After care school: Before & After School Programs for Grades K-6

Опубликовано: February 23, 2023 в 4:25 am

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School Age Care – Dexter Community Schools

Contact Us

Dexter Community Education

School Age Care Program

2704 Baker Road

Dexter MI 48130

734-424-4180 ext. 1410

Registration for Fall 2023 After School care opens March 17th, 2023 for current families; April 5th for everyone.

You must complete registration to hold your spot. Current families’ spots cannot be held after April 4th.

AFTER School CARE

Dexter Community Services is pleased to offer school age care services at Bates School in addition to the many opportunities we offer for the Dexter Community.

Our staff are highly motivated individuals who are qualified, experienced and caring. Our licensed program has been in operation for over 20 years, offering extended services beyond the school calendar. The care program is closed when school is canceled due to inclement weather.

Anchor, Beacon & Wylie students are escorted by Dexter Community Education staff to their Aftercare classroom. Creekside students ride the bus to the bus hub and walk to their Aftercare classroom. Each classroom has a lead teacher and an assistant, all of whom are experienced and highly motivated caregivers.

No School Days

When school is scheduled not to be in session for either a full or half-day, we offer special programs for Young 5 through 6th grade students in Dexter Community Schools. You may choose which days to enroll your child. Our programs are fun, age appropriate, and incorporate a wide variety of activities. We plan projects, presentations, and off-site learning opportunities to develop and enhance children’s interests and awareness of the world around them. These programs are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. In the event that programs do not fill, they may be cancelled or plans may be adjusted.

Enrolling in Child Care
Registering for Non-School Day Care
Adding Emergency Contacts and Authorized Pickups
Adding Auto Pay for Child Care Accounts
Printing Your Child Care Tax Statements

Once you have added a child to your account you can select to enroll them in the child care provided by your district or organization directly from your dashboard.

1. Navigate to Dexter Schools’ Eleyo site and click Sign In.
The Sign In page is displayed.
2. Sign into your account.
Your Dashboard is displayed.

3. Under “Enroll In” select the desired child care service.

The registration page for the selected child care service is displayed.
4. Under “Attending Child” select the child you would like to enroll, or click Add New Child.
Clicking Add New Child will provide a form to enter the child’s details. Once completed, click Add New Child.

5. Once selected, click Looks Good. Start Registering.
The Emergency Contacts and Authorized Pickups screen is displayed.
6. Review your displayed Emergency Contacts and confirm they are authorized for drop off/pick up, or click Add Emergency Contact to add new emergency contacts.
First time registrants must enter at least one emergency contact.

Note: Districts or organizations may set a minimum number of emergency contacts that are required for each child.

7. Once complete, click Verify Contacts/Pickups and Continue.
8. Review the displayed program and season information, then select your child care location.
9. Click Use Location and Continue.

Note: If your district has setup terms and conditions or any required questions for registering in child care, you will be presented with them here.

The contract schedule page is displayed.

10. Select your schedule type as either: Consistent Schedule, Pick Your Weeks, Pick Your Days, Drop-In, or Non-School Day.

Note: Schedule Types are set by the district or organization, not all options may be available.

Consistent Schedule: Pick the same days of the week for every week.
Pick Your Weeks: Choose consistent days but pick the weeks of attendance.
Pick Your Days: Pick a varied schedule of specific dates.
Drop-In Days: Pick selected days for emergency care without other contracted care.
Non-School Days: Allows child care on non-school days without other contracted days.

Depending on your selection, you will be presented with different scheduling options for selecting days or weeks of care.

11. Choose your dates and times.
12. Once your schedule is selected click Complete Schedule Setup and Continue.
13. If required, complete the required questions and click Complete Questions and Continue.
The listed questions are designated by the district or organization that provides the child care and can vary from program to program.
14. Select an existing payment method or click Add Saved Payment Method.
Selecting to add a payment method will prompt you to add a bank account or credit/debit card for payment processing.

