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Program: Extend-A-Care for Kids

Service Provider: Extend-A-Care for Kids

    Program Description
  Eligibility
  Services & Outcome Measures
  Service Settings and Locations

Program Description

Last Update - 05/04/2012

Description

 
  Program Description Extend-A-Care for Kids (EAC) supports families, schools, employers, and communities by providing enriching, affordable, licensed child care for children. Extend-A-Care for Kids provides licensed, on-site after-school childcare at elementary schools in Austin, Del Valle and Hays Consolidated ISDs. Our programs are designed to accommodate the needs of working parents by being both affordable and high in quality. We offer a variety of outdoor and indoor activities including time for reading and homework, supervised sports, field trips, creative arts, table games, math and science projects, music, dramatic play, cooking, and health and safety.
 
  Primary Service Categories This Primary service available Academic Enrichment
This Primary service available Arts and Creative Expression
This Primary service available Sports and Fitness
 
  Targeted Population Students enrolled in public elementary schools in Travis and Hays Counties
 
  Semester(s) Program Offered  Legal Entity availableFall Semester
 Legal Entity availableSpring Semester
 Legal Entity availableSummer
 
  Identified Evidence-Based Program No
 
  Languages Supported  Legal Entity availableEnglish
 
  Service/Program cost to youth/families Sliding scale
 
  Service/Program cost to campuses or other locations hosting the services Sliding scale
 
  Program Class In-depth
 
  Program Type Direct
 
 

Enrollment Information

  Enrollment Status for Summer, 2012-2013 - Open
 
  Status as of 01/17/2013
 
  Program Web Page http://www.eackids.org
 
  Program Enrollment Form Download
 

Referral Contact

  Referral Contact Olga Gonzalez
 
  Phone Number 512-226-8234
 
 

Eligibility

Last Update - 05/04/2012
  Open to Required for Eligibility
GENDER: Is your program open to all genders? If yes, select the boxes for BOTH male and female under "Program Open To." If no, select either male OR female under "Required for Eligibility."
Male
Female
RACE: Is your program open to all races? If yes, select ALL boxes under "Program Open To." If no, select the races who may participate under "Required for Eligibility."
American Indian or Alaskan Native
Asian
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
White
Black or African American
Multiracial
ETHNICITY: Is your program open to all ethnicities? If yes, select BOTH boxes under "Program Open To." If no, select EITHER Hispanic or non-Hispanic under "Required for Eligibility."
Hispanic
Not Hispanic
AT-RISK FACTORS (as defined by TEA-PEIMS): Is your program open to youth with any at-risk factors? If yes, select ALL boxes under "Program Open To." If no, select specific at-risk youth that are eligible for your program. Is your program restricted to participants with specific at-risk factors? If yes, select those factors under "Required for Eligibility."
Not passing now, or did not pass last year, 2 or more foundation curriculum subjects
Did not advance to next grade level for one or more school years
Did not perform satisfactorily on a standardized test
Dropped out of school
Homeless
Limited English proficiency
Pregnant or a parent
On parole, probation, or other conditional release
Placed in an alternative education program - preceding or current year
Expelled - preceding or current year
Residential placement facility - preceding or current year
In custody of Dept. of Family and Protective Svcs/Child Protective Svcs
Referred to DFPS/DCPS by school, juvenile court, or law official
Did not perform satisfactorily on a readiness test or assessment during current school year (grades
Special Needs: Is your program open to all youth with special needs? If yes, select ALL boxes under "Program Open To." If no, but is open to youth with some special needs, select those specific needs under "Program Open To." Are participants of your program required to have certain special needs to participate in your program? If yet, select those needs under "Required for Eligibility."
Physical or learning disabilities
Children of Incarcerated Parents
Displaced by federally declared disaster
In Foster Care
Dropouts
Involved with the Juvenile Justice System
Migrant
Low income or socioeconomic status (receive free or reduced lunch)
Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgendered Questioning (GLBTQ)
First generation college students
Aging out of foster care (or recently aged out)
Pregnant
Young parents

Services & Outcome Measures

Last Update - 07/27/2011
 
Program Services
"*" indicates categories in which services are provided.

