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WELCOME TO childcare!
We are excited to be able to provide before and after school childcare through the Beyond the Bell program at Tacoma Public Schools!
Regional Manager: Ashley Garcia
2023-24 Registration is Opens June 16th!
Online Registration
Please visit the registration link above or call for more details and to sign up. Space is limited.
Fees/Prices
Before School Childcare: $300/month
After School Childcare: $325/month
Before AND After School Childcare: $550/month
Please talk with staff about financial aid available
Monday-Friday
7:15am – Start of School
After School – 6:00pm
For Extended Learning Opportunities like activities, clubs, field trips and sports at your school, visit Tacoma Public School’s Beyond the Bell webpage to learn more. Login to your Compass: TPS Family App account and visit the activities page to see what options are available at your student’s school.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound Before & After School Childcare brings our more than 80-year commitment to serving our community’s youth through academic success, healthy lifestyles, character and leadership right here to your school.
Every day brings a fresh variety of fun experiences including academic enrichment, gym time, and STEAM activities supporting social and emotional learning and growth. Self-directed time is combined with structured programming to give our time together variety.
We’re committed to offering personalized experiences for every student. Our supportive staff want to see every student grow and thrive.
Our programming is based on the trusted Boys & Girls Clubs of America curriculum, which continues to evolve with the needs of the Whole Child.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Are you a licensed childcare provider?
Yes
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How is this different than a Club?
Our Club programming is generally offsite at one of our Club locations and only offered after school hours or at other specified times. Childcare is a new service offered before and after school and located at each participating school building. Generally, the Clubs can also offer more financial assistance for those who qualify. Because our Before & After School Childcare services are licensed, we are able to accept childcare subsidies such as Working Child Care Connections (WCCC).
3. Can I do both a Club and Before & After School Childcare? How do I choose?
Most people choose based on the age of their child, their financial situation and other factors unique to your student.
We’re happy to talk through options with you.
4. What are the hours of your Childcare?
Our programming usually starts at 7:15 a.m. until the start of school, then after school until 6:00 p.m. Hours vary for partial school days and are communicated in advance. Check with your school to confirm specific hours as it varies between schools.
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BGCA nationally-created curriculum
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Customized support for each child
6. How much does it cost?
FEES:
Before school childcare – $300/month
After school childcare – $325/month
Before AND after school childcare – $550/month
Financial aid is available.
7. Do you provide food/snacks?
We provide snacks for every child.
8. What is the ratio of adults to children at your care facility?
1:15 as per state guidelines.
9. Are the caregivers employed by BGCSPS?
Yes
Jovie of Tacoma Babysitting & Nanny Services
Jovie of Tacoma Babysitting & Nanny Services | Jovie Childcare
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2661 N Pearl St Suite 409
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Servicing Tacoma, Gig Harbor, University Place and surrounding areas
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Jovie will find the perfect childcare fit for your family – a full-time or part-time nanny that makes your routines better and your life a bit smoother.
Whether you need childcare for the 8-to-5 hustle, after school, or just during the summer, Jovie will help you find a nanny that feels like part of the family.
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Jovie’s reliable and vetted sitters will give you the time back you need to put date night and a bit of me-time back on the calendar. Our sitters are ready to help you say yes to family, work, and life — to find balance and a way to thrive.
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Jovie can provide childcare for businesses, organizations, and special events. We plan and manage childcare for conferences, parties, weddings, business meetings, and employee backup care. Whatever the event, you’ll know the kids are safe and having fun with Jovie caregivers.
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Jamie O’Leary
Franchise Owner
Jamie and her husband Sean are the owners of several Jovie franchises in western Washington and in Minnesota.
She is a Tacoma native and alumna of Curtis High School. Jamie graduated from Washington State University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Child Development. After college, Jamie went to work as a Program Director at a childcare center, followed by a career in recruiting and sales. In 2013 Jamie “retired” from the corporate world to stay home with their three small children. Now, as a Jovie owner, Jamie has the opportunity to combine business with passion to strengthen local families in the community where she grew up.
Camber
Family Placement Manager
Camber is the Family Placement Manager for our Jovie teams serving Mill Creek, Renton, Tacoma and surrounding communities throughout the Puget Sound region. She is a graduate of Washington State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality Business Management. Camber worked with kids all throughout high school and college, then transitioned into restaurant management. Through becoming a wife and mother of three vibrant children, Camber has realized her passion for family, and she is excited to blend her love of children and hospitality with her role as the Family Placement Manager.
