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University School Extended Day Program
Policy and Procedure in Accordance with
Department of Human Services Requirements
(Fees
Effective Fall 2008) |
The University School Extended Day Program (EDP) is a service provided for students
enrolled in the regular hours of operation for our school. There are three EDP options for each regularly scheduled school day, in accordance with the University School calendar.
Early Option (7:15 - 8:45): Students are dropped off at the gate on Evanston Avenue, enter through the
northwest door, and meet in the school gymnasium. At 8:00 a.m.,
Intermediate 1and older students go upstairs to a designated classroom to work or read quietly until morning class time. Younger students remain in the gym until 8:45 a.m.
All students not enrolled iin EDP who arrive early are charged a drop-in
fee of $15.
Study Hall (2:45 - 4:00): Immediately following their last class, EDP participants report to their designated
Study Hall classrooms. Students bring a snack to have at this
time. We do not provide snacks. Primary 1 -
Older Intermediate 8 students work on assigned homework until completed, and then they may read a book
or do other structured activities as directed by the teacher.
They should be prepared with a book in their backpack. Primary 2 -Older Intermediate 8 Study Hall is designated as a quiet study time.
Students in Early Childhood - Primary 1 classes structured
age-appropriate activities. A quiet resting or napping place is
provided for those students demonstrating a need for rest.
Pick-up from the front lobby is no later than 4:00 p.m. After 4:00
students go to Enrichment and a drop-in fee of $15 is charged.
Enrichment Option (4:00 - 5:30): Enrichment EDP begins immediately after Study Hall.
Primary 2 - Older Intermediate 8 students who have finished their homework relocate to the gymnasium and have
a daily period of active play (outdoors when weather permits), organized
games, or enrichment activities. Priority is given to finishing
homework in the school-age group of students. Early Childhood - Primary
1 students also
have some outdoor or gymnasium play time and other age-appropriate
activities. Cross-age grouping of students is possible depending on
the number of students and the nature of planned activities. Students are
to be picked up from the front lobby no later than 5:30 p.m. Fees are charged for late pick-up,
with a minimum fee of $15 and increasing by $1/minute after 15 minutes.
| Extended Day Costs (per
month): |
EC/EP |
P1-OI8 |
| Early Option only (7:15 -
8:45) |
$160 |
$135 |
| Study Hall only (2:45 -
4:00) |
$160 |
$135 |
| Early Option and Study Hall
(7:15-4:00) |
$220 |
$205 |
| Study Hall and Enrichment
Option (2:45-5:30) |
$220 |
$205 |
| Early, Study Hall and
Enrichment Options (7:15 - 5:30) |
$330 |
$305 |
Drop-in charges are $15 per unit of care and are charged to student
accounts. Early Option, Study Hall, and Enrichment Option each count
as one unit of EDP care.
A) If a person other than a parent is picking up an EDP student, written permission is required from the parent (sent to school with the child, via email, or by fax) and the identity of the designated person is verified with a photo ID by our staff.
Persons on each student's approved pick-up list may also be required to
show a photo ID.
B) University School requires that parents
promptly notify front desk personnel if a student enrolled in the EDP will not be attending on a particular day.
C) Students' belongings are stored in their backpacks during the EDP hours. We discourage bringing money or valuables to University School.
D) Students are not to be sent to school unless they are without fever for 24 hours following illness. In case of minor illness or injury occurring during EDP hours, parents are promptly notified. In case of major illness or injury, we call 911 immediately and then notify parents.
E) When a student must receive medication during EDP hours, parents are required to document the dosage regimen
and to clearly label the medication with the child's name. A
medication
form is available online or at the front desk. All medications must be in their
original containers and be delivered to the EDP supervisor on duty to insure proper storage and administration.
F) Field trips
are conducted during EDP hours only on the date of a specially scheduled
Older Intermediate club activity and written parental permission is
obtained in advance.
G) Children are transported during EDP hours
only in the case of a field trip for OI club participants as described in
"F" above.
H) Please note: It is mandatory that our staff report suspected incidents of child abuse
or neglect to the Department of Human Services and/or to the Child Abuse
Hotline.
I) Positive Discipline techniques are used during EDP hours in accordance with University School policy.
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