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Note:  Please make sure to register for your students' day school before applying to the After-School Program.

Community Education After-School Program 2023-2024 Operation Dates

  • Tuesday, September 5th, 2023  - First Day of Program
  • Friday, May 24th, 2024 -  Last Day of Program

2023-2024 Community Education Tuition Fee Schedule                                                     ----------------------------------

Tuition Assistance is available at each site.

Fees:

Non-Refundable Registration Fee:

  • $75.00 (Non-Title I Fee Schools)
  • $15.00 (Title I Fee Schools)
  • $25.00 (Middle Schools)

Monthly Tuition Fee:

  • $325.00 (Non-Title I Schools)
  • $50.00 (Title I Schools)
  • $100.00 (Middle Schools – one-time fee for the year)

Tuition is billed on the 15th of the previous month.

Tuition is due on the 1st of each month.

 

WAITLIST INFO

How do I know if my child has been accepted to the Community Education After-School Program?

Our waitlist policy will be on a first come first serve basis. As spots become available, parents/guardians will be contacted via email and/or phone call notifying them of openings in the corresponding Community Education After-School Programs. To secure a spot, payment needs to be taken at time of registration either online or by phone. You will not be removed from the wait list unless you request it. You will remain on the list for two (2) months in case another spot opens up. The email will contain a timeline you must respond by to accept the spot. Please call 801-578-8275 to make a payment.

My child was accepted! What’s next?

You will need to first submit all documents and fees by the date listed on the email:

It is imperative that all registration fees and first month’s tuition are paid by the timeline listed on the email. Failure to do so will result in your child’s spot being offered to another family.

Dear SLCSD Community Education Families:

All Community Education After-School Programs have very strict standards. Our standards are geared towards assuring a healthy environment, positive staff-to-student interactions, and high-quality programs. Community Education strives to provide all students with a range of enrichment experiences to ensure that every student is Ready for Tomorrow.

Program Overview

Our programs begin when the regular school day ends and remain open until 6:00 PM. We maintain a low staff-to-student ratio, which allows our staff to be more attentive to each student and provide a broader range of enrichment activities. The After-School Program expectations align with the school day expectations & the daily rotations include CARE (Café, Academics, Recreation, & Enrichment). Our enrichment activities incorporate:

  • Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM), Digital Citizenship, Health and Wellness, and Enrichment Clubs.

In addition students will have access to enrichment opportunities based on their interests building upon student skills and strengths.  Community Education wants to ensure that every student is Ready for Tomorrow and our high-quality programs will provide access to make students life long-learners. 

 

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Community Education After-School Program (CEASP) FAQ's

We are so excited that you have decided to join us this school year! The Community Education After-School Program (CEASP) is offered at all elementary and middle schools in the Salt Lake City School District (SLCSD). Click each question below to view the corresponding answer: 

First page of the PDF file: FamilyEngagementNightsAnnouncement

 

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Administration

Liz Gonzalez

Liz Gonzalez

Supervisor-Community Education

Staff

Melissa Andrews

Melissa Andrews

Finance Specialist
Alivia Avila

Alivia Avila

Program Specialist
Elisa Bridge

Elisa Bridge

Program Specialist-Community Education
Maxine Gilmore

Maxine Gilmore

Admin Secretary Department/School
Susan Gould

Susan Gould

Education Specialist
Tim Perkins

Tim Perkins

Program Specialist - Community Education
Nancy Watts

Nancy Watts

Admin Secretary - Department/School

Resources

Utah’s Department of Health has provided information about the formula shortage.

 

The Office of Child Care wants to ensure that all child care programs and caregivers are aware of this important resource and ask that you share the information with the parents and caregivers you work with.

 

Information about the formula shortage and a frequently asked questions can be accessed from WIC via the following link: https://wic.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/30/2022/05/FAQ-Infant-Formula-Shortage-.pdf

 

Please reach out to your local Health Department with any further questions. Local Health Department contact information can be found here.

State Child Care Assistance programs help parents cover the cost of child care. Our programs are licensed. For more information click the button below.  

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