41. Palo Alto Unified School District - Parents - Programs - Child Care & Preschool child care Preschool. afterschool Programs at Palo Alto schools There is a licensed after-school child care program at each Palo Alto elementary school site. http://www.pausd.palo-alto.ca.us/parents/services/child_care/index.shtml

Select one... Board Agenda Board of Education Bus Passes Calendar Directory Ed. Technology eHomework eLibrary Employment eNews Facility Rental FAQs K-6 Science Guide Lunch Tickets Music Parcel Tax PTA Registration School Finder School Impact Fees Summer School Registration Curriculum Programs Services ... Services After-school Programs at Palo Alto Schools Morning care is available at some school sites. Check with your local program. A limited amount of subsidy money is available for eligible families. For more information about programs and how to register, contact the program director at your school site Preschool Family Parents participate with their children (ages birth to four) in a preschool program that includes adult discussion sessions for parent education and support. Programs are offered through the Palo Alto Adult School and held at the Greendell school site. For more information about classes and registration, contact Preschool Family at (650) 856-0833 or skeplinger@pausd.palo-alto.ca.us.

42. Welcome Offers early child care and before and after school care with an educational interest for children. Includes hours, rules, discipline procedures, costs, services provided, registration form and contact information. http://www.missirene.com/

Miss Irene and Mr.Kevin Welcome From Miss Irene The Child Development Center Our Hours and Costs Our Infants ... How to Contact Us Welcome and Thank You For Visiting MISS IRENE'S CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER and MISS IRENE'S CLUBHOUSE KIDS and MISS IRENE'S EDUCATIONAL TOY STORE Hello - My name is Irene Giffin Rhodes. I am the Director and co-owner of Miss Irene's Child Development Center, as well as that of Miss Irene's ClubHouse Kids, Inc., a before and after school program geared for elementary aged children, and Miss Irene's Educational Toy Store. My husband, Kevin, and I work together to bring you top quality child care and educational products for your family. Your ideas and suggestions are always welcomed by us on how we can improve our program or facility. Kevin and I have three children and three grandchildren. I'm sure you will see all of them around the Center from time to time. Having been in this business for nearly 25 years, I believe I can offer your family a good solution for your child care needs, and at affordable prices. Our web site explains some of the programs and policies at Miss Irene's. Please don't hesitate to call us if you have specific questions about our services. We look forward to meeting you and thank you for sharing your children with us. Miss Irene's is an Equal Opportunity Employe r and an Equal Opportunity Child Care Provider . No one is discriminated against due to age, race, religion, disabilities or gender. Miss Irene's participates in the

43. Palo Alto Unified School District - Parents - Programs - Child Care & Preschool For information about licensed, afterschool child care programs held on Palo Alto elementary school sites, contact the Program Director listed below. http://www.pausd.palo-alto.ca.us/parents/services/child_care/after_school.shtml

Select one... Board Agenda Board of Education Bus Passes Calendar Directory Ed. Technology eHomework eLibrary Employment eNews Facility Rental FAQs K-6 Science Guide Lunch Tickets Music Parcel Tax PTA Registration School Finder School Impact Fees Summer School Registration Curriculum Programs Services ... Services After-school Care For information about licensed, after-school child care programs held on Palo Alto elementary school sites, contact the Program Director listed below. School Site Child Care Provider Program Director Phone Number Addison Kids Club PACCC Wendy Miller Barron Park Kids Club PACCC Laura Stankovich Duveneck Kids Club PACCC Vicki Banks El Carmelo Kids Club PACCC Beth Lenze Escondido Kids Club PACCC Jessica Kurtz Rec at Fairmeadow Redwood Edna Barrios Rec at Hoover Redwood Lorene Stanley Juana Briones Kids Club PACCC Melanie Mueller Nixon Creative Sonya Severson Ohlone Kids Club PACCC Susan Dansker Palo Verde Kids Club PACCC Priscilla Wong Walter Hayes Kids Club PACCC Angie Lopez Besse Bolton Kids Club (at Fairmeadow) PACCC Andrea Robb Revised October 2003 About This Site Email Webmaster Site Map Staff Login ... Webmail

44. Kids Klub, Pasadena - Child Development Center And Preschool child development center offering preschool, after school programs, infant care, evening and weekend care with an emphasis on learning through discovery. Includes programs, staff, calendar and classes. http://www.kidsklubcdc.com

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45. MDRC - After-School & Child Care Youth Teen Mothers. Strengthening Families. afterschool child care. Fast Fact Archive. Working Papers on Research Methodology. after-school child care. http://www.mdrc.org/subarea_index_11.html