Learning*

 Learning Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Academic Enrichment
 
Academic mentoring
Enrichment activities - arts, media, communications, etc.
Enrichment activities - science, math, etc.
Academic Support and Advising
 
Academic mentoring
Enrichment activities - arts, media, communications, etc.
Enrichment activities - science, math, etc.
Reading skills
Arts and Creative Expression
 
Enrichment activities - arts, media, communications, etc.
Health and Wellbeing: Education and Support
 
Gardening
Other
 
 
Licensed Childcare with daily learning activities and homework help for enrolled students

Working

 Working Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
None defined in this category

Thriving*

 Thriving Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Other
 
 
Licensed group childcare with trained childcare providers in a ratio of 1:17

Connecting*

 Connecting Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Other
 
 
Licensed childcare with group activities led by licensed childcare workers in a 1:17 ratio.

Leading/Contributing*

 Leading/Contributing Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Academic Enrichment
 
Art instruction (group)
Arts and Creative Expression
 
Art instruction (group)
Youth Development and Enrichment
 
Character education
Environmental conservation projects
Leadership skills development
Environmental Education and Stewardship
 
Environmental conservation projects
Other
 
 
Licensed childcare with themed weekly activities led by trained childcare providers in a ratio of 1:17.


   
 
Outcome Measures
"*" indicates categories in which outcome measures are provided.

Learning*

 Learning Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Gains in skills or knowledge (pre- and post-assessments)

Working

 Working Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
None defined in this category

Thriving*

 Thriving Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Engages appropriately with peers during social activities

Connecting*

 Connecting Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Demonstration of specified behavior(s)

Leading/Contributing*

 Leading/Contributing Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Increase in social responsibility


Service Settings and Locations

Last Update - 12/13/2012
 
Youth’s Homes
County Name Serves in Youth Homes?
TravisNo
WilliamsonNo
 
Other eligibility requirements–geographical
Child must attend school where Extend-A-Care operates
 
School Settings
County Name Serves in Schools?
TravisYes
WilliamsonNo
School District Name Serves in Schools?
Austin Independent School District Yes
Pflugerville ISD No
KIPP Austin Public Schools Yes
Round Rock Independent School District No
Bastrop ISD No
School Name Frequency Time of Day Offer Transport Capacity Participation
Austin Independent School District Schools
Elementary Schools
Andrews Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 11-25
Barrington Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 26-50
Barton Hills Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 26-50
Becker Elementary Daily After school No 26-50 51-75
Blanton Elementary Daily After school No 11-25 26-50
Blazier Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 76-100
Brentwood Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 76-100
Bryker Woods Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 51-75
Campbell Elementary Daily After school No 26-50 26-50
Casey Elementary Daily After school No 101-150 76-100
Casis Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 76-100
Cunningham Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 51-75
Dawson Elementary Daily After school No 26-50 11-25
Galindo Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 26-50
Govalle Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 11-25
Graham Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 51-75
Hart Elementary Daily After school Yes 51-75 11-25
Houston Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 26-50
Jordan Elementary Daily After school No 26-50 11-25
Joslin Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 26-50
Kocurek Elementary Daily After school Yes 76-100 51-75
Langford Elementary Daily After school Yes 76-100 11-25
Linder Elementary Daily After school Yes 51-75 26-50
Maplewood Elementary Daily After school Yes 76-100 26-50
McBee Elementary Daily After school No 26-50 11-25
Menchaca Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 51-75
Norman Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 11-25
Oak Hill Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 26-50
Odom Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 26-50
Ortega Elementary Daily After school No 11-25 11-25
Overton Elementary Daily After school No 26-50 11-25
Palm Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 51-75
Patton Elementary Daily After school No 101-150 51-75
Pecan Springs Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 11-25
Perez Elementary Daily After school Yes 51-75 51-75
Pillow Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 51-75
Pleasant Hill Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 26-50
Reilly Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 11-25
Sanchez Elementary Daily After school No 26-50 26-50
Sims Elementary Daily After school No 26-50 26-50
Summitt Elementary Daily After school No 101-150 76-100
Sunset Valley Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 26-50
Travis Heights Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 26-50
Walnut Creek Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 11-25
Widen Elementary Daily After school No 51-75 26-50
Zilker Elementary Daily After school No 76-100 51-75
 
Community Settings
County Name Serves in Community Locations?
Travis No
Williamson No
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