Guide - Greater Wichita YMCA

Brighter, 

stronger 

futures 

School Age Child Care 

Greater Wichita YMCA 

Featuring: 

• NEW breakfast and daily 

snacks with fresh fruits 

or veggies & whole grains 

• Daily fitness activities 

• Before School Programs 

• After School Programs 

• School Day Out Camps 

• Winter/Spring Break Camps 

• Income-Based Pricing 

Available 

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brighter, 

stronger 

futures 

OUR MISSION: To put Christian 

principles into practice through 

programs that promote healthy 

lifestyles, strong families, and 

positive youth development 

to build healthy spirit, mind 

and body for all, regardless of 

ability to pay. 

$5 school 

day out 

YMCA day camps for holidays 

and in-service days are $5. 

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Revised May 2012 

Are you looking for a fun, safe environment for your child 

before school, after school or on in-service days At the 

Greater Wichita YMCA, we offer the options you may be 

looking for in our School Age Child Care (SACC) program. 

With locations throughout Wichita and surrounding 

communities our programs have a long history of helping 

children grow in spirit, mind and body. 

Through SACC, the Y seeks to answer those tough questions 

you have about care programs like... Is my child safe Is s/he 

being supervised by a quality care provider Are good habits 

being developed for homework, healthy snacking or physical 

fitness 

YMCA’s SACC program answers these challenges through 

affordable and licensed services featuring: 

• qualified, trained and certified staff 

• homework assistance 

• healthy snacks and nutrition education 

• daily fun fit activities to develop good fitness habits 

Read through this booklet to learn more about SACC 

programs. Then, pull out the center enrollment packet to 

register your child. Registration begins July 1. 

We look forward to meeting you and your family as the school 

year gets underway. If you have any questions or needs, please 

contact our office at (316) 264-1610 ext. 5582. See you at 

school! 

Sincerely, 

YMCA SACC Team 

My daughter attends the YMCA afterschool program at her 

elementary school and she simply loves it! At first she was 

shy to talk to anyone, but since then, she has opened up a 

lot. She enjoys the activities, crafts and games they do on 

a daily basis. I know my daughter is in good hands, eating 

healthy and enjoying herself. It is definitely a program I 

know we will continue to stay in. --SACC Parent 

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SACC Locations 3 

Fees & Hours 4 

Billing & Payments 5 

Participation 

Change Policy 5 

SACC Day Camps 6 

ELC/Summer Camp 7 

SACC Basics 8-10 

Activities, staff, food program, 

parent involvement, confidentiality 

policies, what to wear/bring 

Special Needs 

Participants 8 

Arrival/Departure 9 

Health/Behavior 9-10 

Pull Enrollment Guide from center of booklet 

Enrollment is available to students in kindergarten 

thru age 12 attending the following schools: 

Andover (All sites AM/PM) 

Cottonwood, Martin, Meadowlark, Prairie 

Creek, Sunflower and Wheatland 

Augusta (All sites PM only) 

Augusta United Methodist Church 

Serves Ewalt, Garfield, Lincoln and Robinson 

Circle (All sites PM only) 

Benton, Greenwich, Oil Hill Elementaries and 

Towanda Primary (also serves Towanda 

Intermediate to age 12) 

El Dorado (PM only) 

Grandview Elementary 

Also serves Jefferson, Lincoln, Skelly, and 

Washington. 

Goddard (All sites AM/PM) 

Apollo, Clark-Davidson (serves Earhart) and 

Explorer (serves Oak Street) 

YMCA SACC IS: 

• Educational - offering daily 

homework assistance 

• Healthy - offering daily fitness 

activities and nutritional snacks 

• Positive - teaching & practicing 

core values 

• KDHE licensed and DCF 

contracted 

My daughter really enjoyed 

the YMCA school program. 

Her teacher was awesome and 

great for the kids. There was 

never a day my daughter didn't 

want to go. Thanks for offering 

this program. 

-- SACC Parent 

Greater Wichita YMCA 

Child Care & Camping Office 

402 N. Market | Wichita, KS 67202 

316.264.1610 ext. 5582 | www.ymcawichita.org 

Enrollment 

begins July 1 

Maize (All sites AM/PM, K-5th) 

Maize Central - Serves all district schools 

Maize Elementary - Serves all district schools 

Maize South - Serves all district schools 

Maize Vermillion - Serves all district schools 

Renwick 

St. Marks Elementary (AM/PM) 

Colwich Elementary (PM only) 

Valley Center (AM/PM) 

Abilene - Serves all district schools 

West - Serves all district schools 

Wheatland - Serves all district schools 

Wichita (All sites AM/PM) 

Beech, Caldwell, Cleaveland Traditional Magnet, 

Gardiner, and Ortiz. 

