Youth Recreation Programs Sample Clauses

Youth Recreation Programs. 1. The School and Provider will develop and operate a Youth Recreation Program which exposes participants to activities in: the arts (dance, drama, pottery, music, etc.); sports and fitness (activities designed to get kids moving and physically active, as well as discussions on health and nutrition); cooperative learning games (non-competitive in nature); games that provide opportunities to practice basic academic skills such as chess, checkers, puzzles and word games; and experiences that build on a wide diversity of cultural and ethnic groups. Youth Recreation Programs are required to begin by September 12, 2016, and operate for a minimum of 30 minutes per day, four days a week, and end no earlier than May 19, 2017.
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Youth Recreation Programs. 1. The School and Provider will develop and operate a Youth Recreation Program which exposes participants to activities in: the arts (dance, drama, pottery, music, etc.); sports and fitness (activities designed to get kids moving and physically active, as well as discussions on health and nutrition); cooperative learning games (non-competitive in nature); games that provide opportunities to practice basic academic skills such as chess, checkers, puzzles and word games; and experiences that build on a wide diversity of cultural and ethnic groups. Youth Recreation Programs are required to begin by September 15, 2014, and operate for a minimum of 30 minutes per day, four days a week, and end no earlier than May 21, 2015. 2. SPARK Curriculum - Elementary and K-8 Sites a. As part of the regular schedule of recreation programming, all elementary and K-8 sites must facilitate the SPARK curriculum for all participants ages 5-14 for a minimum of 45 minutes per group. SPARK sessions must be offered weekly, beginning September 15, 2014 and ending no earlier than May 21, 2015. b. One staff member from each elementary and K-8 site must attend a SPARK training in Fall 2014 and requested follow-up trainings throughout the academic school year. c. Attendance records must be documented in APlus for all individual SPARK activities. Evaluations provided through the curriculum must be completed and submitted as requested by MPS.
Youth Recreation Programs i. The Provider will develop and operate a Youth Recreation Program which exposes participants to activities in: the arts (dance, drama, pottery, music, etc.); sports and fitness (activities designed to get kids moving and physically active, as well as discussions on health and nutrition); cooperative learning games (non- competitive in nature); games that provide opportunities to practice basic academic skills such as chess, checkers, puzzles and word games; and experiences that build on a wide diversity of cultural and ethnic groups. Youth Recreation Programs are required to begin by August 20, 2018 for middle/high school sites and September 10, 2018 for K5/K8 school sites and operate for a minimum of 45 minutes per day, four days a week, and end no earlier than May 3, 2019 for middle/high school sites and May 17, 2019 for K5/K8 sites.
Youth Recreation Programs. STS shall provide, at minimum, playground programs and various sports programs for Pittsburg youth (“Youth Recreation Programs”) identified on the attached Scope of Work.

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