Extended Day Programs

  • Before School Care (BSC)
  • Extended Day School (EDS)
  • After School Care (ASC)

To place a child in any AnchorPoint extended day program, parents/guardians complete an application form. A $10.00 non-refundable enrollment fee per family is due with the application. The first hour or portion of that hour a child spends in an extended day program is billed at a minimum of $3.00 for the first child and $2.50 for another child in the same family. If a child's time extends into a second hour or more, that time is billed according to the portion of the extended hour(s) during which care is given. Bills are tabulated monthly from the child’s daily sign-in/sign-out sheet and due within two weeks of receipt.

BSC (Before School Care)

The work day begins before the school day for many parents/guardians. BSC is designed to meet the needs of busy families. BSC is childcare for students in AnchorPoint preschool through sixth grade. It begins at 7:00 AM (earlier if special arrangement is made with the staff, with the charge per hour doubled). It continues until 8:15 AM for grades K-6 students, when they are excused for recess, and until 8:55 AM for preschool students, when they are excused to their classrooms.

EDS (Extended Day School)

EDS is offered for AnchorPoint preschool students starting at 11:30 AM and kindergarten students starting at 11:45 AM, ending at 3:25 PM. It is far more than childcare. EDS begins with some down time and lunch. Throughout the afternoon there are Bible lessons and literacy lessons that reinforce what happens in the morning classes. EDS is truly school, continued in the afternoon.

ASC (After School Care)

ASC is childcare for AnchorPoint preschool through sixth grade students from 3:25-5:30 PM (later if special arrangement is made with the staff, with the charge per hour doubled). ASC begins with a free snack and beverage, and some down time in the room. Then the children go outside or in the gym for playtime. This is either organized or free play. Usually after 5:00 PM, the students spend time with education games on the computers, doing homework, or reading books.