School-Based Reform Systemwide Reform Adult Learning Strengthening Families ... Publications Select a Project Accelerated Schools Achievement Gap BASRC Canada's ESP Canada's SSP Career Academies CET Replication Child Care Strategies CWBH ERA ESS First Things First Florida's FTP Hard-to-Employ Jobs First Jobs-First GAIN Jobs-Plus JOBSTART KIPP Schools LILAA MFIP New Chance New Hope NEWWS Next Generation NJI Ohio's LEAP Opening Doors Parents' Fair Share Project GRAD Strong Families Talent Development UK ERA Urban Change Vermont's WRP Wisconsin Works Work Support Cntrs Press Releases How-To Guides Policy Briefs Video Archive ... Working Papers on Research Methodology After-school and child care can play a critical role in families’ lives by supporting parents’ employment, fostering children’s development, or both. But many low-income parents who work have jobs that pay low wages and have irregular schedules. For them, the difficulties of securing affordable, accessible, and reliable high-quality care can be formidable. Child care research undertaken through Next Generation project examines how various welfare and work programs — and the child care policies embedded within them — have influenced families’ child care decisions and experiences and the consequent effects on parents’ employment and children’s development. This research draws insights from ethnographic analyses using data from in-depth, longitudinal interviews collected as part of the

46. Child Care Consultants Home Page Offers part and fulltime child care, before and after school child care with transportation, and summer camps for children ages 2 to 12. http://www.childcareconsultants.net/

Child Care Services Consulting Services OUR PHILOSOPHY We believe a child care center should provide children with a warm, home-like environment. Our staff members possess a genuine love of children that is shown through their continuous displays of affection and understanding. We believe children learn best in a supportive atmosphere where success and self-esteem are nurtured and reinforced. We create a love for learning by instilling confidence in each child. We believe that through strengthening social and intellectual capabilities children will be better prepared for life. Our children are taught how to compare, infer, judge, reorganize and make decisions abilities that make a child safer in today's world. We believe that parents play an integral part in their children's child care experience. Through daily notices, schedules and events, parents are kept abreast of the skills their children are learning at the center. Parent's comment: "...your staff has made Catlin feel very good about herself and learning. She really loves to go to school everyday ... Thank You." Chanda (Parent)

47. MDRC - Publications: After-School & Child Care afterschool child care, Welfare Reform, Work, and child care The Role of Informal care in the Lives of Low-Income Women and children Policy Brief. 2003. http://www.mdrc.org/subarea_publications_11.html

School-Based Reform Systemwide Reform Adult Learning Strengthening Families ... Welfare Reform in Miami Implementation, Effects, and Experiences of Poor Families and Neighborhoods 2004. Thomas Brock, Isaac Kwakye, Judy C. Polyné, Lashawn Richburg-Hayes, David Seith, Alex Stepick, Carol Dutton Stepick with Tara Cullen and Sarah Rich. Welfare caseloads fell, employment increased, and social conditions generally improved in Miami-Dade County after the 1996 federal welfare reform law was passed, but the county’s welfare-to-work work program was poorly implemented and unusually harsh. Welfare Reform, Work, and Child Care The Role of Informal Care in the Lives of Low-Income Women and Children Policy Brief 2003. Virginia W. Knox, Andrew S. London, Ellen K. Scott, Susan Blank Drawing on ethnographic interviews, this policy brief describes the patchwork child care arrangements made by low-income parents and discusses implications for policies that would promote the dual objectives of child well-being and parental employment.

48. Welcome To The Princeton Family YMCA Preschool and afterschool child care, swimming, summer day camp, youth sports, dance, martial arts and adult fitness options including aerobics, kickboxing and exercise equipment. http://www.princetonol.com/groups/ymca/

About Us Find out where we are located, meet our staff, and more. Contact/Comments Feel free to get in touch with us any time.Our email is prnctnymca@aol.com Register Register for the next session of YMCA classes before it is too late! Employment Opportunities Current career openings Princeton Family YMCA members share in the common vision that we are part of a worldwide fellowship working together to develop the mind, strengthen the body, and encourage the spirit in order to better the human condition. The YMCA benefits the communities and the neighborhoods that it works in. Our members, volunteers and staff belong to a caring, dedicated family that is a leader of personal community growth. Based in rich history and traditions, the YMCA, with a focus on youth, is in the vanguard of helping shape and positively influence present and future generations. Princeton Family YMCA Paul Robeson Place Princeton, New Jersey 08540 phone: 609-497-YMCA fax: 609-497-9031 back to top