Note: Some district sites may be bused to a centralized 

location for program activities. Busing will be provided 

by YMCA or the school district. 

Enrollment packets must be delivered in person to any 

Greater Wichita YMCA location and a one-time $30 

enrollment fee paid to begin the enrollment process. 

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FEES 

A $30 non-refundable enrollment fee is required 

each school year for each child in the SACC program. 

Parents with varied schedules may choose the 

number of days their child(ren) will attend each week 

(days must remain the same each week). Varied 

schedules will be accepted based on availability at 

each site. Weekly fees will be based on most number 

of days enrolled and will remain the same throughout 

the year; fees will not fluctuate. 

INCOME-BASED PRICING 

Partial scholarships are available through our 

income-based pricing program, and are based on 

need. Confidential applications are available at any 

YMCA location or online at www.ymcawichita.org, 

and require a letter of denial by DCF, federal income 

tax form and two most recent pay check stubs, 

government assistance verification, and proof of 

other assistance. Please allow ten business days 

for processing your application. Fees not covered by 

income-based scholarships or a third party are the 

sole responsibility of the parent/guardian. Approval 

for assistance does not guarantee enrollment 

and placement. 

LATE PICK-UP FEE 

If children are picked up after 6:00 p.m., a minimum 

$10 late pick up fee will be charged. If picked up 

after 6:10 p.m. an additional late fee charge of 

$1.00 per minute will be assessed. Late pick-up 

fees must be paid before the child(ren) may 

return to the program. Chronic LATE PICK-UP is 

grounds for dismissal from a SACC program. 

DAYS & HOURS 

Most sites open at 6:30 a.m. and continue until 

the school day begins. SACC begins again at the 

end of the school day and closes at 6:00 p.m. On 

scheduled Early Release days, SACC will begin at 

school dismissal. Children who do not regularly 

attend the after school session must be picked 

up by regular school release time. If child is not 

picked up by this time, an additional fee of $10 

will be charged. 

Weekly Fees 

Latchkey 

1-3 days/wk 4-5 days/wk 

M CP M CP 

Before School $35 $40 $40 $45 

After School $35 $40 $40 $45 

Before AND After School $50 $55 $60 $65 

M= YMCA Member | CP= Community Participant 

CLOSURES 

Please review the YMCA Severe Weather Policy: 

· If school is canceled, SACC is canceled. 

· If school is dismissed early, SACC is canceled. 

· If school is scheduled to be dismissed prior 

to 2pm, SACC will begin at the time school is 

dismissed (i.e. early release days). 

The YMCA SACC Programs will be closed on the 

following holidays: Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, 

Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Memorial Day. 

Weekly fees WILL NOT be prorated. 

Regular weekly program fees will not be charged 

for the following weeks, however SACC Day 

Camps will be available for an additional fee : 

Fall Break | Winter Break | Spring Break 

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SACC BILLING INFORMATION 

• For billing questions, contact YMCA Child Care 

Accounting at 219-9622 ext. 5559 (Goddard, 

Maize, Renwick, Valley Center, Colwich, 

Wichita Cleaveland and Gardiner sites) or ext. 

5560 (Andover, Augusta, Circle, El Dorado, 

Wichita Beech, Caldwell and Gordon Parks 

sites). 

• Parents with varied schedules may choose the 

number of days their child(ren) will attend each 

week, but weekly fees remain the same, based 

on most number of days enrolled. 

• All weeks must be paid in full on the Monday 

of service, based on your child’s enrollment. 

(Pro-rating does not apply.) Fees not covered 

by income-based pricing or a third party are 

the sole responsibility of the parent/guardian. 

• In the event your account becomes more than 

one week past due, SACC services will be 

suspended until payment is received. 

• Weekly fees must be current to participate in 

scheduled SACC School Day Out Camps. 

• No discounts will be given for partial weeks 

due to in-service, conferences, illness, 

school cancellations or days you choose not 

to send your child. 

• All sites contract with DCF. Third Party 

payments are accepted. 

PAYMENTS 

• Registration for all SACC programs is based 

on first come/first served basis and is open 

to YMCA members and the general public. 

Capacity is limited to KDHE licensure. 

