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Child, Youth & School ServicesSUMMER CAMPS AND PROGRAMS

U . S . A R M Y G A R R I S O N A N S B A C H

Child Development CentersFull Day Care: 5:45 a.m. - 6 p.m.Our Child Development Centers (CDC) offer full day care that provides children oppor-tunities to develop relationships with teach-ers and peers and creates a foundation for life-long learning. This program implements content-rich, developmentally appropriate programs that support active learning and promote children’s hands-on progress in all developmental areas.

Part Time Care: 4 hours per day, times may vary.Our CDCs offer part time child care for fam-ilies that need short term care. The program challenges children by connecting new things that relate to the experiences, knowledge, and skills they already have. Developmentally ap-propriate curriculum, teaching strategies and environments provide opportunities to explore and play.

Kinder Palooza: 5:45 a.m. - 6 p.m.Our CDCs offer a kindergarten summer pro-gram. This program is full of hands-on activi-ties and fun projects! It is tailored for children that have completed kindergarten and offers many wonderful activities in arts & crafts, cooking, outdoor sports and games.

Summer Offerings from our:Child Development and School Age CentersYouth CentersYouth Sports and FitnessSKIESUnlimited

Hourly Care ServicesThe hourly care program is designed for parents who need short term child care on an intermittent basis. It is offered on a first come, first serve program. Reservations can be made in advance directly with the Child Development and School Age Centers. Orientation: In order to ensure a positive ex-perience, all families are required to complete a parent orientation with the center before starting any programs.

Fees: Cost for full time, part time, and Kin-dergarten programs are based on fee category. Fee categories are calculated by Parent Cen-tral Services and determined by total family income. Hourly care is $4/per hour. Families may be eligible for deployment benefits.

Katterbach Child Development andSchool Age CenterBldg. 9028CIV 09802.83.2828, DSN 467.2828

Storck Child Development andSchool Age Center Bldg. 6707 CIV 09841.83.4505/4423 DSN 467.4505/4423

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School Age Summer Campsand Programs

School Age Center CampFor children who have completed 1st-5th grades.

Daily ActivitiesThe SAC Camp will give children the opportunity to participate in a variety of weekly themes. SAC children will be able to participate in different specialty camps each week utilizing the 4-H or Boys & Girls Clubs of America curriculum. Wednesdays are Field Trip Day and we will end each week with a Fun Friday event. Field Trip times are subject to change; there is no alternate care for children who do not participate in the field trips. Through partnerships in the commu-nity, SAC helps children grow as individuals. Programs are offered in the areas of science, arts & crafts, sports and fitness, life skills, citizen-ship, leadership, technology, drama and recre-ation. Reservations for hourly care are required in advance at the SAC program and may not be scheduled on field trip days.

Cost: Categories are based on the total family income, as determined at Parent Central Services.

• Children can be enrolled by the week or use hourly care (no more than two days a week, but not on field trip days)• Hourly care is $4.00/hr. Hourly care users must pay for their own entrance fees for field trips.• Every child 1st-5th grade receives 4 free hours a month for hourly care• Children who are eligible for deployment benefits, will receive 16 hours of hourly care per month, per child, or 20 % off of one month’s full or part time child care bill.

Things to Remember• Children are always considered the grade they last completed, not the grade he/she is going into when school starts.• All children should come each day ready to participate in the day’s activities.• Check the daily schedule to ensure that your children have the appropriate clothing for the day (swimsuit, towel, raincoat, hiking shoes, etc).• Children must be registered with CYS Services to be eligible for the camp.• SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE• Parents, you must attend a summer camp orientation prior to enrolling your child for camp.

Weekly Themes & Trips

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The SAC programs are accredited by the COUNCIL ON ACCREDITATION (COA).

DATE THEME FIELD TRIP

Week 1: June 16-20 Out of the Box Legoland

Week 2: June 23-27 Go for the Gold Jola Indoor Play Area

Week 3: June 30-July 4 Stars and Stripes Bad Mergentheim Wildlife Park

Week 4: July 7-11 Where the Wild Things Are Wednesday trip: Stuttgart Zoo

Week 5: July 14-18 Movin’ and Groovin’ Geiselwind Amusement Park Jungle Book, Theatre Camp Partnership with Terrace Playhouse

Week 6: July 21-25 Exploration Pottenstein Caves & Fossil Dig Jungle Book, Theatre Camp Partnership with Terrace Playhouse

Week 7: August 1-28 Space is the Place Planetarium & Soccer Stadium

Week 8: August 4-8 GetFit BeStrong Basketball Clinic

Week 9: August 11-15 Flashback Week Ropes Course

Week 10: August 18-22 Survivor Week Bundeswehr Camp: Week long, overnight trip Those not on the trip will take a day trip to Hammelburg

Youth Center Camps andPrograms

Katterbach Youth CenterBldg. 5911CIV 09802.83.2395DSN 467.2395

Storck Youth Center Bldg. 6706 CIV 09841.83.4066 DSN 467.4066

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Weekly Summer Camp: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.Weekly fee

Free Open Recreation: 1-6 p.m.No cost

Youth Center trips and activities are open to all registered youth who have completed 6th-12th grade. Each week we will have a different project focus and provide partnership activities with different MWR programs.

Orientation: Program orientations will be held every Tuesday at 2 p.m. Some field trips may require a mandatory program orientation.

