BAS Program
The Region 15 Before and After School Program (BAS) is a non-profit organization (LINK to the BAS Website) dedicated to making safe, nurturing, and affordable before and after school care available to children in grades kindergarten through grade six, in the Middlebury-Southbury community of Region 15.
The program provides working parents a reliable and worry-free alternative to having their child(ren) in an empty house for part of the day.
The Region 15 Before and After School program is administered by The Nest Daycare, Inc. (Ms. Leslie Mastrianna, Program Director).
For more information about the elementary program, or to register your child(ren), please call or visit the appropriate site during program hours, or call Ms. Leslie Mastrianna, at 203-758-9799.
PROGRAM SCHEDULE (Elementary)
The BAS program runs during the school year. It is available on all regularly scheduled school days, "in-service" days, and February and April vacation weeks.
The morning session starts at 7:30 a.m. and ends at 9:00 a.m. The afternoon session starts at 3:40 p.m. and ends at 6:00 p.m. On scheduled half days, the afternoon session begins immediately following dismissal.
When school is delayed due to weather conditions, the program is delayed accordingly.
A child may be registered for morning, afternoon, both, or any combination of mornings and afternoons, Monday through Friday.
Temporary care will be considered where space permits. This type of request and the appropriate forms must be completed in advance of using the program.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- To provide safe, supervised before and after school activity for children of both working and non-working parents.
- To provide an environment that promotes the development of personal and interpersonal relationships between and among children through one-to-one and group activities.
- To provide developmentally appropriate structured and unstructured activities indoors and outdoors.
- To promote parent involvement through membership on the Board of Directors (several Board members are parents of children in the program) and as Corporators of our non-profit corporation.
- To provide scholarship assistance where appropriate.
Each day the children will be offered a wide variety of activities, indoors and outdoors, that will be both structured and unstructured. This provides each child with an opportunity to make choices about what he/she would like to do that day.
An afternoon schedule may include:
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3:30-3:45 |
Children arrive |
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3:45-4:00 |
Teachers and children share snack |
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4:00-5:30 |
Enrichment programs, individual and group play (arts, crafts, music, homework, etc. |
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5:30-6:00 |
Free Play (games, books, etc.) |
The morning schedule will include outside or gym play, individual and group play, and free time.
SITE INFORMATION
All locations are based in the school cafeteria with access to playgrounds, gym, library, and other designated school areas.
| 203-262-8160 | Pomperaug Elementary School |
| 203-598-7625 | Middlebury Elementary School |
| 203-262-1020 | Gainfield Elementary School |
| 203-758-9891 | Long Meadow Elementary School |
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