Lake Harriet Upper Campus
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Lake Harriet Upper Campus
4912 VINCENT AVE SOUTH 55410 [email protected] Site Cell: 612-919-2004 Site Office: 612-668-3327 Main Office: 612-668-3890 Fax: 612-668-3895 Morning: Anita, Angelique, Carl G, Eve, John Afternoon: Anita, Terry, Eve, Karl E Parent Advisory Council Rep: Danette Kittleson (Ben’s mom) HTTP://MPLSKIDS.MPLS.K12.MN.US Lake Harriet Upper Campus April 2015 An accredited program by the MN Afterschool Accreditation Program School Year Registration Opens Registration for 2015—2016 opens Monday, April 20 for current families and May 4 for new families. We have kids in grades 4—7 here and hope all our friends continue with us next year! If you have younger ones at Lower Campus, I recommend completing their contracts first and then doing the Upper Campus contract. Parent Rep Needed As you think ahead to next year, please consider volunteering to be our PAC rep. The Parent Advisory Council is comprised of a parent representative from each Mpls Kids site. Their goal is to support and guide the continuous development and improvement of the program. They meet about 5 times during the school year at the Davis Center. The meetings are held on Thursday evenings 6:00—7:30pm with dinner served 5:30—6:00. Childcare is provided. Info to Track . . . Registration/Scheduling/Billing/ Your Account Questions 612-668-3890 [email protected] Your Online Account https:// minneapolis.thatscommunityed.com Our LHU website http://mplskids.mpls.k12.mn.us/ lhu.html current newsletter, non-school day activity calendar Facebook Search “Minneapolis Kids School Age Care” and like us! LHU Email List If you want to be added to or removed from the list, please send a note to [email protected] Please let Anita know if you are interested. Thanks! Kids Welcome: Summer Registration Registration for Summer 2015 opened March 16. Enrollment is open to kids entering grades 1—7. We will join the younger kids at Lower Campus. A calendar of activities is posted on our website to help with your planning. The program will be open Thursday, June 11—Friday, August 14. Please note, we are closed Monday, June 8—Wednesday, June 10 for summer prep and staff training. Accreditation Update We continue to improve our program through the MAAP accreditation process. We discovered a few spots that need clarification from MAAP before we have our official validator visit. Therefore we are opting to postpone our final visit from this spring to next school year. Before School 6:30—9:30am After School 4:10—6pm Non-School Days at LC 6:30am—6pm Happy April Birthdays! 1—Lilly B 14—Ameya P 4—Angelique 19—Eve 6—Sophie B 20—Quinn W 10—Samantha F Spring Break at Lower Campus Mon—Fri, March 30—April 3 CLOSED: Monday, May 25 Last Day of School: Friday, June5 Projects—It’s a good day whenever we bring out the tracks and marbles to make rollercoasters. Tracks were all over the cafeteria including down the railing. The finger looms are a big hit with both boys and girls making backpack tags and bracelets. The NCAA basketball tourney is all the rage at this time of year too. After examining all the various team stats, predictions were made in pen on official bracket sheets. Then each day the results Afternoon Families If your child will NOT be attending after school as scheduled, please give us a call at 612-919-2004 or send an email to Anita by 3pm. It saves us a phone call to you. Thanks! Snack—Our snack is provided by the district Nutrition Center and there is a 2 week rotation. We choose to add extra fruit & veggies every day which the kids love. Kids may have 1 each of the official snack & extra fruits or veggies as desired. The current menu: Day Week 1 Week 2 are analyzed. Lots of fun for our basketball fans! Thanks to 5th graders Marin T & Sophia S for creating and leading the pom pom animals project. All loved how cute the animals turned out. They did a great job! We welcome others who want to lead. Gym—Baseball and softball season has arrived so that means limited gym time for us. We will take advantage of any open time in the gym and the hallways and atrium for modified games when the teams are practicing. In our accreditation kid survey, more than half of the kids didn’t like what was offered. The snack menu is set for this year, so we decided to poll the kids for their suggestions and send them to the Nutrition Center for consideration for next year’s menu. They had lots of ideas and we grouped them into categories: Chips/Crackers—chips (15), popcorn (5), Cheez-its (3), goldfish (3), Doritos (2), Sun Chips Protein/Dairy—chicken legs (5), pizza (2), turkey jerky, nuts (2), cheese, yogurt, pudding cups, sherbet Mon Pretzels, apple juice Zac Attack bar, apple juice Fruits & Veggies—raspberries (2), strawberries, kiwi, mango, pickles Tues Carrots & ranch dip, Apple slices & sunbutter, cheese stick, water cheese stick, water Beverages—mimosas (juice and sparkle water), smoothies, chocolate milk Wed Cliff Bar, vanilla milk Cookie, vanilla milk Dried fruit—fruit snacks, Motts fruit snacks, Fruit Roll Ups, Fruit by the Foot, Gushers Sun Chips, fruit punch juice Fri Banana loaf, chocolate Cereal, white milk Treats—candy (5), cupcakes/cake (5), Oreos, cookies (3), donuts, junk food (7), muffins, Fun Dip, gummy bears (2) Spring Break at Lower Campus Non-School Day Families Reminders for Non-School Days: All kids MUST be pre-registered. Sorry, no drop-ins are allowed. We are at LOWER Campus Please use Door #3 on Drew Ave. Bring a lunch + drink every day. Make it disposable for FT days. Send outdoor gear—coat, snow pants, boots, hat & mittens Arrive at least 30 minutes prior to departure time for field trips Contact the main office with scheduling questions Detailed Activity Calendar—on our website Mon, Mar 30 Pepitos and Movie 10:30—3:30p lunch included Tues, Mar 31 National Board Game Final Four Wed, Apr 1 Good Times Park Gr 2+ 9:30—1:00 and Gr K-2 12:00—3:30 Tennis shoes required Thurs, Apr 2 Goin’ on a Bear Hunt Fri, Apr 3 Science Museum 10:15—3:45 Bring a disposable lunch. Our Mission: To provide high quality school age child care for families. We offer a safe, nurturing, educational and recreational experience where children are encouraged to pursue interests and develop friendships, independence, and confidence. MINNEAPOLIS KIDS—LHU Thurs Bug Bites, fruit punch juice HTTP://MPLSKIDS.MPLS.K12.MN.US Morning Families