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Your guide to YMCA of Greenville’s 2022-23 After School program

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For many parents, after-school programs are a win-win: Their child has a safe place to go after school, and they get to learn + have fun during that time. | Photo provided by YMCA of Greenville

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We know the back-to-school season can be stressful for parents, filled with shopping for supplies, calming kids’ nerves + figuring out your plans for after-school childcare. And yes, it’s only June — but we know you’re likely planning ahead.

Enter: YMCA of Greenville’s After School program for elementary + middle school students (grades K5-8). From 2:15-6 p.m. each afternoon, students are provided with daily homework support, a healthy snack, activities + play, and weekly enrichment programs to encourage them to learn, grow, and thrive. Pro tip: Registration is now open for the 2022-23 school year — so you can secure your child’s spot before their school fills up.

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Each afternoon starts with a healthy snack and intentional quiet time for students to focus on school assignments, with staff + volunteers available to answer questions and provide support. | Photo provided by YMCA of Greenville

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Here’s the need-to-know info for parents:

Cost:

  • Weekly cost per child: $60 for Y members; $90 for non-members.
  • There is a one-time registration fee of $50 per child due at the time of registration for the school year.
  • Financial aid is available.
  • Weekly payment is due no later than Wednesday to be added to the roster for the following Monday + is required regardless of attendance.
  • The program ends promptly at 6 p.m. — there is a $1 per minute late fee for pick-up after 6 p.m., due at the time of pick-up.

If you need to cancel, written notice needs to be submitted two weeks before a child’s last day in the program.

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Weekly enrichment programs offer students a chance to participate in clubs, develop social and emotional skills, and create lasting positive relationships.| Photo provided by YMCA of Greenville

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Locations:

  • The program offers pickup from 40+ local schools (full list here).
  • The program is held at the following branches:
    • Caine Halter Family Y
    • YMCA Program Center (Simpsonville)
    • Eastside Family Y
    • George I. Theisen Family Y (located at Travelers Rest First Baptist Church)
    • YMCA Judson Community Center

Want to know more? Check out the official YMCA After School parent handbook (and keep an eye on their website for the 2022-23 handbook). If you’re ready to register your child for the 2022-23 school year, visit the Y’s website.*

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