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A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR
Woodstown-Pilesgrove School Age Child Care (SACC) has created a program that is safe and fun, but also stimulating, to meet the needs of parents and children during the before and after school hours. The program is not an extension of the school day. Instead the program provides the children with activities that help to develop their physical, mental, emotional, and social needs. Their day starts with a healthy snack, then free play. The children then spend time in each of three activities such as homework, games, quiet time, outdoor play, or project. Topics for the activities come from the suggestions of children, staff, and parents. Games are usually held outside or in the gym. They are of a physical nature and help to develop motor skills. During project the children use their creativity to make a craft. In the quiet room the children do quiet activities (i.e., play dough, board games, drawing) that help in developing fine motor skills. The homework room is a quiet environment for the children who have homework. The instructor is there to give assistance to any problem that they may have. Volunteer resource people are always sought to share a hobby, skill or career with the children. The program is set up so that it mirrors a family or neighborhood play situation.
Woodstown-Pilesgrove SACC is sponsored by the PTA, approved by the Board of Education, and is supported only by parent tuition fees and donations.
Heather Fawne Cooper
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2007-2008
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Tracy Cianci
Tracy Demarest
Jacqueline Gioia
Lisa Jenkins
Eleanore Kirsch
Michelle Maccarone
Carol Mosher
Lisa Paolizzi
Mary Ellen White
Karen Zucca
TYPICAL SACC DAILY SCHEDULE
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HOURS OF OPERATION FOR FALL/SPRING
SACC will begin on the first day of summer vacation for students and ends on the last day of school for students. The program operates on half days (early closing days) according to the school calendar and school holidays with the exception of Thanksgiving recess, Christmas recess, Good Friday and Memorial Day. SACC will also operate on a full day schedule on days when school is closed due to inclement weather.
A current SACC calendar has been printed on the back of this brochure for your convenience.
Program Hours:
Morning: 6:30am until school opens at 7:35am
Afternoon: end of school day until 6:00pm
The times above are total operational times. You are permitted to drop off or pick up your child any time during those times for which you are scheduled and have paid. Please do not drop any child off prior to 6:30am or pick up after 6:00pm.
Note: AM children may bring a brown bag breakfast to eat.
PM children are required to bring a lunch on half day and holiday sessions since the school cafeteria will not be open and no lunch will be served on these days.
**In order for SACC to remain open on a full day, we must have at least twelve children registered. If we don’t have at least twelve, parents will be notified one week prior to the full day that we will close.
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EMERGENCY/BAD WEATHER CLOSING
The School Board has changed the Emergency School Closing Policy. The School Board’s policy is on days when school is closed due to inclement weather or other emergency, the SACC program is also closed. When the opening of school is delayed due to inclement weather or other emergency, the SACC program is also delayed the commensurate amount of time (i.e., one-hour delay, two-hour delay, etc). However, it is still under review by the School Board.
If the school day has begun and a school closing is called due to weather conditions or other circumstances, the SACC program will continue to operate until all children have been released to their parents and/or parental designee. However, the school will do its best to contact you through the PTA phone chain. The SACC program will begin its program at the end of the school day, whatever time that may be. If the school closes by 11:50 AM you will be charged the half-day fee of $10.00 if your child is not picked up at the SACC program by 1:00 PM. If your child is scheduled to attend SACC, he/she will be expected there unless you contact the SACC office to let us know you have made other arrangements. It is very important for your child to know exactly what to do in case there is an early closing. An emergency closing can be very confusing for a child and you must be certain your child knows where to go. If SACC were to close, you would be contacted directly by the SACC office so that other arrangements can be made.
If an emergency warrants the Mary Shoemaker School be evacuated, all SACC students will be relocated to the Woodstown High School/Middle School until their parents pick them up. Parents will be notified by SACC and a notice will be placed on the door of the Mary Shoemaker School. |
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