15. Click Complete Registration.
The enrollment confirmation page is displayed.

Your request for child care is submitted and is pending approval from the district. When the district has approved the request, you will receive an email confirmation of the approval.

1. Navigate to your program’s Eleyo site and click Sign In.
The Sign In page is displayed.
2. Sign into your account.
Your Dashboard is displayed.
3. Under “Your Accounts” select the desired Child Care Account.

The child care contract page is displayed.
4. Click Register Non-School Days.

5. Select your attending child and click Continue.
6. Select the season and click Continue.
A list of Non-School Days for the selected season is displayed.
7. Select the Non-School Days you want to register for.
8. Click Continue.
The Choose Location screen is displayed.

9. Select the Non-School Day location from the drop down for each selected date.
10. Click Continue.

If your district has setup terms and conditions or any required questions for registration for the Non-School days, you will be presented with them here.

Once all steps have been completed, your request for non-school day care will be submitted and is pending approval from the district. When the district has approved the request, you will receive an email confirmation of the approval.

Note: Non-School Days can only be canceled from your account page before they are approved by your district or organization. If you need to cancel care on a Non-School Day after it has been approved, you must contact the site administrator for your district or organization.

Viewing Registered Non-School Days

Once your request for Non-School Day care is approved, you can view those dates by:

Click Your Dashboard in the footer section.
Under “Your Accounts” select the child care account the non-school days are associated with.
Under “Current and Upcoming Contracts” select your child’s contract
Any non-school days the child is registered for will be listed under the “Non-School Days” header.

Adding a family member or relationship to your Eleyo account allows you to set them as emergency contact, or as an authorized pickup.

Emergency contacts are persons listed on file to contact in case of an emergency. This contact information applies to all district courses and care. Authorized pickups in Eleyo are persons that are able to pick a child up from child care.

Each of these options are different but both can be added to the same relationship.

By default, emergency contacts are not listed as authorized pickups in the Eleyo Child Care Attendance app and can not sign children out through the kiosk. They need to be added as an authorized pickup before sites can release the child to them.

Adding an Emergency Contact

Emergency Contacts for a child may be added or updated during the Child Care registration process for a new Season (School Year or Summer). If you need to update Emergency Contacts for a child before or after completing a registration, use these steps:

Navigate to your program’s Eleyo site and click Sign In.
The Sign In page is displayed.
Sign into your account.
Your Dashboard is displayed.
Under “Manage Family Members” find your child and click Edit Emergency Contacts.
Click Add Emergency Contact or Create New Emergency Contact.

If you have already created the family member/relationship in Eleyo, click Add Emergency Contact and select them from the list that is presented or click Choose.

If you have not created the family member/relationship, click Create New Emergency Contact. Complete all required fields and click Create Emergency Contact.

NOTE: Emergency contacts must be added for each child separately.

You can use the Edit pencil icon to update an existing contact person or use the red Remove icon to delete a contact person.

Adding an Authorized Pickup

In Eleyo, any user account listed as a parent of the child will automatically be listed as an authorized pickup. To add additional family members/relationships as an authorized pickup for your child in Eleyo, use these steps:

Navigate to your program’s Eleyo site and click Sign In.
The Sign In page is displayed.
Sign into your account.
Your Dashboard is displayed.
Under “Your Accounts” select the desired Child Care Account.
Under “Account Management” click Manage Authorized Pickups.
Click Add Authorized Pickup.

If you have already created the family member/relationship in Eleyo, click the “Person” drop-down and select them from the list that is presented. Enter or update the person’s phone number, then click Save Authorized Pickups.

If you have not created the family member/relationship, click the “Person” drop-down and select Other. Enter the person’s name, phone number, and optionally add a note to describe the person (such as uncle, grandparent, or friend), then click Save Authorized Pickups.

NOTE: Authorized pickups must be added for each child separately.

You can remove an authorized person at any time by clicking the red Remove icon and clicking Save Authorized Pickups.

