What is School Age Child Care? We offer four different programs for your convenience. Before school care and after school care at Ann Arbor elementary schools are our primary programs. We also offer Fun Day programs on some no-school days and mid-winter and spring break camps. Follow the links below for program information.
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SACC office is located at the Rec & Ed office in the west wing of Pioneer High School.
1515 S.Seventh Street
Ann Arbor, 48103
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| 734-994-2300 ext |
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balmer@aaps.k12.mi.us |
| Fax (8-5 Mon-Fri): 734-994-1454 |
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| Before School Care |
This program offers care for elementary children from 7:15 until the beginning of the school day. It is designed to both compliment and enrich the child's school experience. Activities and a morning snack are offered. See enrollment and fees for enrollment information.
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| After School Care |
This program starts at the end of the school day and runs until 6:00 pm. An array of activities and a snack are offered. Staff also works closely with the building staff in order to help with homework and other school projects. See enrollment and fees for enrollment information.
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| Fun Days |
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Fun Day programs offer full-day care to SACC families on some of the days that school is not in session. Care is available from 7:15-6:00 pm. A full day of fun, often including a field trip, is offered. Fliers are distributed a month in advance as enclosures with invoices and at the childcare sites. The Fun Day program is offered at a single site and space is limited, so sign up as early as possible. Please call the Community Education office at 734-994-2300 to check on availability.
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| Mid-Winter Break and Spring Break Camps |
Mini camps are run all day during the mid-winter and spring breaks. See the AAPS calendar for dates. These camps offer field trips, outdoor activities and a multitude of indoor activities. Space is limited, so early registration is suggested. Please call the Community Education office at 734-994-2300 to check on availability.
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| A Note About Field Trips: |
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As part of the consent form, all parents sign a general permission for their children to participate in any field trip. This allows the child to be taken on walking field trips. All child care supervisors are to let parents know, in writing, of any preplanned field trips. Besides written notification, which often includes a request for a parent’s signature, an announcement of the field trip will be posted on the Parent’s Bulletin Board at the childcare site.
On occasion, parents will be asked to contribute a small fee for special activities such as bowling, roller skating and pizza parties. Parents will be given a recommendation for the amount of spending money to send along. This amount is always optional.
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