• A $30 non-refundable enrollment fee per child 

is due each school year upon enrollment to 

reserve your child(ren)’s placement.* 

• Payment may be made: 

• Bankdraft (*save $30 off enrollment fee) 

• Online at www.ymcawichita.org (Visa/MC only) 

• At any Y location with check or money order 

payable to YMCA or credit/debit card (Visa or 

Mastercard only); no cash please. 

• By mail to the YMCA Child Care Accounting 

Office (402 N. Market, Wichita, KS 67202). 

Please write the child’s first and last name on 

the “memo line” of all checks. 

• $25 late fee automatically applied for each 

week that a payment is late. This fee will be 

applied on Tuesdays. Please allow ample time 

for mail delivery. 

• All returned drafts/checks will be assessed a 

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$10 returned item charge, in addition to any 

applicable late fees. A money order will be 

required for future payments. 

PARTICIPATION CHANGE POLICY 

A written Change Form must be completed one 

week in advance for any schedule change. If you 

are requesting to add or change days enrolled, 

acceptance will be based on availability. If you exit 

the program, TWO WEEKS WRITTEN NOTICE is 

required. If written notice is not given, you will be 

billed for two weeks of care and will remain with 

a balance due until payment is received. If you 

temporarily exit the program and wish to return, 

you must contact the SACC office for availability. 

Space will not be reserved without continuing 

regular payments. In order to return, you must have 

a current balance and completed paperwork on site. 

If it is within the same school year, you are not 

required to pay an additional enrollment fee. 



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Where are 

your kids 

when there 

IS NO SCHOOL 

The YMCA offers day camps for children 

when school is not in session, excluding 

major holidays. Participants are not 

required to attend a regular SACC 

program, however completed SACC 

registration forms must be received 

seven (7) days prior to attendance. 

Registration for School Days Out (SDO) are 

processed in the order received - space 

is limited. Discount rates are offered as 

a courtesy to current SACC participants 

and YMCA family memberships. PRE- 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED seven (7) 

days prior to the day of camp. Payment 

in full is due upon registration (minimum 

of 10 participants required). SACC SDO 

locations are contracted with DCF for Third 

Party payments. 

School day out Daily camp Fees: 

Regular SACC Participant (in addition to regular 

fees, no pro-rating will apply) $5 per child 

District Teachers or 

YMCA Member: 

$15 per child 

Community Participant: $20 per child 

$5 school 

day out 

YMCA day camps for holidays 

and in-service days are $5. 

WINTER & SPRING RECESS CAMP FEES: 

# of Days 

Fees per child Attending 

1-3 4-5 

Any Participant $60 $100 

(regular SACC fees do not apply for SACC participants 

attending winter or spring break camp) 

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enrollment guide 

pull-out section 

2013-2014 school year 

Please pull out this center section and complete 

the forms to enroll your child in any YMCA SACC or 

School Day Out program. 

A completed packet is required for each child before 

they can be enrolled in SACC or School Day Out. 

Faxed/mailed packets will not be accepted. Items 

in this guide must be personally delivered to any 

Greater Wichita YMCA location and a one-time $30 

enrollment fee paid to begin the enrollment process. 

Additional copies of the enrollment guide are 

available at any area YMCA or by visiting 

www.ymcawichita.org. 

IMPORTANT: A completed enrollment packet 

must be received at a YMCA location seven (7) 

days prior to each child’s first day of a SACC or 

School Day Out program. Retain a copy of your 

completed enrollment packet for your records. 

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enrollment 

checklist 

Please review the following 

checklist to ensure the timely 

enrollment of your child in 

the YMCA SACC Program 

ENROLL IN PERSON BEGINNING 7/1/13 

Beginning Monday, July 1, at 8:00 a.m., 

members and past SACC participants may 

enroll at any YMCA location. New community 

participants may enroll beginning July 8. 

FAXED/MAILED ENROLLMENT FORMS 

WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 

YMCA income-based pricing is available. 

Partial scholarships are available through the 

Strong Kids program, and are based on both 

income and need. Applications are available at 

any YMCA location or online at www.ymcawichita. 

org. To apply for income-based pricing you will 

need a letter of denial by DCF, federal income 

tax return, two most recent paycheck stubs, 

government assistance verification and proof of 

other assistance. Please allow ten business days 

for processing of your application. A written, 

authorized third party payment plan must be on file 

before your child may enroll in SACC. 

NO CHILD WILL BE ENROLLED WITH INCOMPLETE 

RECORDS. All pages within the enrollment guide 

MUST BE COMPLETED WITH PROPER SIGNATURES 

before enrollment will be accepted. 