Auto pay for child care programs are set up per child care account. If you have multiple children or contracts with more than one program, you can have more than one auto pay set up.

To add auto pay for a child care account:

1. Navigate to your program’s Eleyo site and click Sign In or Your Account.
2. Scroll down to the footer of the page and click Your Dashboard.
3. Under Your Accounts, select the desired Child Care Account.

The child care account page is displayed.

4. Under Auto Payments, click Setup Auto Payments.
The Choose Method for Auto Payments modal is displayed.

5. Select your desired payment method or click Add Saved Payment Method.
6. Click Use Selected Payment Method.
The payment method is added for the selected child care account.

Note: If you need to update credit card information or bank routing details, you need to remove the current payment method and enter the information as a new payment method.

If you have paid for child care or preschool over the course of the previous year, Eleyo automatically generates tax statements for each program you have enrolled in. These statements can be downloaded from your account dashboard and will become available after January 1st of each year.

To download your child care tax statements:

The child care contract page is displayed.
4. Under “Account Management”, click Download Tax Information.

The Tax Statements screen is displayed.
5. Select the statement of the year you would like to view.
The PDF is downloaded to your computer.

Note: If you have multiple child care accounts, you must complete the steps above for each account.
All payments on the tax statements are categorized by the payer.

Receipts and invoices can be downloaded from the “Your History” section online. Receipts are only visible to the person that made the specific payment (not by all account owners).

If you have any questions on your tax statement, contact [email protected] for assistance.

YMCA After School Care | School Age Child Care

School Age Child Care

Registration will open for the 2023/ 24 school year in April!

About Us

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School Age: Young 5’s – 8th Grade (ages vary by location) | A Y Membership is NOT required

We provide a reliable, safe, and fun environment for your child to prepare for their school day and unwind from it. We offer convenient hours and affordable pricing in our Before & After School Care, Half Day School Care, No School Day Care, as well as After School Programs. Academic support from caring role models enriches your child’s educational experience and enables families to spend more quality time together.

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OUR BENEFITS

Licensed
Before/After School Care
Holiday Break Day Camps
No School / Snow Day Care
Low Child-Teacher Ratios
Healthy Snacks
YMCA After School Curriculum
Gym Activities (vary by location)
Outdoor Experiences
Financial Assistance available to those who qualify
Middle School Programming

PARENT INFORMATION

The YMCA School Age framework was developed in partnership with the YMCA of the USA and the National Institute on Out-of-School-Time (NIOST).

THE Y DIFFERENCE

Through guided play children learn values, positive behaviors, to respect themselves and others, work out their difference and discover the value of friendship.

Academic support from caring role models enriches your child’s educational experience and enables families to spend more quality time together.

School Age Learning Handbook

Financial Assistance Application

We Offer Activities in:

Art
Science
Homework Support
Literacy
Character Development
Conflict Resolution

Our Values – Caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and inclusion. We reinforce the values you teach at home.

Theme Weeks – Exciting themes guide each week’s activities to keep kids engaged.

Character Development – All of our activities and discussions incorporate the four core values.

Physical Activity – Fitness is vital to your child’s health so we include daily physical activity and movement through indoor gym or outdoor games.

Choice Time – Kids are given activity choices where they make friends, learn, play and thrive.

Community Connections – Social responsibility and volunteerism are reinforced through service learning projects.

REGISTER FOR SNOW DAY CARE

Programs are able to offer full day care in the case school is closed for weather. Participants MUST have completed their Jotform enrollment paperwork 24 hours prior to attending program. All participants must be preregistered in order to attend the snow day program. Package includes full day care for 3 days. Redemption of Snow Day attendance must be made at the same location the package was purchased.

David D. Hunting YMCA

Hours: 7:00am – 6:00pm

Care provided only on days of Vanguard, Excel and Ridge Park school closures.

Questions? email Allison at [email protected] or call 616.855.9564

SpartanNash YMCA

Hours: 7:00am – 6:00pm

Care provided only on days of Caledonia Public School closures.

