asap program

Program Statements
The purpose of the ASAP is to provide a safe, educational, structured, fun after school program to students in elementary school. ASAP is open to any student attending the school where the program is conducted. Give Every Child A Chance received a federal grant that requires us to offer three components: Homework
Assistance/Support; Enrichment Activities and Recreation/Physical Education. Program components can vary in length depending upon the site.  

Academic Assistance
The academic component is designed to assist the student with their daily homework assignments and provide them with an academic alternative once they have completed their schoolwork. Students work in a group setting with staff (in some
cases volunteers) offering guidance when requested. ASAP staff also communicate with teachers to provide additional support for our students’ academic needs. (The ASAP academic component is not part of the GECAC TEACH mentor tutor
program.) 

 Enrichment Activities

 The goal of the enrichment component is for ASAP staff to provide a variety of fun learning opportunities for students. Our staff work hand in hand with the school personnel to provide enrichment activities that extend the regular school day and align with the Common Core and the Quality Standards for After School Learning. Activities may include Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (S.T.E.A.M) projects, Health Education, Project Based Learning, Character Building, Art, Clubs, Social-Emotional Learning, guest speakers/instructors, and drama productions. These activities also present opportunities for parents to be involved with the program by sharing their specialties with groups of students.

Recreation / Physical Education

Physical activities are an important part of ASAP because we know it generates energy for a child’s body and brain, thus creating learning that is more effective. Activities include state-approved curriculums CATCH, SPARK and Soccer for Success, organized games, clinics, tournaments, exercises, etc. All recreation and physical education
activities are aligned with the California state standards. Appropriate warm-up activities precede any physical activity
and proper attention is given to health and safety.

STUDENT INFORMATION  NEEDED ON APPLICATION

• School Name (current school of enrollment)
• Student 7 Digit I.D. Number (lunch number)
• Student Date of Birth (month, day, year)
• Student Grade Level

The child must be registered at one of the following schools:

August Knodt Elementary School, Sequoia Elementary School, Shasta Elementary School, Nile Garden Elementary School, Great Valley Elementary School, George Komure Elementary School, Golden West Elementary School, Lincoln  Elementary School, Lathrop Elementary School, French Camp Elementary School, Banta Elementary School

Medical Condition Information Emergency Contact Information (i.e. phone numbers for at least 2 persons, other than yourself, permitted to sign in/out your child or contact in case of an emergency)

Application Processing Fee: A nonrefundable application fee of $10.00 is due at the time of registration and will be applied to your child’s first month of the program.

Register at https://gecac.ce.eleyo.com/

• The cost to attend the Give Every Child A Chance after school program is $30 a month per child, or paid at one time, $225 for the school year (August through May); a savings of $25, with a family cap of $70.00. There is an onetime (nonrefundable) application-processing fee of $10.00. The application fee will be applied to your child’s first month of the program. Fees must be paid in advance prior to attending each month.

  There are no pro-rates for partial months or starting after the first of the month.

DISCIPLINE If your child is suspended or removed from the program for any disciplinary reason, there will be no refunds for monies already paid for the program.  If your child returns the following month there will be no pro-rating for charges.