January 8, 2013 Orange County Citizens’ Commission for Children (CCC) After School/Summer Programs.

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January 8, 2013 Orange County Citizens’ Commission for Children (CCC) After School/Summer Programs

After School Zone Neighborhood Center for Families Citizens’ Commission for Children After School Programs

After School Programs Overview History Funding Accountability Challenges Summary

After School Zone

A Winning Collaboration Orange County Public Schools Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida Central Florida YMCA Federation of Congregations United to Serve Orange County Government

Critical Hours Highest incidence of neighborhood crimeHighest incidence of neighborhood crime Peak hours for drug usage among middle school studentsPeak hours for drug usage among middle school students Between the hours of 3:00 and 6:00 p.m.Between the hours of 3:00 and 6:00 p.m.

After School Zone $2.6 million middle schools 14,160 youth served ( )

Attendance will be higher for program participants. This year: Participants attended school 1.25 days more than non-participants 80% of participating students will achieve or maintain a 2.0 GPA or higher or improve academic achievement. This year: 97% GPA of 3.073% of youth achieved a GPA of 3.0 or better! 9980% of participating youth will not have initial or repeat involvement with the Juvenile Justice System. This year: 99% Outcomes Achieved! Agreed Upon Goals & Outcomes

Orange County After School Zone Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida Income Statement Revenue: Orange County Funding$1,329,199 Other Revenue (inc. Fees) $ 186,753 Total Revenue:$1,515,952 Expenses: Total Expenses:($1,251,524) Surplus: $264,428

Orange County After School Zone Attendance and Staffing Cost Summary Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida School YearSummer Avg. Daily Attendance9098 Staff Required55 Average Cost$464,360$139,312 Staffing Cost: $603,672

Orange County After School Zone Central Florida YMCA Income Statement Revenue: Orange County Funding$1,346,249 Other Revenue (inc. Fees) $ 155,118 Total Revenue:$1,501,367 Expenses: Total Expenses:($1,253,455) Surplus: $247,912

Central Florida YMCA School YearSummer Avg. Daily Attendance10976 Staff Required64 Average Cost$573,237$87,080 Staffing Cost: $660,317 Orange County After School Zone Attendance and Staffing Cost Summary

After School and Summer Programs Site Comparison SiteAverage Cost City of Orlando – After School All-Stars $83, Orange County Public Schools – 21 st Century $61, YMCA – After School Zone $56, Boys & Girls Clubs – After School Zone $53,134.00

After School Zone Funding $2.6M FY 2012 Funding Amount Per Site $ 99,938 (26 Sites) FY 2013 Funding Amount Per Site $ 92,800 (28 Sites)

After School / Summer Zone Fees After School / Summer 2013 Programs Current Program FeesBoys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida YMCA of Central Florida Regular School Year Fee No Fee Summer Registration Fee (One-Time)$15$10 Weekly Fee (Per Week/Per Child)$25$45 Weekly Fee Free/Reduced Lunch (Per Week/Per Child)$15$35 Field Trips IncludedNoYes Scholarships AvailableYes Weekly Fee Homeless YouthNo Fee

Program Accomplishments Career ExplorationCareer Exploration Arts AcademyArts Academy Nationally Accredited ProgramsNationally Accredited Programs Community ServiceCommunity Service STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) After School Zone Program Evaluation Report – UCFAfter School Zone Program Evaluation Report – UCF Program recognized nationally by PromisingProgram recognized nationally by Promising Practices in the Afterschool System (PPAS) Practices in the Afterschool System (PPAS) Program received numerous awards over the years Program received numerous awards over the years Featured in numerous publications Featured in numerous publications

Neighborhood Center for Families

After School / Summer Programs NCF Funding $millions $7.5M $5.3M $6.1M $6.3M $5.2M

After School / Summer Programs Citizens’ Commission for Children $millions $5.2M

Boys & Girls Clubs Attendance and Staffing Cost Apopka B & GSchool YearSummer Avg. Daily Attendance2554 Staff Required Staff Funded46 Average Cost$49,288$22,205 Staffing Cost: $71,493 County Funding: $93,599 Fees Reported: $13,972

Taft B & GSchool YearSummer Avg. Daily Attendance7288 Staff Required Staff Funded79 Average Cost$92,720$35,887 Staffing Cost: $128,607 County Funding: $187,004 Fees Reported: $22,404 Boys & Girls Clubs Attendance and Staffing Cost

