Children Served. Afterschool: During the academic school year, BGCGNH offers afterschool programming at both our Columbus Clubhouse located at 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxx Xxxxx, and on-site at partnering schools. Our clubhouse serves up to 175 youth daily, over 99% of which are New Haven Public School students. We have the capacity to provide afterschool programming at an additional 10 school sites, allowing afterschool programming to be accessible to more New Haven Public School students. Summer Camp: BGCGNH’s Summer Camp program is offered at our Columbus Clubhouse, serving up to 175 campers daily. Over 99% of those attending are New Haven Public School students. Spring Break Camp and School Closures: When schools out, we’re in! BGCGNH provides programming during most of the days that schools are closed for holidays, in addition to Spring Break. Ages/Grades: Afterschool programming is available to students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Elementary and Middle School students tend to enroll in afterschool programming, while High Schoolers tend to enroll in evening programming designed specifically teens and our summer workforce development program that offers employment and paid training opportunities. Program Cost Thanks to funding through New Haven Public School, there not been a cost to families attending afterschool programming provided at our satellite school sites (x.x. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, X.X. Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, etc.) Afterschool programming at our Columbus Clubhouse is $100 per month per student. Summer camp is $100 per week per student. Please note that scholarships and sibling discounts are provided when funding permits. During the summer, Care4Kids is accepted and available for eligible families.
Children Served. The PEO will use best efforts to prioritize Tuition Assistance in the following order: First - 4 year olds up to 200% FPL Second - 4 year olds up to 300% FPL Third - 3 year olds up to 200% FPL Fourth - 3 year olds up to 300% FPL Fifth - All 4 year olds, then 3 year olds above 300% FPL
Children Served. 2552.81 What type of children are xxx- gible to be served? Xxxxxx Grandparents serve only chil- dren and youth with special and excep- tional needs, or in circumstances that limit their academic, social, or emo- tional development, who are less than 21 years of age. [74 FR 46509, Sept. 10, 2009] § 2552.82 Under what circumstances may a Xxxxxx Grandparent continue to serve an individual beyond his or her 21st birthday?
Children Served. Emergency shelter care service will be provided for children who have been referred by the Mendocino County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) Family & Children’s Services (FCS), and meet the criteria in a or b below, and c, d or e below:
