WHAT WE OFFER

Our Program

Nationally Accredited Programs for School-Age Childcare

Our School Age Care program is for children in kindergarten through 6th grade (age 12). The program is nationally accredited by the Council on Accreditation. Our staff has an extensive training process that gives them the knowledge and skills to offer the highest quality of programming.

Our program strives to provide a safe, enriching, supervised enviornment for children and youth during out-of-school time. Individual interests, experiences, abilities, and needs guide the programming. Children have the right to be heard, listened to and influence decisions. We promote experiences and opportunities that enhance rather than duplicate the school day. Our program maintains an atmosphere that encourages flexibility and allows for freedom of choice within appropriate guidelines. We strive to reinforce family values and emphasize the uniqueness of each child by promoting positive attitudes and validating self-worth.

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Types of Care

*All fees are based on total family income.

Before School
After School
Before and After School
Summer Camp
School Holidays (except those on Federal Holidays)

what your child will do at school age care

Zone

In this area, children will find games and science areas. While exploring table top games and puzzles, children use social skills while interacting with their peers. Problem solving skills and divergent thinking are promoted as the children investigate a variety of topics in the science area.

Construction

While in this area, the children construct projects using legos, graphic, wood, and k’nex. Cooperation, fine motor, and cognitive skills are developed.

Star Theater

Children have the opportunity to develop and enhance speaking and creative skills while participating in a variety of dramatic activities. These activites include puppet shows and dramatic productions.

Galleria

In this area, the children explore a wide variety of art mediums and techniques. Creativity is enhanced through open-ended activities.

Quiet Zone

When children need a quiet respite, the Quiet Zone is the place to go. Here a child can read a book, work on writing skills, and participate in individual projects such as sewing, weaving, and journaling.

Adventure Club

This area is reserved for the oldest children in the program. It provides opportunities to develop leadership skills with an emphasis on supporting each child’s sense of competence, self regulation, and social responsibility.

air force cyp mission statement

Assist Department of Defense (DoD) military and civilian personnel in balancing the competing demands of the accomplishment of the DoD mission and family life by managing and delivering a system of quality, available, and affordable programs and services for eligible children and youth birth through 18 years of age.