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  2023-24 Fees (5 days)

  School Age Childcare (SACC) fees are based on enrollment, not attendance.

  Before-School Childcare*: $42/week

  After-School Childcare*: $84/week

  Before and After School Childcare*: $126/week

  3-Days Per Week Option**

  • AM Only: $29.50/week
  • PM Only: $58.75/week
  • AM and PM: $88.25/week

   

  Initial fees for Before and/or After Childcare include a $50 non-refundable registration fee for the first child and $25 per additional child.

  *Please note that Before and After School Care Fees are based on five days (Monday-Friday)

  **Parents must sign up for a consistent schedule on the same three days and sessions of the week

   

  2023-24 Optional Care Fees

  Optional Care Only (All Days): $400

  Optional Care – Half Days Only (5 Days): $300

  Optional Care PT Conferences (2 Full Days): $200

   

   

  Payment Schedule

  Regular payments are typically paid in two-week installments. Parents, families, and caregivers are encouraged to view the 2022-2023 payment schedule. To avoid the cancellation of services, please ensure payments are received on the scheduled due dates. Families are not responsible for payments during winter and spring recess; these payments are not included on the schedule.

   

  Payment Options

  Payments, including checks and money orders, should be addressed to District 65 Childcare. Please include the child’s name or ID number with the payment. The childcare payment dropbox is located outside of the main entrance of the JEH Education Center (1500 McDaniel Avenue, Evanston). Credit card payments can be made during normal business hours. There will be a $15 late payment fee for families who miss payment deadlines.

  Pay Childcare Fees Online

  Need help? Instructions for making payments online 

  NOTE: If you have submitted a paper application for the SACC program, please allow one business day before making a payment online.

   

  Optional Care Payments

  Please contact the Childcare Office at (847) 859-8118 or (847) 859-8078 to confirm availability of Optional Care prior to making a payment. Optional Care payments are due in full one week prior to the first Optional Care date, unless you have obtained a pre-approved payment plan. For more information about Optional Care, visit our Optional Care web page.

   

• Space in the District 65 School Age Childcare (SACC) program is limited at each site and availability is on a first-come, first-served basis. Per DCFS guidelines, there are several documents required to complete the annual childcare registration process. Applications must be completed each school year and are only considered complete when all documents have been received by the Childcare Office.

  The enrollment process can be completed in two parts:

  1. Complete the enrollment packet
  2. Send the additional required documents to the Childcare Office (documents can be accessed towards the end of the online registration process). Paper copies of application documents are also available in the Childcare Office on the first floor of the JEH Education Center.

   

  Enrollment Packet

  Parents and guardians are encouraged to review and download the 2022-2023 Enrollment Packet, 2022-2023 Enrollment Packet (Español), if they would like to enroll their child in the District 65 School Age Childcare program in the 2022-2023 school year.

  2023 Incoming Kindergartners and New Families

  2023-2024 Enrollment Packet
  2023-2024 Enrollment Packet (Spanish)

   

  Enrollment Checklist

  Enrollment documents can be emailed to [email protected] or [email protected] or dropped off/mailed to the Joseph E. Hill Education Center (Attn. Childcare Services) at 1500 McDaniel Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201).

  • Completed Enrollment Packet
  • USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) form (complete sections 1, 5 and 6)
  • Download the 2022-2023 form in English or Spanish.  

  • Payment
  • Copy of the child’s Birth Certificate (only required for children being enrolled for the first time)
  • Physical Examination Forms (only required for children being enrolled for the first time or children returning after being out of the program for two or more years)
  • Review and complete (the verification of receipt) page 11 from the Summary of Licensing Standards for Daycare Centers form provided by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services

   

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