49. Before And After School Child Care Registration aged children in grades K6. The cost of this service is $2 per child per day for morning care and $5 per child per day for after school care (until 600 PM). http://www.stcharles.k12.la.us/ins_before_after_reg.asp

Registration Form Registration Agreement The Before and After School Care Program serves only school-aged children in grades K-6. The cost of this service is $2 per child per day for morning care and $5 per child per day for after school care (until 6:00 PM). Before school care begins at 6:00 AM at Luling Elementary, St. Rose Elementary, Songy Kindergarten and New Sarpy Elementary and at 6:30 AM at R. J. Vial Elementary and Norco Elementary. If both before and after school care is desired, the fee is $7 per child per day. Registration for Before and After School Care will be held August 12-14 from 4:00-6:00 PM at all of the Before and After Care School Centers. The registration fee will be $5.00 per child, and checks are to be made payable to St. Charles Parish Public Schools. The centers are located at the following schools: Westbank Schools Eastbank Schools Luling Elementary School New Sarpy Elementary School Songy Kindergarten Center

50. Heritage Learning Center Provides quality child care for ages 18 months through 6th grade. Includes afterschool program with a variety of fun activities. http://www.hlc.info/

51. CSREES - USDA - Child & School-Age Care - Contacts time. Most of today s children and youth will spend more time in child care and afterschool programs than in formal education. http://www.csrees.usda.gov/childschoolagecare.html

Home Contact Us Site Map Search ... Youth Education Related Financial Security Health Information Technology Education Nutrition ... Education Programs Search Programs Quick Links Research Education Extension Consumers Youth Small Business International Ext. Offices Partners Overview In Focus Funding Partners ... Contacts Overview Every day in America, 13 million preschool children are left in child care arrangements, 24 million school-age youth are in need of after-school programs, and an estimated 5 million youth are without any adult supervision during out-of-school time. Most of today's children and youth will spend more time in child care and after-school programs than in formal education. The need for quality programs has never been greater. Unfortunately, national studies show that many child care and after-school programs are poor to mediocre. CSREES provides resources and national leadership to the Land-Grant University System to conduct research, education, and extension programs that will increase the quantity and improve the quality of child care (early care and education), school-age care (after-school), and teen out-of-school programs. In addition, CSREES collaborates with other federal agencies and organizations working on these issues. In Focus The National Integrated Food Safety Initiative (NIFSI) supports food safety grants that include food safety in child care and after-school programs.

52. Just Kiddin Licensed drop in child care for ages 3 through 12 for before and after school. Information on birthday party packages. http://columbiadropinchildcareandplaytime.com/

53. Child Care And Preschools By Creme De La Creme child care centers and preschools nationwide with summer camp and after school programs. http://www.cremedelacreme.com/

54. :: Early Child Care And After-School Care :: Researchers will compare the development of children who regularly attend highquality after-school programs with the development of selected classmates who http://www.wcer.wisc.edu/childcare/des3.html

Study of After-School Activities Directors: Deborah Lowe Vandell, Kim M. Pierce, Bradford Brown Funding: C.S. Mott Foundation What is the purpose of this study? This is a national study that seeks to determine the short-term and long-term impacts of high-quality after-school programs on the cognitive, academic, social, and emotional development of children and adolescents who are growing up in high-poverty communities. Researchers will compare the development of children who regularly attend high-quality after-school programs with the development of selected classmates who are not enrolled in such programs. Who is conducting the study? A research team led by Deborah Vandell of the University of Wisconsin and Elizabeth Reisner of Policy Studies Associates, Inc., will conduct this research, which is supported by grants from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. Why was your program selected to receive this invitation to participate in this study?

55. Crooked Lake Elementary Public K5 school, with special emphasis on reading. Before- and after-school child care. Online parent/student handbook and staff directory. http://www2.anoka.k12.mn.us/AnokaHennepinSchools/ElementarySchools/CrookedLake/C

