AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMING NEWS
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See what we've been doing this
week -- after-school, and meet some of the special people that make our
programs work! |
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Children's Author Margaret Wolford (Newark,
Ohio) will be visiting our centers in November and December
No Sugar Coating
by Margaret Wolford
"Alana thinks keeping a journal is just one more boring assignment until
she realizes her life is anything but dull! Who really is Janamarie? Why
does Kimmie act so strangely outside of school? Is making mashed
potatoes that big of deal? Join Alana in No Sugar Coating as she solves
a mystery or two, learns a lesson about friendship, and endures her
mother's terrible cooking. A journal that at first seemed like a dumb
idea becomes a place to record the mysterious, wonderful, and sometimes
painful happenings in ten-year-old Alana Davis' life. No Sugar Coating
may be her first journal, but it won't be her last."
Hear Ms. Wolford at the East CLC on
November 13; WASC on December 4, the Cedar CLC on December 11, and the
Tallmadge CLC (TBD) in January, 2010. |
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Cedar Community Learning Center
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THRILLER, Part 2, is here and the students who participated
caught on rather quickly. We must say, we need to insist on the
Arts in our programs and schools. Check out what this week’s
Thriller looks like.
CLICK HERE. Tune soon as we come to a close to wrap up
our Thriller workshops. Great job Cedar C LC students!
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East Community Learning Center
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East CLC enjoying an
afternoon of net and rope climbing. The students develop
coordination and gain confidence by succeeding in tasks unfamiliar
to them. In addition to working on these skills, the students are
preparing for a performance of Exercise and Energize-a song about
health and fitness. Parents will see the performance at the Family
Night Tailgate on Nov. 20.
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Tallmadge Community Learning Center
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At the Tallmadge CLC, we
are bonding with our Big Brothers and Big Sisters....Our HEROES (Keshia
Hoey and Katie Pullin) enjoyed getting their picture taken with our
principal, Mr. Lawson....We made Kool-Aid Play dough for Fun Friday.
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West After School Center
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In
anticipation of author Margaret Wolford's visit, Mrs. Pressler and Ms.
Fiore are reading her book, No Sugar Coating, to the students at
WASC. What a great way to spend snack time listening to Alana's journal
as she solves a mystery or two and learns a lesson about life. You might
want to pick up a copy and read it for yourself! |
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2009
Thanksgiving and Christmas Assistance
Five local agencies take
referrals for assistance for families during the Thanksgiving and
Christmas holidays. Families must reside in Fairfield County and meet
eligibility guidelines. Households may not receive duplication of
services. If you need assistance or know families that do, share or use
the contact information found to the right to get help.
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Salvation Army - 228 Hubert Ave
Christmas Assistance
740-687-1921
Maywood Mission - 1029 S. Broad Street
Christmas Assistance
740-653-4458
St.
Vincent DePaul - 424 Locust Street
740-653-6037
Christmas Assistance
Community Action - 1743 E. Main Street
740-653-4146
Thanksgiving & Christmas Assistance
Information and Referral
Thanksgiving & Christmas Assistance
740-687-0500
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You can help support the
West After
School Center
every time you shop at
your local Krogers. It's simple. Just sign up and every time
you shop and have your
Krogers Plus Card scanned, a portion of the
amount comes to the West After School Center. Encourage your friends to
help us - and support our mission! |
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TO USE THE KROGER
COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAM:
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Pick up a copy of the registration form
from the WASC. It has the scanbar code on it.
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Simply take the form to the Customer
Service Desk at your local Kroger store. They will scan it and your
Kroger Plus Card, and with 72 hours a percentage of everything
purchased at Krogers comes to the WASC - between now and April 30,
2010.
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Know someone that
recently lost a job? There may be forms of assistance of which they may
be unaware.
The West After School
Center is a provider for the
Ohio Benefit Bank. If you are in need of
assistance related to childcare, food, health coverage or home energy
needs, please call the WASC at 653-5678 and set up an appointment to do
a quick check to see if you might qualify for help. |
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Daylight Savings
Time ends in the United States on the first Sunday in November
(Nov. 1) when clocks are set back one hour at 2:00 a.m. local daylight
time, which becomes 1:00 a.m. local standard time. |
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What you can do to protect
yourself from the Swine Flu… (source:
www.examiner.com)
Follow some common sense protections
emphasized for any flu, including seasonal flu:
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Keep your hands washed as simple as this
sounds, it is one of your best defense in washing away viruses
effectively.
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Use a hand sanitizer when you are unable
to wash with soap and water.
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Avoid being near others who might be sick
to avoid breathing droplets they have sneezed or coughed, or
touching something they have touched.
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Try to limit touching your eyes, nose and
mouth.