When Camber is not helping our wonderful families or mentoring our fabulous role models, she is busy perfecting a new recipe, playing hide-and-seek with her kiddos, or out looking for orca whale sightings around Puget Sound. Camber is eager to help others care for and Build Stronger Families within the community.
Krystiana
Human Resources Manager
Krystiana is the Human Resources Manager here at Jovie of Mill Creek, Renton, & Tacoma. After working in childcare for over fourteen years, she was inspired to advance her career growth by becoming a manager of childcare professionals. She shares her knowledge with all of our Jovie caregivers by providing her own resources, trainings, and mentorship. She has said that it is her goal to provide the best match for each family that she is sending caregivers to and that seeing the bonds that they create, is the best part of the job. Outside of creating connections with caregivers, Krystiana enjoys spending time exploring the different photogenic locations here in the great pacific northwest by taking long road trips with her husband and her three dogs.
She has a Can Do attitude and enjoys creating connections with her team.
Tirza
Recruiting Manager
Tirza is the Recruiting Manager for Jovie serving families throughout the Puget Sound region. Tirza was born in the Netherlands, raised in Maryland, and moved to Tacoma in 2018. She graduated with a degree in Early Childhood Education and has experience as a classroom teacher. In addition, Tirza has worked within several families as their nanny, including an Au Pair experience which allowed her to deepen her Dutch roots. One of Tirza’s greatest passions is intentionally building relationships with people using words of encouragement, motivation and an enthusiastic spirit. She has a thorough understanding of what it takes to be a successful Role Model and enjoys mentoring our wonderful team of caregivers and fulfilling our promise of Building Stronger Families.
Christi
Marketing Manager
Christi is the Marketing Manager for Jovie. She was born and raised in San Diego, California and has worked her way up to the Pacific Northwest through undergrad in Eugene, Oregon all the way up to her Mom’s hometown of Seattle, Washington.
She earned her BA as a double major in Family & Human Services and Sociology from the University of Oregon. Christi gained experience working with children and families during undergrad through interning at non-profits such as Relief Nursery and Parenting Now. She had a variety of roles working as a preschool teacher, daycare leader, and parenting educator assistant. Fun fact, Christi originally joined Jovie as a sitter and so working with children and families has always been a great passion of hers. In her free time, she enjoys getting outside and exploring nature, cuddling with her cat, cooking and trying new recipes, and exercising to stay healthy.
Katie
Role Model Manager
Katie is the Role Model Manager for the Jovie offices in Mill Creek, Renton, & Tacoma. She was born and raised in Washington and has three children of her own. Before she joined Jovie, she was a hard working manager in the customer service industry. With experience in the customer service profession, Katie loves to provide quality experience to everyone she meets.
She brings her enthusiasm, parenting experience, and positivity to the role and is excited to help families find their perfect sitter. When she is not busy working, she enjoys baking in large quantities for her family and friends! She also enjoys taking her three sweet children to various places all over the great Pacific Northwest.
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Washington Child Care Investment Needed to Prevent Child Care Crises
TACOMA, WA – May 27, 2020 – Thousands of licensed Washington childcare facilities report they are at risk of permanent closure due to the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The loss of these high-quality programs would greatly exacerbate a decade-long crisis in childcare in our state, where demand exceeded supply, waiting lists for childcare lasted months and even years, and childcare professionals were appallingly underpaid.
While recent child care grants made possible by federal COVID-19 stimulus funding may help some programs stay afloat during these challenging times, it is becoming increasingly clear that not all child care programs will survive. According to our recent survey of licensed childcare organizations, 41 percent of those surveyed believe they are in danger of permanent closure, largely due to the financial impact of the crisis. Our survey showed that only two percent of the licensed providers who answered our question received federal loans to cope with the consequences of the economic crisis, and only eight percent were able to successfully apply for and win loans under the federal paycheck protection program.
“Washington childcare services have been financially hanging by a thread of proverbial chatter for decades.
” The loss of much of their income from leaving so many children at home, combined with the increased costs of running small childcare businesses during the pandemic, have forced hundreds of children to close their doors temporarily. Those who have stayed open are struggling to work on lower incomes and without personal protective equipment and health insurance,” said Deann Burtch Puffert, CEO of Enterprise Child Care Aware of Washington. “Our The state must recognize the critical role that childcare plays in restarting and sustaining our economy because most parents of young children work. An investment in the childcare industry is an investment in every other industry, because investing in childcare keeps parents working and employers working.”
