When children enter the Y Afterschool program, a whole other world of imagination and growth opens up to them. In addition to supplementing what they have learned in school, children participate in interactive learning models that engage critical thinking skills, get assistance with their homework from trained YMCA staff, have a chance to socialize with each other, and form long-lasting friendships that enhance their development, growth and self-confidence.

Our curriculum is based on a program model that focuses on learning enhancement, health, recreation, while also building competence and confidence in children. The program runs every regular school day;  from 3:00 PM to 6:30 PM at our main location on Weyman Ave and 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Daniel Webster Elementary School located at 95 Glenmore Drive in New Rochelle. Snacks are provided.

The YMCA does not provide transportation; this must be arranged through the school district. Children from Jefferson School may be picked up by the Y staff with parental approval. In case of an earlier school district dismissal, children would be picked up at Jefferson School.

Fee Schedule & Registration Information

The New Rochelle YMCA non-refundable youth membership fee of $150 is required to enroll each child, and is due at registration. Payments received after the 5th of the month will be charged a $20.00 late fee.

Monthly fee per child

  • 5 day program - $330.00/month

  • $40 additional for 1/2 days from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM (If your child is enrolled to attend)

All payments, either credit card or EFT, are processed on the 1st of the month.

Cancellations: If you want to cancel, you have to send a written statement to Tanisha Miller via email or in person. The cancelation process takes approximately 60 days. Tanisha can be contacted at tmiller@nrymca.org.

During New Rochelle school system half days, children enrolled in the Afterschool Program may attend from 11:30 AM to 6:30 PM for an additional fee. Cost is $40 per 1/2 day per child.

Please have all paperwork filled out prior to enrolling children in the program. Paperwork is available by visiting the New Rochelle YMCA or emailing tmiller@nrymca.org.

*** Must have a copy of the most recent medical form signed by the child’s doctor.

Frequently Asked Questions


 

What sort of activities will my child be doing at afterschool?

Upon arrival, all children will be given assistance with projects and/or homework. Once completed, they have the option of choosing from among several activities — some relatively unstructured, and others that are staff-designed learning centers. We also will be providing a number of program enhancements as a part of our program such as fitness classes, STEM, arts & crafts and expressive performance. Youth enrolled in our afterschool program at the New Rochelle YMCA will also have swim time in our indoor pool on Wednesdays.

What are the hours for afterschool?

Afterschool runs from 3:00PM to 6:00PM at our Webster program, and from 3:00PM to 6:30PM at our Weyman Ave program.

What is the cost of afterschool? Can I enroll by the day? By the week?

Youth can be registered by the day, 3 days or week. The daily rate is $40 per day; the 3 day rate is $100 per week, and the 5 day program is $330 per month.

What is the ratio of students to staff?

We maintain a ratio of 1:5 staff to students.

Will snack be served?

A nutritious snack, which is planned to meet a child’s nutritional requirement, is served each day.

What about half-days or school holidays?

We offer both half-day programs and holiday camp programs when the schools are closed for an additional fee. Youth can be enrolled for 1/2 day programs for an additional $40 per day. These programs must be pre-registered one week in advance. Holiday and Vacation Day programs are available for an additional fee.

Who can I contact for more information?

For more information please contact our Youth Director Tanisha Miller at tmiller@nrymca.org or call (914) 632-1818.

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EMERGENCY CONTACTS & PICK UP AUTHORIZATION
(May NOT be primary mother/father/guardian)
In an emergency situation, parents will be contacted first and Emergency Contacts will be contacted only if parents/guardians listed
above cannot be reached. Please list in order to be contacted. All individuals authorized to pick up your children from the program must be at least 18 years of age. Children will not be released to minors. A license or other positive proof of identification must be shown at pick up. Please make sure that the individuals on this list are aware that they may be called in an emergency to pick up your child.
I give permission for the emergency contact persons listed below to authorize medical treatment or to pick up and/or transport my child from the program in my absence. I understand that persons listed as "Emergency Contacts" are automatically authorized to pick up my child from the program. In emergency situations only, I will give verbal and/or written permission for an individual, who is not on this list to pick up my child. I understand no child will be released without emergency verbal/written permission.
I further understand and agree that once my child is released into the custody of any of the individuals listed below, in addition to the parents/guardians noted above, the YMCA and its staff no longer has any responsibility for my child. We recommend that you establish a secret password with your child to be used in an emergency situation.
Late Pick-Up: A grace period of 5 minutes will be allocated for your convenience. If a child is picked-up after 5:05, a charge of $1.00 per minute will be applied to your bill. Habitual late pick-ups may result in suspension.
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CHILD’S HEALTH HISTORY INFORMATION
This section is required for your camper’s care and is mandated by the State of NY.
Please describe any past medical treatment that this camper has received or any medical/health/ behavior information helpful to know in a camp setting (attach additional page if needed):
Allergies
Medications
ADMINISTRATION OF FIRST AID

These steps may include, but are not limited to the following: contacting parent/guardian; authorized alternate persons; child's physician/dentist.

ABSENT PARENT CONSENT FOR EMERGENCY TREATMENT OF A MINOR

    ●  I hereby authorize the staff of the New Rochelle YMCA to give first aid and CPR to my child as needed. I understand that the staff are trained in the basics of First Aid and CPR.

    ●  In the event of an emergency, I hereby authorize the program staff to have my child transported to the nearest medical facility to secure necessary medical treatment.

    ●  I give permission for the emergency contact persons to authorize medical treatment or to pick up and/or transport my child from the program in my absences

    ●  In the event that I cannot be reached, I hereby authorize any licensed physician to provide proper treatment, order injections, hospitalize, give anesthesia or perform emergency surgery for my child. give permission to the physicians attending to my child to secure and administer treatment as necessary. I understand that this authorization is given prior to any need for medical care, but is given to avoid unnecessary delay in emergency treatment, which the physician may deem advisable.

    ●  I understand that the staff will make every effort to notify me of the emergency immediately.

    ●  I hereby grant permission for the staff to take any steps necessary to obtain medical or dental care if

    warranted The YMCA shall not be held responsible for anything that may happen as a result of false information given at the time of enrollment.
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