Cost: varies based on your category. If you have not had your fees determined at Parent Central Services, please contact them to avoid automatic assignment to Category 9. Please stop by Parent Central Services for more information on fees and registration.

The Youth Center will be open daily, 1-6 p.m. EXCEPT on field trip days. A wide variety of art, leadership, sports and recreation activities are available.

Things to Remember• Field trips are on Wednesdays unless otherwise noted.• Schedule is subject to change. Contact your local program for specific weekly activities.• Youth must have already completed at least 6th grade to be able to participate in Youth Center camps.• Snacks and lunches will be provided daily.• Be sure to let our staff know of any special medication needs or requirements prior to the week youth will be attending so we can plan accordingly.

Weekly Themes & Trips DATE THEME FIELD TRIP

Week 1: June 16-20 Read Between the Vines Movie Theater (Video)

Week 2: June 23-27 Off Post Adventures ODR Grafenwöhr Complex

June 30-July 2 NO CAMP, ONLY Field Trip Disneyland Paris

Week 4: July 7-11 Art Splash! Stuttgart Zoo Jungle Book, Partnership with Terrace Playhouse

Week 5: July 14-18 Center Stage Geiselwind Amusement Park Jungle Book, Partnership with Terrace Playhouse

Week 6: July 21-25 Turn It Up, Break It Down! Deutsche Museum (Music)

Week 7: August 1-28 Point and Shoot! (Photo) Planetarium & Nürnberg

Week 8: August 4-8 Game Theory (Sports Rafting

Week 9: August 11-15 Big Green Help Ramstein Shopping (Environmental)

Week 10: August 18-22 Bundeswehr Camp: Week long, overnight trip (3rd-5th grade) Those not on the trip will go to the Nürnberg Zoo

Youth Sports and Fitness

Fall SportsRegistration DatesMay 15-June 30

atParent Central Services

After June 30,teams will close when

rosters are full.

Available Summer SportsSoccer • $20Katterbach: June 23-27Storck: July 7-11 6–9 years: 10 a.m.–12 p.m.10 years and up: 1–3 p.m.

Dodgeball–Volleyball • $ Katterbach: June 30–July3Storck: July 14–1710–15 years: 10 a.m.–12 p.m.

Bowling • $25 Katterbach: July 11–August 158–15 years: every Thursday, time TBDEnrollment month: June-JulySeason timeframe: August-November

Available Fall SportsDevelopmental Soccer • $203–5 yearsAll other Soccer • $40*

Bowling • $25*8–15 years

Flag Football • $40*

Cheerleading • $40*

*Regardless of family income, rank or civilian grade

Available Winter SportsBasketball (3-15 years), Cheerleading (6-15 years), Wrestling (6-14 years), Bowling (6-15 years)Enrollment month: OctoberSeason timeframe: December-March

Available Spring SportsT-ball (3-7 years), Baseball (8-15 years), Softball (10-15 years), Track and Field (6-15 years), Bowling (6-15 years)Enrollment month: FebruarySeason timeframe: April-June

Available Discounts• A 15% multiple child reduction (MCR) will be applied to the 2nd and subsequent family members who enroll in the same sport. • Coaches will receive a discount, which is reimbursed at the end of the season. • Head coaches: all children will play at no cost during the same playing season.• Assistant coaches: first child will play at no cost during the same playing season.

Barton Youth SportsCIV 09811.83.7866DSN 468.7866

Storck Youth SportsCIV 09841.83.4849DSN 467.4849

Participation in the CYS Services Sports and Fitness program will help families develop a lifelong love of sports and fitness activities and lead to a healthier lifestyle.

Fees generated support the purchase of uniforms, equipment, field maintenance and awards.

Schools of Knowledge Inspiration Exploration and Skills (S.K.I.E.S.) programs are designed to give children and youth 18 months to 18 years of age instructional opportunities in the areas of art, education, life skills, and sports & fitness. S.K.I.E.S. classes are offered year round by qualified instructors to provide the best possible service to our patrons.

Summer SKIES ClassesGermanSoccerIrish DanceSwimmingGymnasticsTumblingGuitarKeyboardKarate

Class times and dates vary throughout the summer so please contact Parent Central Ser-vices for up to date information.

Use your deployment dollars!

How do I sign up? At Parent Central Services!

Your “One Stop Shop” for activity registration and enrollment for our youth summer camp program. You can call us to schedule an appointment to suit your needs or just come on by.

All children need to be registered first with CYS Services in order to attend summer camp.

Once your family has completed CYS Services Registration, Parent Central Services will provide you with summer camp program orientation information and our friendly staff can answer any questions you may have.

Who is eligible?Youth of active duty military personnel, reservists and National Guard on active duty and during in-active duty training, Department of Defense (DoD) appropriated and non-appropriated civilian per-sonnel and DOD contractors working in U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach may use programs provided by CYS Services delivery systems.

Give Parent Central Services a call and find out how to get your youth enrolled in SKIES Unlimited.

Registration is easy and FREE!

Katterbach Parent Central ServicesBldg. 5818, Room 103

Monday-Thursday8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Friday11:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

CIV 09802.83.2533/2531DSN 467.2533/2531

Storck Parent Central Services Bldg. 6706

Monday-Thursday10 a.m.-1 p.m., 2-5 p.m.

Friday11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., 2-5 p.m.

CIV 09841.83.4880 DSN 467.4880

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