CROOKED LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VISIT OUR WEBSITE 2939 Bunker Lake Blvd. Andover, Minnesota 55304 Directions: Hwy.10 to Round Lake Blvd. Go North on Round Lake to Bunker Lake Blvd. Take a right on Bunker Lake. School is 1/2 mile on the left side of Bunker Lake Blvd. Click Here for Attendance Area Map 2001-2002 Important Phone Numbers: Absence Line: (763) 506-2106 Adventures Plus: (763) 506-2113 Community Ed: (763) 506-2112 Fax: (763) 506-2103 Food Services (763) 506-2111 Health Service: (763) 506-2104 Principal: (763) 506-2100 Student Services (763) 506-2164 Volunteer Services (763) 506-2130 Grades: Kindergarten - Grade 5 School Day: 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM Enrollment: 676 students Principal: Alan Vokaty Middle School(s) Attended by Our Students: Fred Moore - 60% Oakview - 40% High School(s) Attended by Our Students: Anoka Andover We Offer: Student Services Advocate Peer Mediation Community Ed Classes Adventures Plus All day every other day Kindergarten Talent Development "Challenge Math" "Jr. Great Books"

56. Publications - Child Care Aware a Quality afterschool Program for Your child, Selecting a Quality after-school Program for Your child Concerned about after school care for your child? http://www.childcareaware.org/en/tools/pubs/

Advanced Search Page What You Should Know 5 steps to choosing care Licensing Accreditation Types of Care ... If you can't find care Tools For Parents Child care connector Evaluating a provider Choosing Child Care Additional Resources + Publications > Daily Parent Newsletter Browse issues New! This brochure will give you a good start to knowing how you and your child's caregiver can best build your child's early reading and writing skills. Find out simple ways for your child to have fun with literacy both in child care and at home. This brochure also provides an Early Literacy Child Care Checklist to help you evaluate the early literacy materials your child's caregiver offers. Download Brochure (pdf) English version (331 KB) Spanish version (335 KB) Order Publications Have one mailed to me Order in bulk New! Finding Help Paying for Child Care This brochure addresses the difficulties many families face in meeting the cost of child care. Find out how you might be able to reduce your child care costs by taking advantage of child care subsidies, tax credits, and exploring alternatives to full-time care. Download Brochure (pdf) English version (504 KB) Spanish version (676 KB) Order Publications Have one mailed to me Order in bulk New!

57. Welcome To Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Before and after school childcare in Hampton, Virginia. http://www.gloriadei.net/

58. Evaluating After-School Care This study was funded by Stone Soup child care Programs, a provider of afterschool care; by RAND, through its child Policy Project; and by the Promising http://www.rand.org/publications/RB/RB2505/

Evaluating After-School Care More and more children with mothers who work outside of the home are participating in after-school programs, and increased federal and state funding suggests that the number of such programs will continue to grow in the coming years. Funding for the U.S. Department of Education's 21st Century Community Learning Centers alone increased from $1 million in 1997 to $450 million in 2000, with $1.5 billion proposed for 2002. The impetus for this growth extends beyond increased government funding. For instance, a partnership between the U.S. Department of Education and the Mott Foundation has given rise to the Afterschool Alliance, a coalition of public and private organizations dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of after-school programs and advocating on their behalf. The alliance's goal is that every child should have access to high-quality, affordable after-school care by 2010. The "high-quality" goal is particularly daunting. The need for after-school services became apparent so quickly that there has been virtually no time to muster support for testing and evaluating the various aspects of the programs being offered. Program managers who are committed to high-quality care have thus been faced with the challenge of attempting to measure their activities against almost nonexistent standards.

59. Southeastern PA SACC Project - Home Southeastern Pennsylvania, provides training and technical assistance resources for after school programs including an online newsletter, resource links and program planning information. http://www.sepasacc.org

Last updated 6/3/04 Southeastern Pennsylvania School Age Child Care Project Since 1986, the Southeastern Pennsylvania School Age Child Care Project has provided technical assistance, staff training and support to build the supply and quality of school-age care and after-school programs. In the news ... Pennsylvania 21st Century Community Learning Centers RFA due April 30, 2004. Preproposal conference April 2, 2004 U.S. Census Bureau estimates 1,437,205 school-age children in Pennsylvania People are talking about .. Fundraising Idea: Basket Auction to raise $30,000 CDBG funding used for after-school programs Fishing as an after-school activity The National AfterSchool Association ... NSACA Accreditation Pause Coming Events ... June 5, 2004 15th Annual Beating the Heat Conference with Jim "Mr. H.A.P.P.Y." Atkinson, Germantown Friends, Phila. Our Story Technical Assistance Publications Resource Library ... What's New (NEW) Staff Openings Montgomery Early Learning Centers 201 Sabine Avenue Narberth, PA 19072

60. Columbia Heights Child Care/After School Programs child care / after school Programs. Barbara Chambers Day care 1470 Irving St NW 3876755. child care/after school Programs. day, after-school programs. http://www.innercity.org/columbiaheights/agencys/achild.html

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