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Youth Programs assist DoD military and civilian personnel in balancing the competing demands of the accomplishment of the DoD mission and family life by managing and delivering a system of quality available, and affordable programs and services for eligible children and youth birth through 18 years of age.
The School-Age Care (SAC) program offers before- and after-school care and summer day camp programs for children ages 5-12 years.
The SAC program provides a safe, enriching, supervised environment for children and youth during out-of-school time. Individual interests, experiences, abilities, and needs guide the programming. Children have the right to be heard, listened to, and influence decisions. We promote experiences and opportunities that enhance, rather than duplicate the school day. Our programs maintain an atmosphere that encourages flexibility and allows for freedom of choice within appropriate guidelines. We strive to reinforce family values and emphasize the uniqueness of each child by promoting positive attitudes and validating self-worth.
The SAC program aims to improve:
The children have large activity rooms, which contain different curriculum areas. The curriculum is used from 4H and the Boys and Girls Club of America in the following areas:
Registration for each SAC program is required annually. To register, please go to militarychildcare.com and sign-up with an account.
Fees are based on Total Family Income (DoD Fee Policy SY 21-22). See the rates for the 2021-2022 School Year
The Recreational & Competitive Gymnastics Program is open to youth, ages 3-18. We offer recreational, Junior Olympic (JO), and Xcel Gymnastic programs.
Recreational classes:
Competitive classes:
Classes offered:
Art classes are split into two age divisions: Ages 6-10 and Ages 11-16.
Classes offered:
We offer four sports seasons and a variety of clinics and camps throughout the year:
Our program focuses on the fundamentals of each sport, teamwork, and building positive friendships. We are always looking for coaches to volunteer their time to be a part of our sports seasons.
If you have any questions, please call the Youth Center at (805) 606-2152 to speak to our Sports & Fitness Coordinator.
Parents are always welcome to visit and assist with their child's care to the extent that their duty permits.
The parent Advisory Board/involvement is a committee of all the CDC programs in conjunction with other CYP’s. The DAB acts only in an advisory capacity, providing recommendations for improving services. The Chairperson of the DAB is a parent.
The Parent Advisory Committee selects a chairperson. Each chairperson attends the Program Parent Advisory Board meeting. The Parent Advisory Board meets with the Airman and Family Readiness Center Flight Chief and Center Directors at least quarterly and with the Mission Support Group Commander at least annually. The minutes of the parent advisory meetings are forwarded to the Mission Support Group Commander for review.
If you are interested in attending your center's parent advisory committee, please see your center's director for more information.
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