to the SLICE rink in the past and plan to in the future. We do ask the children what fun field trips we can go on through out the year.
Slogan: We build Strong Kids, Strong Families, Strong Communities