Kingston After School Application (pdf)

New Paltz Before and After School Application (pdf)

Ellenville Before and After School Application (pdf)

Highland Before and After School Application (pdf)

PHILOSOPHY
YMCA Child Care philosophy is to deliver a program in a positive YMCA environment of safety and care that will allow the children the opportunity to interact socially and participate in a variety of interesting non-academic activities.

STAFF, SAFETY and QUALITY PROGRAMMING
We strive to provide the best quality child for the Kingston and surrounding areas of Ulster County by keeping our standards at the highest level. All of our staff follow the NYS/OCFS regulations for child care with Fingerprint and State Registry clearances, background checks & monthly trainings. Our staff focus on creative programming and small group activities to ensure positive group dynamics. We focus on the YMCA core values of Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility that helps build self esteem, leadership and teamwork for all. We hold true that all children have individual needs and goals and we are proud to meet those each day at the YMCA School's Out Program.

YOUTH DIRECTORS
Justin Ihne - Kingston After School Programs (Satellite and Y-site) Director
338-3810x106 or jihne@ymcaulster.org

Lee Anne Albritton - South East Ulster (New Paltz & Highland Programs)
255-2107 or lalbritton@ymcaulster.org

Marie Kovalcik- Ellenville
647-0200 x251 or x252

Kingston Programs | New Paltz Programs | Highland Programs | Ellenville Programs

KINGSTON

YMCA School's Out AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM:
Serving schools with YMCA transportation from George Washington, Chambers, Crosby, Edson and Sophie Finn. These programs offer a 3-6 PM structured child care activities with Homework time, arts & crafts, gym games, outdoor fields, playground, and swimming. School's out operates in compliance with NYS/OCFS regulations. Call the YMCA membership office in Kingston for brochure or for more information. Please feel free to download the application at the top of the page for the Kingston program.

YMCA SATELLITE SCHOOL'S OUT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Enjoy quality child care right at your school!! Offering programs at Anna Divine, Meagher, and Myer. These programs offer 3-6 PM structured child care programs with Homework time, arts & crafts, gym games. Program operates in compliance with NYS regulations. Call the YMCA membership office in Kingston for brochure and fees or for more information.

TUITION BASED ON 184 DAY SCHOOL SCHEDULE

YMCA MIDDLE SCHOOL CLUB
For Bailey & Miller Middle School students age 10-12, this program uses input from the students to design a fun, exciting program. Supervised by quality child care staff this program includes Homework time, gym games, swimming, YOUTH FITNESS TRAINING, and much more. ............ $140 per month plus Youth Full Membership required (minimum of 3 days per week)

PLAYGROUP AVAILABLE
FREE Service for full members at Kingston YMCA
Monday - Friday 9 am -12:30 pm
Monday, Wednesday 4:00-7:00PM

This supervised program allows members to work out, swim or run track while we play with your infant to 8 years old. We provide games, toys and rest areas during those times. There is a 2 hour limit.

NO SCHOOL TODAY/Kingston
Full day programs and Snow day program available for Kingston School district students. The Program runs from 8:30-6:00pm and include swimming, gym games, arts and crafts special events. Contact the Kingston office at 338-3810 Participants need Lunch, swimsuit and towel each day they attend. *snow days we do go sledding, children should bring warm clothes.
$30 per day.

NEW PALTZ, HIGHLAND, and ELLENVILLE SCHOOL'S OUT PROGRAMS

New Paltz School District School's Out Program (School Aged Child Care)
We offer morning and afternoon theme-based structured child care programs with activities that concentrate on social skills with peers and adults and include homework time, arts & crafts, gym games, outdoor fields and wheelchair accessible playgrounds. Application link at top of page.

Before School 7:00 - 9:30am at Lenape School for Duzine & Lenape students. Breakfast is provided as well as transportation from Lenape to Duzine by the School District.

After School at Duzine 3:00-6:00pm
for Duzine, and Lenape students. Snack is provided.
School district provides transportation for Lenape to Duzine.

Highland School District
We offer morning and afternoon theme-based structured child care programs with activities that concentrate on social skills with peers and adults and include homework time, arts & crafts, gym games, outdoor fields and wheelchair accessible playgrounds. Application link at top of page.

Before School 7:30 - 9:30am at Highland Intermediate School, for grades k-5.
After School 3:00 - 6:00pm at Highland Intermediate School, for grades k-5

ELLENVILLE SCHOOL'S OUT BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Before School Program: Operates 6:30 - 9:00 am on school days. Call for application and more information 647-0200 Ext. 252.

After School Program: Operates in conjunction with Advantage After School Program. Hours are school dismissal time to 6:00pm on school days. Does not operate on school holidays and snow days. Call Marie Kovalcik at 647-0200 x251 for information.

Application link at top of page.

NO SCHOOL TODAY/New Paltz and Highland Students
Full day programs based on New Paltz School District Calendar. Programs run from 8:00-5:30pm in New Paltz and include gym games, arts and crafts special events. Contact the New Paltz office for New Paltz and Highland districts. Participants need Lunch and two snacks. *Snow days we do go sledding, children should bring warm clothes.
$30 per day.

YMCA FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
The YMCA has committed its Youth Scholarship program to support those with economic needs by subsidizing YMCA memberships and program fees using a financial assistance formula. Subject to available YMCA resources, no person shall be denied participation in any YMCA programs solely by reason of inability to pay the prescribed program fees. Scholarship funding is provided by the Ulster County Youth Bureau, the United Way, and the YMCA.