Questions? email Erin at [email protected] or call 616.885.5504

Wolverine Worldwide Family YMCA

Hours: 7:00am – 6:00pm

Care provided only on days of Northview Public School closures.

Questions? email Ryan at [email protected] or call 616. 855.1447

REGISTER FOR NO SCHOOL CARE

Programs are able to offer full day care in the case school is closed for planned no school days. Participants must register for these days before it occurs. Ages, pricing and rates vary by location.

Caledonia Elementary School

Hours: 7:00am – 6:00pm

Address: 9770 Duncan Lake Ave SE Caledonia, MI 49316

Questions? email Erin at [email protected] or call 616.885.5504

Impact After School Program

Grades: 6-8

The Y ensures that the time gap after school is filled creatively and constructively. The Visser Family YMCA’s Impact After School Program is an exciting and unique partnership between the Y, Grandville, Jenison and Hudsonville Public School systems, and corporate and foundation donors.

In our Impact After School Program, youth are cultivating the values, skills and relationships that lead to positive behaviors, better health and educational achievement.

Every day students come to a safe and engaging environment at the Y and have access to tutoring and homework assistance, health and fitness activities, mentoring, a healthy meal, and so much more. Students in our program are referred to the Y by a teacher, social worker, principal or other school official and are automatically enrolled in the nine-month program and are not charged to participate. Free busing is provided through the school districts.

TO REGISTER

Registration will open for the 2023/ 24 school year in April!

Please choose a location below and click on the REGISTER TODAY link. You will be directed to the sign up page where you can register for before and after school programs. Ages, pricing and rates vary by location. Pricing and rates vary by location. Registration paperwork must be received prior to a child’s first day in the program. There is a $25 registration fee per child. For questions, please click the CONTACT US button.

Developmental K – 6th Grade

Hours:

Monday – Friday 6:30-8:15 am & 3:15 – 6:00 pm

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Nursing Schools open in the country | People | Society

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Despite the coronavirus pandemic, a new format of social services for the elderly is being introduced in the regions. One of them is related care schools. nine0005

This is an innovative form of social service designed to help citizens caring for relatives at home. The national project “Demography” helps to organize training in care skills.

In these classes, students receive useful knowledge and skills to properly communicate with the elderly, they are clearly shown and told how to use special devices that make life easier for people who need care, as well as how to best organize the home space of a loved one. Proper care not only improves the quality of life of people with limited mobility, but also enhances the sanogenesis processes in the body, which leads to a decrease in the clinical manifestations of the underlying disease. nine0005

In the Altai Territory, as part of the implementation of the federal project “Older Generation” of the national project “Demography”, from October 1, 2020, the hospital-replacing technology “School of Care” was introduced at the Complex Center for Social Services for the Population of the City of Novoaltaisk. “The impossibility of a weakened person to lead an independent life is compensated by another person. And then relatives or social workers come to the rescue. They are faced with the problems of arranging a safe life for a citizen, providing him with full-fledged and high-quality assistance, and simply communicating. All these topics are covered in the classes at the School of Nursing,” explains Natalya Dmitrieva, head of the complex rehabilitation department of the Comprehensive Center for Social Services for the Population of the City of Novoaltaysk . Training takes place both on the basis of a comprehensive center and at home. Specialists in the classroom instill the basic knowledge, skills and abilities necessary in care. Few people associate caring for the sick with positive emotions, as psychologists believe. Zoya Stepanovna Voronova takes care of her husband: “I am very grateful to the specialist who told me at home and showed me how I can facilitate the process of bathing my husband.” In addition, twice a month, experts conduct live broadcasts on the Instagram platform on the “School of Care”. And from 2021, students of the Barnaul Basic Medical College will begin to conduct classes on the formation of a healthy lifestyle, health education and counseling on rational and dietary nutrition. To this end, an agreement on cooperation was concluded between the educational institution and the Comprehensive Center for Social Services for the Population to conduct classes with people who provide care. nine0005

In the Vladimir Region, the work of “Schools of care” is organized in all 17 complex centers of social services for the population of the region. Since the beginning of the year, 345 classes have been held, 710 people have been trained. Classes remotely, as well as at home in compliance with sanitary and epidemiological measures, are held in the form of lectures and workshops.

