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YWCA of Central Massachusetts Learning 4 Fun After School Program
Basic Information
Address: One Salem Square, Worcester, MA 01608
Email: SchoolAge@ywcaworcester.org
Phone Number: (508) 366–8005, ext. 23
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Additional Information
Sponsor:
YWCA of Central Massachusetts
Schools Served: Worcester Public Schools
School District: Worcester School District
County: Worcester County
Schedule: Monday- Friday through the academic year. Care is also provided on development days and during school vacation weeks.
Ages: 5-12 years old
Membership/Pricing: $17 per school day, $36 per non-school day. Transportation fees: $7 one way, $14 two ways. Membership discounts available.
Setting:
Roosevelt elementary, Wawecus Road Elementary
Support Services:
Transportation is available from most Worcester Public Schools to either Learning 4 Fun site.
Activities:
Homework assistance, arts and crafts, cooking, computers and technology, fames and recreational activities.
Program Information:
In keeping with the YWCA’s mission, the early education and care programs of the YWCA Central Massachusetts
support families through quality care, developmental learning and family support services. Our child care programs
empower parents and children by providing an environment that encourages social, emotional, physical and intellectual
growth. The program nurtures and encourages individual progress, allowing children to experience success at their
own level.
The YWCA Early Education & Care program will:
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Engage all aspects of a child’s development – emotional, social, physical, cognitive, creative and aesthetic.
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Support and work with parents as the primary caregivers of their children.
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Foster learning through discovery and involvement.
-Create safe, nurturing, child-centered environments which encourage children to progress.
A child is eligible for enrollment to the YWCA Early Education & Care program once the YWCA receives the following requested documents:
-Physical & immunization forms and developmental history –due annually
-ALL enrollment forms prior to start date- Enrollment Package
-Payment of non-refundable tuition deposit made.
-$15 Registration Fee and 1-week Program Fee Deposit
-Conducted a pre-enrollment visit to the child care center.