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Keep your immune system healthy.
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Eat nutritious foods-consume a varied diet
of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and nuts to boost the immune
system.
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Exercise daily –walk or dance in your
home.
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Manage your stress level through
relaxation therapy.
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Get your rest and a good night sleep.
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Keep a distance of at least three feet
between yourself and others whenever possible.
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If things continue to get worst it is
recommended to wear a mask and gloves.
And finally no, you can’t get the swine flu
from eating pork. The reason is the influenza viruses are not
transmitted by food. You can not get swine influenza from eating
pork or pork products. Eating properly handled cooked pork and/or a
pork product is safe. Cooking pork to an internal temperature of
160°F kills the swine flu virus as it does other bacteria and
viruses.
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Wash Your Hands! Avoid the Flu! |
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COMMUNITY
PARTNERSHIPS |
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Training Opportunities
Many of the area providers needs these required
training opportunities to meet licensing requirements for ODJFS.
If interested in joining un and taking advantage of local
training, contact Chris Kuttler at the WASC, 653-5678, to reserve a
spot.
Communicable Disease
Saturday, November 7, 2009, 9-3:30
at the
WASC, $35.00
Child
Abuse Prevention
December 5, 2009, 9-3:30
at the WASC |
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ADVOCACY, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, and COLLABORATION |
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Each afternoon across
the U.S., 15 million children--more than a quarter of our children--are
alone and unsupervised after school. The parents of 18 million would
enroll their children in an afterschool program, if one were available.
These are some of the key findings from the nation’s most in-depth study
of how America’s children spend their afternoons. America After 3PM was
sponsored by the JCPenney Afterschool Fund. The 2009 report, conducted
for the Afterschool Alliance, surveyed nearly 30,000 households across
the United States. The survey finds that 8.4 million children
participate in an afterschool program, an increase of nearly 3 million
children over the past five years. While this is encouraging, there is
still work to be done. The number of children left alone after the
school day ends has risen to 15.1 million children - an increase of
800,000 children - since the 2004 edition of America After 3PM.
Top 10 States for Afterschool Programs
Hawaii
Arizona
New York
California
New Jersey
Virginia
New Mexico
Florida
Texas
North Carolina |
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National Comparison & Trends |
2009 |
2004 |
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Ohio % |
National % |
Ohio % |
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Kids in Afterschool
Programs |
12 |
15 |
7 |
11 |
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Kids in Self Care |
30 |
26 |
28 |
25 |
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Kids in Sibling Care |
16 |
14 |
11 |
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ParentsExtremely/Somewhat Satisfied with Afterschool Program |
98 |
89 |
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91 |
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Who Would
Participate if an Afterschool
Program were Available |
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38 |
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In Ohio, 851
households were surveyed for this study. Among those households, 34
percent qualified for free or reduced price lunch, 3 percent were
Hispanic and 13 percent were African-American. According to U.S.
Department of Education data from 2005-2006, the total school enrollment
in Ohio was 2,015,421, which is the foundation for all statewide
projections in Ohio After 3PM.
America After 3PM was sponsored by the JCPenney Afterschool Fund.
Between March and May 2009, 29,754 parents/guardians responded to survey
questions about their after school child care arrangements during the
2008-2009 school year. RTi, a market research firm, conducted the survey
and analyzed thedata for the Afterschool Alliance. Additional
information from America After 3PM is available at
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Ohio has significant unmet needs for afterschool
programming. But comparatively, Ohio is among six states having made the
greatest progress in afterschool participation
“States on the Move”
OHIO
Minnesota
Washington
Maryland
Oregon
Massachusetts
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Join us in Washington, DC. Register now for the best
convention for professionals in the field!
Click
HERE
for a link for convention registration.
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FITNESS, NUTRITION and HEALTHY
LIVING for KIDS
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Watch
Healthy
Living for Kids
weekly on the
Lancaster Schools Television Network |
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The Goals for
our Television Program:
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Create and sustain a community dialogue
and awareness campaign that helps every individual learn to make healthy
choices about what and how much they eat as well as how much daily
exercise they get.
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Encourage children to engage in healthy
and productive extra curricular activities at home and at school.
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Teach families
how to prepare foods and
economical family meals and snacks.
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Showcase the wealth of community
resources and personnel that can help kids and families develop healthy
lifestyles.
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Demonstrate the positive impact and
benefits that participation in before and after school programs can have
on children's mental health and social development.
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Our
next Healthy Living for Kids Show features our staff and students
talking about what turns their lights on about being involved in
after-school. Check out the show's
introduction HERE.