Pine Hills (Walt Disney Club) B & G School YearSummer Avg. Daily Attendance Staff Required Staff Funded44 Average Cost$48,504$15,876 Staffing Cost: $64,380 County Funding: $84,820 Fees Reported: $32,886 Boys & Girls Clubs Attendance and Staffing Cost

Ivey Lane B & G (Universal Club) School YearSummer Avg. Daily Attendance Staff Required Staff Funded44 Average Cost$49,312$16,674 Staffing Cost: $65,986 County Funding: $82,476 Fees Reported: $49,312 Boys & Girls Clubs Attendance and Staffing Cost

After School / Summer 2013 Programs Program Fee Apopka NCF Boys & Girls Clubs (John Bridges Center) Taft NCF Boys & Girls Clubs (Sphaler Center) Regular School Year Fee $15 Registration No Weekly Fee $15 Registration No Weekly Fee Summer Weekly Fee (Per Week/Per Child) $40 per child, $30 for each additional child Field Trips IncludedNo Scholarships AvailableYes NCF After School / Summer Fees

After School / Summer 2013 Programs NCF After School / Summer Fees Program Fee Ivey Lane NCF Universal Boys & Girls Clubs– Project Learn Ivey Lane NCF Universal Boys & Girls Clubs– Teen Program Pine Hills NCF Walt Disney World Boys & Girls Clubs Regular School Year Fee $15 Registration No Weekly Fee $15 Registration No Weekly Fee $15 Registration No Weekly Fee Summer Weekly Fee (Per Week/Per Child)$40 Field Trips IncludedNo Scholarships AvailableYes

After School Programs Summary History Funding Accountability Challenges Summary

Thank you

PARKS AND RECREATION DIVISION After School Programs January 8, 2013

OverviewOverview Fees and DiscountsFees and Discounts Expansion OpportunitiesExpansion Opportunities SummarySummary Presentation Outline

Overview Fees and Discounts Expansion Opportunities Summary Presentation Outline

Rec Squad -Provided at 10 Recreation Centers -Fee Based Program -Includes Holidays & School Breaks Free Rec Squad -Wheatley Elementary School (Grant Funded) -Grace St. Church (Grant Funded) -Willow Street Community Center -West Orange Rec Center (contract to B&G) Overview

Rec Zone -No Fee -Provided at Pavilions -Not offered on holidays, bad weather, or school breaks Overview

Camp Scooter (Summer Camp) Fee Based Programs -Provided at 10 Recreation Centers -9 weeks (June 11 –August 10) -Mon. – Fri. -7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. -Registrants selected by lottery -One Field Trip per week included Overview

Camp Scooter Free Programs (Pay for field trips) -Wheatley Elementary School (Grant Funded) -Grace Street Church (Grant Funded) -Willow Street, Frederick Douglas Building -West Orange Recreation Center Overview

Parks & Rec Program Sites Rec Squad/Camp Scooter Locations Free Rec Squad/Camp Scooter Locations Rec Zone Locations Overview

Fees and Discounts Expansion Opportunities Summary Presentation Outline

Parks After School / Summer Fees Current Program FeesAfter SchoolSummer Regular School Weekly Fee $30 $80 Reduced Lunch Weekly Fee$20$60 Free Lunch Weekly Fee (Per Week/Per Child)$15$50 Food Stamp Weekly Fee$7.50$25 Field Trips IncludedNAYes Scholarships AvailableYes Field Trip Transportation IncludedNAYes Lunch IncludedNAYes School Pickup IncludedYesNA Fees and Discounts

After School Program Fees Fees and Discounts

Summer Camp Fees Fees and Discounts

Rec Squad/Camp Scooter ( Fiscal Year) School Year Programs Summer Camp Total Youth (Each youth slot counted once for the duration) 1010 Cost per Youth to Provide$494 $2.75/day $677 $15/day Hours in program year Average Cost per Youth per Hour $.80$1.36 Fees and Discounts

Program Costs Fees and Discounts

Overview Fees and Discounts Expansion Opportunities Summary Presentation Outline

Recreation Center After SchoolSummer Camp Additional CapacityCost Additional CapacityCost Barnett 40 $20,000 (transport) N/A (at capacity) Bear Creek 30 $20,000 (transport) N/A (at capacity) Bithlo N/A (at capacity) 40$27,000 TOTAL$67,000 Expansion Opportunities

Overview Fees and Discounts Expansion Opportunities Summary Presentation Outline

Programs offered after school and during school breaks Discounts offered for program participants Opportunity to expand at Barnett Park, Bear Creek Recreation Complex, and Bithlo Community Park. Summary

PARKS AND RECREATION DIVISION After School Programs January 8, 2013

Questions and Answers