The deadline to apply for Summer 2024 services was May 15th, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. If you applied prior to the deadline an email will be sent by May 17th, 5:00 p.m. notifying you of your child/children’s acceptance in the summer program or placement on the waitlist.

 

Beginning Monday, May 20th at noon, you can apply for our Summer 2024 waitlist here. 

 

$150.00 per week per child / includes: snacks, materials, and activities. (Shorter weeks are prorated.)

 

All Center Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

El Dorado Hills Area/Rescue District: Lake Forest School: Room F4, June 3 – July 31, 2024

Placerville Area: Indian Creek School: Room 14, June 3 – July 31, 2024

El Dorado Hills Area/Buckeye District: Silva Valley School: Room I3, June 10 – July 31, 2024

Swimming will be provided twice a week for all centers (starting week 2).

 

                                                                             

 

1: June 3-7 (M-F)               $150.00 per child     Indian Creek and Lake Forest Centers ONLY

2: June 10-14 ( M-F)          $150.00 per child     All Centers

3: June 17-21 (M,T,Th,F)   $120.00 per child     All Centers - Closed June 19th

4: June 24-28 (M-F)           $150.00 per child     All Centers

 

5: July 1-5 (M-W)                 $90.00 per child     All Centers - Closed July 4-5

6: July 8-12 (M-F)              $150.00 per child     All Centers

7: July 15-19 (M-F)            $150.00 per child     All Centers

8: July 22-26 (M-F)            $150.00 per child     All Centers

9: July 29-31 (M-W)             $90.00 per child     All Centers - July 31st – last day of service

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A national survey conducted by the Afterschool Alliance has distinguished California as the leading state in after school programs with strong student participation and high program satisfaction among parents. “These programs are helping our children learn and stay safe after school, while helping working parents keep their jobs,” said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson.

 

In El Dorado County, students and families benefit from the high-quality services provided by public education and community based child care programs. One example is the El Dorado County Office of Education’s (EDCOE) Charter Extended Day Program, which has provided educationally enriching child care throughout the county since 1984. The Extended Day program represents a unique collaboration with school districts to meet the needs of families, and help students excel by allowing them to continue learning after the bell rings.

 

Extended Day provides a safe and engaging learning environment before and after school to 2500 students enrolled in El Dorado County public school districts on 23 different school sites, allowing students to go back and forth from school to Extended Day without transportation. Extended Day’s services are also available during school vacations, including a robust summer program.

 

 

 

 

A national survey conducted by the Afterschool Alliance has distinguished California as the leading state in after school programs with strong student participation and high program satisfaction among parents. “These programs are helping our children learn and stay safe after school, while helping working parents keep their jobs,” said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson.

 

In El Dorado County, students and families benefit from the high-quality services provided by public education and community based child care programs. One example is the El Dorado County Office of Education’s (EDCOE) Charter Extended Day Program, which has provided educationally enriching child care throughout the county since 1984. The Extended Day program represents a unique collaboration with school districts to meet the needs of families, and help students excel by allowing them to continue learning after the bell rings.

 

Extended Day provides a safe and engaging learning environment before and after school to 2500 students enrolled in El Dorado County public school districts on 23 different school sites, allowing students to go back and forth from school to Extended Day without transportation. Extended Day’s services are also available during school vacations, including a robust summer program.