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We welcome
you to the Enterprise School Age Program (S.A.P.). We are a
childcare program offering our service to school age children in
the grades Kindergarten through Fifth. A prepaid weekly fee is
charged for each child that attends our program.
The
Enterprise S.A.P. center opens at 6:30 A.M. till the
children go to class at 8:50, and from 4:10 till 6:00 P.M.
There is a dollar per minute per child fee for any children
picked up after 6:00 P.M.
We are open
on ˝ days when the children get out of school. We are not open
on In-Service days or Holidays.
Enterprise
School Age Program
3605 S. Gold
973-6813, 973-6800
Staff:
Director – Michelle Grillot
Asst. Director – Sheryl Dickerson
Para’s: Val Peak, Jeanette Jenkins, Ruth Smith, Roberta Gammon

Children of elementary school age, in grades kindergarten through
fifth, may be served in our S.A.P. No child will be refused
admission or dismissed from this program because of race,
religion, or national origin.
 
Enterprise Latchkey will be open from:
6:30 AM till 8:50 AM and 4:10 PM till 6:00 PM

Registration
is $15.00-fullpay and SRS ($10 for summer), $13.00-reduced ($8
for summer.)
Daily Fees
Hours
Full Pay Reduced
0-3
$6.00 $5.00
3:01-6
$12.00 $10.00
6:01+
$16.00 $14.00
If more
than 3 children from the same family attend, the third child
will be ˝ price.
There is an
additional $2 per day activity fee during the summer. This
covers Field trips, crafts, speakers……
It must be
marked on application whether you are full pay, reduced, or SRS.
Otherwise we will put you in the computer as full pay.
Payment
should be made on a weekly basis, prior to child receiving
service. If fees are not paid before Friday of each week, a late
fee of $5.00 will be charged per family. Continual late payments
will result in dismissal from the Program.
A $1.00
late fee per minute will be charged when a child is left after
6p.m.
Fees will
be billed according to hours scheduled on child’s SAP contract.
Families
eligible for childcare payments from SRS must apply in person to
the SRS, and present written agreement from SRS stating the
number of hours for which SRS will pay. (Schools may accept
verbal approval from client's Social Worker by phone.) Families
not eligible for subsidized child care may receive the S.A.P.
services on payment of the fees.
Transportation
to and from the center for the purpose of childcare is the
responsibility of the parent.
The parents will be notified immediately
when a child is ill or injured. If the situation requires
emergency medical treatment, 911 will be called. A staff member
will accompany the child to the emergency center.
In case of fire, children will be
escorted from the building as quickly as possible through the
nearest outside door and remain on the outer perimeter of the
building site until danger is past.
In case of severe weather or tornado
warnings, the children will report to the
Gym (which we are based in) a weather
radio and flashlights will be ready to be used.
Children will remain in this location
until storm has passed.
In case of electrical storm, children
will be kept off of corded phones, and away from all windows.
If a dangerous intruder or a sniper is on or around the school
grounds during S.A.P. hours, children will be asked to stay low,
taken to the gym where all doors will be locked.
Liability Insurance is carried by the
school district. Group Accident Insurance may be purchased by
parents through the school district. Should accidents occur,
cost of medical care will be responsibility of the parents. Our
insurance is more of a secondary care to help with the
deductible. Insurance applications are available in the school
office.
Meals
Breakfast
Our school does have a breakfast program;
payment for it is taken care of through the office. Children
taking part of breakfast will eat at 8:15 AM.
Snack
We do serve a snack after the children
arrive after school. Our snacks are through a federal program,
therefore all food needs to be eaten at
school. We cannot allow the children to take the food with
them.
Behavior expectations of our
S.A.P. pupils are the same for as the regular school days.
1. Each S.A.P. child will be held
responsible for his/her
personal actions. (It is a privilege to
be in our program not a right.)
2. Parents should and will be involved
in assisting the Staff
to affect a meaningful and positive solution to their child's
behavior.
3. Fighting will not be permitted.
4.
Being disrespectful by words or actions will not be
permitted.
5. Defiance that may
threaten others or disrupt the
general discipline of the
S.A.P. is not permitted.
6. A student who steals,
destroys or defaces property will
be expected to make restitution as part of the penalty for such
actions.

A. Time out of 5 to 10
minutes.
B. Time out with writing of what they did wrong and
listing things they could have done instead.
C. The Director will be notified of repeated violations.
D. Parents shall be informed of
their child’s
repeated misbehavior by the Latchkey Director.
E. A child may be removed from the program for not
following policies of the program.
 
Kansas
Certificate of Immunization is required for all children in the
program according to State Law and School Board Policy. These,
along with physical examination records,
will
be reviewed by the school nurses and filed in the pupil's
cumulative folder.
The
"Emergency Care" procedures endorsed for use in the Wichita
Public Schools will be the guidelines used for first aid care.
Parents are required to provide emergency information, including
phone numbers for home, work, cell, and a designated adult who
is willing to accept responsibility in case of sudden illness or
injury. Pupil Information Form (10.20b9s) may be used to gather
information. Parents must sign this form and are responsible
for keeping the information current. The Pupil’s parent will be
notified as soon as possible of any emergency. Parents are
responsible for picking up or arranging to have the pupil picked
up by the designated adult within approximately 30 minutes from
notice. The pupil will be placed in a quiet area under adult
observation until parent or other responsible adult assumes
responsibility. Unless parent is available, SAP staff member
will accompany a pupil sent to the emergency room by ambulance
whenever possible.
Parents are responsible for administering
all needed medications outside of the S.A.P. time. Medication
is given at school only upon written request from both
Lawful custodian and a person who is
licensed to practice medicine and surgery or dentistry in the
State of Kansas and is prescribing the medication. These
written requests are required before administration of any
medication is initiated. Implementation of the request must
follow the elementary and secondary schools accreditation
regulations. School personnel will not be responsible for
administering inject-able medications. SAP employees have
received training in medication procedures and will administer
all medications.
Summer Latchkey
Information For any questions contact Michelle Grillot. |