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Melrose YMCA Afterschool Program @ Douglass School
Basic Information
Address: 2627 Park Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
Email: sanderson@cincinnatiymca.org
Phone Number: 513-363-1928
Fax Number: 513-363-1920
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Additional Information
Focus: After-school care for elementary students grades K-6
Sponsor:
YMCA of Greater Cincinnati ( Melrose Branch)
Director: Sandra Anderson, Afterschool Coordinator
Schools Served: Cincinnati Public Schools
School District: Cincinnati Public Schools
County: Hamilton
Schedule: 2:15 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Ages: Ages 5-12 years old; grades K-6
Capacity: 90
Membership/Pricing: $70/wk; $18/day childcare vouchers accepted
Setting:
Gymnasium, Cafeteria, classrooms and playground settings at Douglass School (A Community Learning Center)
History:
Program at Douglass began 2007-08 school year. Melrose YMCA has a long history in the community as an afterschool childcare provider
Program Highlights:
The YMCA School-Age Care Curriculum Framework is designed around eight core curriculum areas; Arts and humanities, Character development, Health, wellness, and fitness, Homework support, Literacy, Science and technology, Service learning, and Social competence and conflict resolution
Activities:
Homework support, Math, science, reading enrichment, Health and wellness, Character Developement, Social Competancy and Recreational activities
Program Information:
Contact Sandra Anderson for more program information at 513-363-1928
Slogan: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all