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sooK , 404 <br />1. Effective January 21, 19.91 (second semester). all After <br />School Programs at elementary sites will have 100% rate increase <br />from $5.00 a week to $10.00 a week per child. Children on the <br />free or reduced lunch program will pay $5.00 per week. <br />Principals in conjunction with the Recreation Director will have <br />the authority to approve hardship cases at no cost. This <br />increase shall make the Indian,River County After School Program <br />a nearly break-even County Recreation Program if attendance <br />remains constant. <br />2. Children that are 5 and 6 years old will be accepted if <br />there are older siblings in the program or if they are a hardship <br />case and are approved by the principal in conjunction with --the <br />Recreation Director. <br />We request your approval of this policy. <br />Chairman Bird advised that the Board has received several <br />letters and many calls from people concerned about the fee <br />structure and the exclusion of 5 and 6 year olds in the After <br />School Programs. Most of the people, however, were basically in <br />support of the program. We received a letter from Lenora Quimby, <br />owner/director of a local child care center, and alternate member <br />of the Children's Services Advisory-Cornmittee, objecting to the <br />proposed weekly charge being too low. The private child care <br />owners are urging the County to adopt a competitive weekly rate <br />of $30 or decide to serve only the economically disadvantaged. <br />They feel that the $5.00 charge and even the $10.00 charge is <br />unfair. <br />OMB Director Joe Baird advised that the present $5.00 weekly <br />charge does not pay for the program, and even by increasing it to <br />$10 a week, we only would be breaking even. <br />Commissioner Eggert reported that the Children's Services <br />Advisory Committee voted unanimously to recommend raising the <br />weekly charge from $5 to $10 in an attempt to be fair. Most of <br />the telephone calls were from people objecting to the exclusion <br />of the 5 and 6 year olds, rather than to the higher charge of <br />$10._ These parents have a strong feeling that child care centers <br />focus on the pre-school children and that 5 and 6 year old <br />children going to school should be allowed to participate in the <br />After School Program.since part of this expense is being paid <br />with taypayers' dollars. <br />Director Baird estimated that the weekly charges wou-Id <br />amount to $35,000 and that the expenses would be in that area. <br />It is very hard to estimate the revenues since we don't have any <br />historical data. <br />Commissioner Scurlock pointed out that we do Have historical <br />data from the hot lunch programs in the individual public <br />46 <br />
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