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Winter Recess Information

Winter Recess Location, Dates, and Times

Blue Oak Elementary School – Room 26 A/B

Address: 2391 Merrychase Dr, Cameron Park, CA 95682

Dates: December 21st, 22nd, 26th - 29th, 2023 and January 2nd - 5th, 2024

CLOSED: December 25th and January 1st.

Program hours: 7:00 am – 6:00 pm

Winter Recess Enrollment- OPEN NOW!

Open to all children currently attending an Extended Day Program. All accounts must be paid current to attend- no past due balances allowed. 

Enrollment Begins: Monday, November 13, 2023 at 8:00 AM

Enrollment Ends: Monday, December 4, 2023 at 5:00 PM

If you miss the enrollment deadline, call the Extended Day office at 530-295-2298 to be added to the Winter Recess waitlist. 

To Complete Enrollment: 

  • Log on to your Extended Day online account.

  • Click on "Enter Lottery" found in the blue box. 

  • This lottery sign up will act as registration for the 2023 Winter Break.

  • Starting December 5th at 12:00 PM the Winter Recess Program Calendar will be available in the portal under "Holiday Calendars".

    • To complete this calendar, check YES or NO for service for each week you intend to use.

  • Each child being enrolled must have a completed calendar for service.


Important Upcoming Dates

Site Closure Dates

Thanksgiving Recess (All Districts except Pioneer)November 20th - 24th

Thanksgiving Recess (Pioneer District)................ November 22nd - 24th

Winter Recess (Rising Sun)................................... Dec. 18th - Jan. 2nd

Winter Recess (Buckeye, Gold Trail, Latrobe, Placerville Districts)... Dec. 21st - Jan. 5th

Winter Recess (Camino, Mother Lode, Rescue Districts)... Dec. 22nd - Jan. 5th

Winter Recess (Pioneer District)............................. Dec. 22nd - Jan 8th

Winter Recess (Gold Oak District)......................... Dec. 25th - Jan. 5th

MLK Jr. Day (All Districts).................................... January 15th

**Click the link below for the full list of recess, holiday, and site closure dates.** 

Recess, Holiday, and Site Closure Dates



2023-2024 School Year Updates

If you wish to be considered for enrollment for the 2023-2024 school year please call our waitlist line at (530)295-2248 to be added to the waitlist. 

**Accounts with current past due balances are not eligible for enrollment.**

View the locations bubble located on the frontpage of our website to see our site locations and hours (hours may have changed). 




And the Survey Says...

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.


El Dorado County Public Health Information

Click here to find out more about the Back to School Immunization information.


Extended Day Program, an example of why California ranks #1 in after school programs

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.


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