The Washington Child Care Crisis cost employers in our state $2.08 billion in direct costs in 2017 and $6.5 billion in direct and opportunity costs, according to a 2019 report, Assembly Child Care Expenses from the Washington State Department of Commerce and other organizations that are part of the State Joint Working Group on Child Care.
The report also notes that 36 percent of parents in Washington State have left work or school due to lack of access to quality child care.
Child Care Aware The WA Survey of Licensed Child Care Providers found that only 49 providers that responded to the questionnaire applied for and received federal loans under the Economic Injury Protection Program, and only 202 providers that responded to the questionnaire applied for and received federal loans under the Payroll Accident Protection Program. Over 2,500 of the 5,400 licensed providers in Washington responded to our survey. Many programs are currently applying for new grants funded under the federal CARES Act. Our statewide Early Learning Coaches help providers apply.
Child Care Aware of Washington is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to connecting families to local, high quality, licensed child care and early education programs and providing support to high quality care providers. As a nationwide network of six regional agencies, we work side by side with childcare providers to offer continuing education services and postgraduate scholarships to help providers integrate research-based work,
best practices in their programs.
We track data on the supply, demand, and cost of childcare services nationwide and in every county. We are committed to ensuring that every child in Washington, regardless of race, religion, gender, ethnicity, culture, primary language, or economic status, has access to the quality early childhood care and education they need to succeed in school and life. For more information, please visit our website at http://wa.childcareaware.org and follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Child-Care-Aware-of-Washington -149636987661/ and Twitter @childcarewa.
The Tacoma Retreat, Tacoma – Updated 2023 Prices
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Located in Tacoma, 8.5 km from Museum of Glass, The Tacoma Retreat provides accommodation with a garden, free WiFi and an ATM. The property features city views, and is 41 km from Hands on Children’s Museum.
The holiday home is equipped with 2 bedrooms, a kitchen with fridge and oven, and 1 bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a washing machine. Towels and bed linen are provided in the holiday home.
A children’s playground is available on site and cycling can be enjoyed within close proximity of the holiday home.
The nearest airport is Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, 38 km from The Tacoma Retreat.
The Tacoma Retreat has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Dec 15, 2019 2022.
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Take a much-needed vacation to the wonderful city of Tacoma! It’s here that’ll you’ll be able to enjoy wonderful places such as the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium, where you can experience a fun-filled day with your family looking at all the beautiful wildlife Washington has to offer. Uncover amazing history at the Museum of Glass where you can learn all about this incredible art form, and perhaps even take some home for yourself!
Come back to your new home away from home and bask in the home’s humble ambiance.
Step into the small yet modest kitchen, set up with stainless steel appliances so you can cook up a delicious meal for yourself and your guests, and sit at the dining table with a couple of good drinks in hand and some good company. There’s plenty of room in your own enclosed backyard for man’s best friend to run around in. Throw your clothes into the washer/dryer provided to clean up the day’s dirt, and then flip on the TV in your pajamas as you slowly drift off into a good night’s sleep.
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Only one thing upset him: in various printed publications reflecting the history of Krasnoznamensk, there are many inaccuracies and factual errors. 
In the summer, families are taken to the Moscow River. 
The coat immediately fell in love with the representatives of the blue blood and became exclusively a palace weekend attire “paltrok”. 
This variety did not hamper the movements of the hands and body. A distinctive feature of the raglan coat was five fasteners on the left side, a turn-down collar with a metal hook for the fastener and, of course, a straight cut. They began to wear such a coat model only half a century after the death of the field marshal, in the 21st century. 
The overcoat is usually sewn from dense wool, a beautifully designed fold flaunts on the back. Previously, overcoats were produced only with metal buttons, unfortunately, this military attribute is almost absent on brand new coats. 
Stylists say that a coat for a modern man is not at all an attribute of a strict business style. It is worn with plaid shirts, and with jeans, and with oxfords, and even with ordinary work shoes. Therefore, before you say “I don’t work there” or “I don’t do what I do to put on a coat,” think ten times and finally please yourself with a worthy new thing in your wardrobe. 
Your best bet is to open your closet and go through all your clothes. Then decide whether such outerwear suits your style or not. 