HELP KEEP THE LIGHTS ON
AFTER SCHOOL!! |
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WASC BOARD OF
DIRECTORS COMMITTEE MEETINGS |
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Healthy Living for Kids Planning Meeting,
Monday, November 2, 11:30
a.m. - 12:30
p.m. at the OSU Extension
Education and Vision Committee Mtg., Tuesday,
November 17, 11:30 a.m. lunch with principals
WASC Board of Directors Meeting, Thursday,
November 19, 9:30-11:00 a.m.
Healthy Living for Kids Planning Meeting,
Monday, November 23, 11:30
a.m. - 12:30
p.m. at the OSU Extension
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TUE -
November 3 |
WED -
November 4 |
THU-
November 5 |
FRI -
November 6 |
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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WASC is Closed
Conferences
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WASC Leadership Team Mtg |
OAN Committee to recommend ODJFS-ODE merger -
Cols, 10-4 |
Quarterly Meeting
Vineyard Church, Westerville
including 21st Brown Bag Meetings |
Dr. Young presenting in
Kankakee, IL - Aligning the Learning Day with Illinois Afterschool
Network
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Healthy Living for Kids Committee Meeting - OSU
Extension |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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Center closes |
Center closes |
Center closes |
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TUE -
November 10 |
WED -
November 11 |
THU-
November 12 |
FRI -
November 13 |
| 6:00 a.m. |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Power of One Summit
Liberty Center - WASC Lead Team attends |
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WASC Leadership Team Mtg |
Early Childhood Advisory (ODE-ODJFS merger)
follow-up mtg. - Dr. Young attending |
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Dr. Young presenting in
Princeton, NJ - Aligning the Learning Day with New Jersey School Age
Care Coalition
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| 11:00 a.m. |
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Healthy Living for Kids Committee Meeting - OSU
Extension |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
| 4:00 p.m. |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
| 5:00 p.m. |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
| 5:30 p.m. |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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Center closes |
Center closes |
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Center closes |
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TUE -
November 17 |
WED -
November 18 |
THU-
November 19 |
FRI -
November 20 |
| 6:00 a.m. |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program
Dr. Young speaks at Sherman Rotary, 7:00
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC Elluminate Training, 9-11 |
WASC Board of Directors Mtg.,
9:30-11:00
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WASC Leadership Team Mtg |
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Healthy Living for Kids Committee Meeting - OSU
Extension |
WASC Education & Vision Committee Luncheon with
Principals |
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Dr. Young presents at Ohio Prevention and
Education Conference, Cols. 1:15 p.m.
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East CLC "Tailgating" party sponsored by WASC
Board of Directors |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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Center closes |
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TUE -
November 24 |
WED -
November 25 |
THU-
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FRI -
November 27 |
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THANKSGIVING VACATION
All WASC Programs are Closed
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Conference Make Up Day
All schools and WASC programs are closed |
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WASC Leadership Team Mtg |
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Healthy Living for Kids Committee Meeting - OSU
Extension |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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CONTACT US |
To learn more about
activities at the specific program sites sponsored the West After School
Center, contact:
Mrs. Julie Bibler, Site
Administrator - West After School Center, 620 Garfield Avenue,
Lancaster (740-653-5678)
jbibler@westafterschoolcenter.org
www.westafterschoolcenter.org
Mrs. Nan Rowe, Site
Administrator, East Community Learning Center, 751 East Wheeling
Street, Lancaster (740-687-7197)
rlibbee@eastsidecfs.org
www.eastsidecfs.org
Mr. Moses Garcia, Site
Administrator, Cedar Community Learning Center, 1515 Cedar Hill Rd.,
Lancaster (740-475-8243)
eaglesparrow@earthlink.net
www.cedarclc.org
Mrs. Michele Ritchlin, Tallmadge Community Learning Center, 611 Lewis Drive,
Lancaster (740-475-9229)
westafterschool@westafterschoolcenter.org
www.tallmadgeclc.org
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STAFF ROSTERS for
the WEST AFTER SCHOOL CENTERS
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Center Location |
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Young, Paul |
WASC |
Executive Director |
pyoung@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Kuttler, Chris |
WASC |
Office Manager |
ckuttler@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Draper, Ashly |
WASC, Cedar, East, Tallmadge |
Art Academic Coach |
ashlydraper@hotmail.com |
740-653-5678 |
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Purcell, Ann |
WASC |
Managing Cook, CACFP |
a_purcell@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-653-5678 |
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Blanchard, Alex |
WASC, Cedar, Tallmadge |
Program Assistant, CACFP |
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740-653-5678 |
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Bibler, Julie |
WASC |
Site Administrator |
jbibler@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Fiore, Ashley |
WASC |
Prog.Ass't. Acad. Coach, LeapTrack |
afiore@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Keller, Angela |
WASC |
Program Assistant, custodial |
akeller@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Curtice, Emma Jean |
