SCHOOL AGE PROGRAMS
Registration dates for School Age 2019-20:
Y Member: Monday, May 6, 2019
General Public: Monday, May 13, 2019
Ages 5-12 years
With a focus on safety, health, social growth and academic enrichment, our before-and after-school programs serve children with options to explore and develop their interests and talents. The Y provides a quality, safe place for children so parents have the freedom to work or study, knowing that their children's needs are being addressed. In before and after-school programs, our flexible schedule allows each child to freely choose what he or she wants to do during this out-of-school time. Feel confident knowing that your child is safe and well cared for by state-licensed qualified staff.
Offerings vary at each location, click the location below to learn more.
APPLETON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT EXTENDED DAY LEARNING PROGRAM
This program does not register until August 2019... more information to come!
Partnerships with community organizations are helping the Program provide academic and enrichment opportunities for students in safe, supportive after-school environments.
Locations at Horizons, Johnston, McKinley, Jefferson and Lincoln.
APPLETON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Served through Apple Creek YMCA and Appleton YMCA
Locations at Classical Charter, Edison, Edna Ferber, Franklin, Houdini, Huntley, Janet Berry, McKinley, Richmond and St. Peter Lutheran School.
HORTONVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Served through Fox West YMCA
Locations at Fox West YMCA, Greenville Elementary, North Greenville Elementary and Hortonville Elementary.
KAUKAUNA AREA, KIMBERLY AREA & WRIGHTSTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Served through Heart of the Valley YMCA
Offered in the Kaukauna Area, Kimberly Area and Wrightstown Community school districts.
Locations at Janssen, Mapleview, Park, Sunrise, Tanner, Victor Haen, Westside, Woodland, Wrightstown and Quinney.
NEENAH JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Served through Neenah-Menasha YMCA
Locations at Clayton, Coolidge, Hoover, Lakeview, Roosevelt/Alliance, Spring Road, Taft, Tullar and Wilson.