In the Republic of Tatarstan, thanks to the national project “Demography”, about 780 people have already studied at “Schools of Nursing”. They opened in the republic in 2020 as part of the introduction of a long-term care system for the elderly and disabled. Such a project is aimed, on the one hand, at creating a more comfortable environment for the elderly, on the other hand, at facilitating the process of care for relatives. “Schools of care” have been created in all 45 municipalities of the republic. Information boards have been set up in the classrooms, and specialized equipment has been purchased to teach relatives how to take care of a bedridden patient: for example, how to transplant, turn in bed, and wash in the bathroom. Schools of Nursing also train social workers. They serve about 3.5 thousand people requiring special care. Classes allow specialists to improve their professional skills and make the provision of social services better and more convenient for elderly Tatarstan residents and people with disabilities.
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Almetyevsk is one of the cities of the republic where the School of Care technology is being introduced. Specialists of the home care department of the Almetyevsk complex center for social services for the population “Opeka” note that training programs are popular among residents of the city. Thanks to the training, course participants acquire practical skills in caring for the elderly and disabled, learn how to properly design the space in the rooms of people with limited mobility and immobile citizens. As the course participants note, the main advantage of the “School of Nursing” is the practical orientation of the classes. Students not only receive theoretical material on providing competent assistance to non-mobile and low-mobility citizens, but also have the opportunity to consolidate their knowledge during training on special mannequins. nine0005

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State Autonomous Institution of Social Services “Comprehensive Center for Social Services to the Population “Care” of the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Protection of the Republic of Tatarstan in the Alkeevsky Municipal District”

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Organization of the school for the older and disabled school

as part of the implementation of the long -term care of the elderly and disabled citizens in 2020, a school of departure was opened on the basis of the integrated Center for Social Service of the Population of the Population in the Alkeevsky district. The organization of the activities of the nursing school provides for the creation of conditions that allow caregivers to receive theoretical foundations on care issues, to master practical skills and techniques in this direction. nine0005

An information stand has been set up in the office of the nursing school, specialized equipment has been purchased, with the help of which relatives, nurses and social workers are taught how to care for a bed patient without any serious physical exertion.

Specialists of the CCSS, together with medical workers, conduct classes in the following areas:

Communication with a person who has a lack of self-service. Respect for the dignity of the ward and caregiver.

nine0059 Organization of space in the house: features of the premises, basic and auxiliary equipment and its placement, safety of the patient and caregivers.

Hygiene for people with limited mobility. Special care products and hygiene items. Principles of selection and rules of use.

Hygiene procedures.
Moving a person in and out of bed. Principles and rules of safety for the person in need of help and carer. nine0060

Change of bed and underwear.
Falls. Risks and prevention.
Prevention of diseases associated with prolonged bed rest: obstipation (constipation), dehydration, aspiration, thrombosis, congestive pneumonia, joint contractures.
Pressure sores: prevention and factors in the formation of pressure sores.
Catering for a bedridden patient. Basic requirements for food for a bedridden patient. Preparing for feeding. Eating in bed. Equipment and devices for feeding debilitated patients and those with partial physical loss. nine0060
Features of care of the patient after a stroke.
Features of care of patients with dementia. Main symptoms and signs. Disease stages. Features of behavior and communication. Aggressive behavior. Psychological status test. Biography work.
Systematization of home care. Physiological indicators that need to be monitored. Keeping observation diaries.

Training sessions are held in groups and individually in an institution where theoretical and practical sessions are conducted with relatives of seriously ill people, nurses and social workers.