WASC |
Academic Coach, Grade 1 |
acurtice@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Pressler, Gina |
WASC |
Academic Coach, Math |
g_pressler@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-653-5678 |
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Anderson, Linda |
WASC |
Program Assistant, Homework |
l_anderson@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-653-5678 |
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Lape, Jennifer |
WASC |
Program Assistant, Technology |
j_lape@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-653-5678 |
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Nixon, Tina |
WASC |
Program Assistant, Leaptrack |
tnixon@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Thorne, Michelle "Buffy" |
WASC |
Program Assistant, LeapTrack |
mthorne@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Azbell, Aime |
WASC |
A.M. Childcare Team Leader |
aazbell@columbus.rr.com |
740-653-5678 |
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CEDAR COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER |
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Garcia, Moses |
Cedar CLC |
Site Administrator |
mgarcia@cedarclc.org |
740-475-8243 |
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Winters, Della |
Cedar CLC (part-time) |
Student/Family Coordinator |
dm160703@ohio.edu |
740-475-8243 |
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Gang, James |
Cedar CLC |
Academic Coach, Leap Track |
bubbaniff@yahoo.com |
740-475-8243 |
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Tracey, Sherry |
Cedar CLC |
Academic Coach |
s_tracey@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-475-8243 |
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Tracey, Terry |
Cedar CLC |
Academic Coach |
teresa_nicole_tracey@yahoo.com |
740-475-8243 |
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Wills, Elizabeth |
Cedar CLC |
Academic Coach |
libby_geiger06@yahoo.com |
740-475-8243 |
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Cable, Betzi |
Cedar CLC |
A.M. Childcare/PM Program Asst |
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740-475-8243 |
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Warner, Diane |
Cedar CLC |
Program Assistant |
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740-475-8243 |
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EAST COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER |
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Rowe, Nan |
East CLC |
Site Administrator |
nrowe@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-687-7197 |
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McBroom, Robin |
East CLC |
Ass't Site Admin., A.M. Childcare |
william.mcbroom@sbcglobal.net |
740-687-7197 |
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Swartz, Hollie |
East CLC
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Academic Coach (shared Gr. 1) |
h_meadows@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7197 |
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Labus, Sally |
East CLC |
Academic Coach (shared Gr. 1) |
s_labus@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7197 |
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Stafford, Dalelene |
East CLC |
Academic Coach (shared Gr. 1) |
d_stafford@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7197 |
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Flowers, Elizabeth |
East CLC |
Academic Coach, Gr. 1/LeapTrack |
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740-687-7197 |
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Dorian, Brian |
East CLC |
Academic Coach, part-time |
b_dorian@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7107 |
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Kerns, Kent |
East CLC |
Academic Coach/Math, part-time |
k_kern@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7107 |
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Carpenter, Terry |
East CLC |
Program Asst, Homework/Leaptrack |
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Cyrus, Sally |
East CLC |
Program Asst, Homework/Leaptrack |
s_cyrus@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7197 |
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Steffy, Lacey |
East CLC |
Program Asst. |
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Schoonover, Denise |
East CLC |
Program Asst. |
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Schoonover, Devon |
East CLC |
Program Asst. |
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TALLMADGE COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER |
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Ritchlin, Michele |
Tallmadge CLC |
Site Administrator |
mritchlin@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-475-9229 |
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Lindsay, Natalie |
Tallmadge CLC (part-time) |
Student/Family Coord./ A. Coach |
nlindsay0623@yahoo.com |
740-475-9229 |
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Smith, Tami |
Tallmadge CLC |
Academic Coach, Grade 1 |
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Andres, Cindy |
Tallmadge CLC |
Academic Coach, Math
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Keller, Mary |
Tallmadge CLC |
Academic Coach, LeapTrack |
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Ardrey, Michael |
Tallmadge CLC |
Program Assistant, LeapTrack |
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Andres, Fred |
Tallmadge CLC |
Program Assistant, Homework |
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Blanchard, Alex |
Tallmadge CLC |
Program Assistant, CACFP |
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COLLABORATIVE SUPPORT PERSONNEL -- PURCHASED
SERVICES |
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Badgeley, Lindsay |
Cedar CLC |
New Horizons Counselor |
lbadgeley@nhyfac.com |
740-687-7334 |
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Anderson, Laurie |
Tallmadge CLC |
New Horizons Counselor |
landerson@nhyfc.com |
740-687-7336 |
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Young, Brian |
WASC |
Accountant, CFO to Go |
byoung@cfotogo.biz |
740-652-1040 |
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TBD |
Technology Support |
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