ENROLLMENT will not be accepted without 

the proper enrollment fee paid in full. 

• All enrollment fees are nonrefundable and 

nontransferable. 

• Full payment is expected for children ONLY 

enrolling in SACC School Day Out Camps. 

• Make checks payable to YMCA. 

discounted Rates are offered as a 

courtesy to sacc participants on a ymca 

family membership. Weekly rates will be 

determined based upon your membership status 

as of SACC enrollment. Should you join the YMCA 

after enrollment, but before attending SACC, it is 

your responsibility to alert the child care account 

manager at 219-9622 ext 5559 prior to the 

balance due date, to adjust your fees due. 

• I provided complete and accurate 

information for the SACC participant, 

parents/guardians, employers, physicians 

and emergency contacts (full address, 

social security numbers, birthdate, e-mail 

and phone numbers). 

• I specified my child’s school district, 

school name, start date, days of 

attendance, arrival time & departure 

time. 

• I read the Terms of Agreement, signed 

and dated my child’s registration form. 

• I specified my hospital preference for 

emergency medical care and listed 

immunizations as well as medical 

conditions such as allergies, asthma, 

others or noted NA (not applicable) for 

these items in my child’s Health History. 

• I included all applicable health insurance 

information (provider name, policy 

number, military/medical assistance 

program number), date of my child’s 

last Tetanus (DPT) shot and necessary 

custody information on the Authorization 

for Emergency Medical Care. 

• I signed and dated Health History 

Form CCL358. I signed and dated form 

CCL010 (Authorization for Emergency 

Medical Care) in front of a witness and 

had the witness sign/date the form. 

• I have planned additional time in my 

schedule on the first day of service to 

complete a YMCA Payment Agreement 

and review my child’s records with the 

SACC Site Director. These forms must be 

completed for my child to participate in 

the program. 

Early Learning Centers (2 wks - K eligibility) 

The Y offers trusted, quality, licensed child care at 

the Andover, East & South YMCAs year-round and in 

nine area high schools during the school year. 

In our Early Learning Centers, every project is 

designed to activate your child’s imagination. 

We focus on creating a nurturing environment 

where making friends, learning, physical activity 

and exploring interests are the top priority. 

Meanwhile, you have peace of mind that your 

kids are safe and in a positive environment where 

core values such as caring, honesty, respect and 

responsibility are used to reinforce the character 

foundation you’ve already established. Visit www. 

ymcawichita.org for a complete list of locations. 

Income-based pricing is available. Confidential 

applications are available online or at any Y 

location. 

summer day camp 

Summer Day Camp (completed K- age16) 

At the Y’s summer day camps, every day is an 

adventure, filled with fun and shared with friends. 

For parents, camps are reliable, affordable and 

convenient, with hours to accommodate their 

work schedules. 

Plus, Y campers discover new things each day as they 

build confidence through activities that encourage 

personal growth & the development of strong values. 

Activities include: 

• sports 

• games 

• friendships • team building 

• creative arts • character challenges 

• weekly themes focused on YMCA core values 

Camp enrollment guides are available at Y 

locations or ymcawichita.org starting each February. 

Income-based pricing is available. 

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A toddler develops a trusting, positive relationship with caregivers in 

her child care program and overcomes her shyness around new people. 

This is how the Y helps build a strong foundation for our community. 

The Y is the largest provider of child care in the 

region and our programs are: 

• Licensed by the Kansas Department of Health 

& Environment, accredited by the NAEYC and 

maintain star ratings by KQRIS. 

• Able to accept child care plans from the DCF and 

other third party payers. 

• Partners with school districts, Kansas 

Department of Education, United and other 

third party organizations. 

• Participants in the USDA’s CACFP program to 

provide nutritious meals and snacks daily. 

• Staffed with caring professionals trained and 

Call 316.264.1610 ext. 5582 to find out 

how you can participate in YMCA childhood 

education and after school programs. 

An 11-year-old boy learns the art of paddling 

a canoe at summer camp. Five years later he’s 

learning about responsibility in his role as a 

counselor at the same camp. This is how the Y 

helps build a strong foundation for our community. 

Locations 

Camp Hyde (w/seven pick-up sites) 

Bel Aire Recreation 

Farha Sports Camp 

Andover YMCA 

East YMCA 

FEES: Vary, based on camp activities 

El Dorado YMCA 

Northwest YMCA 

Valley Center (Abilene Elem.) 

West YMCA 

Questions Call 316.264.1610 ext. 5535 or email 

Director Jon McReynolds at jon@wichitaymca.org. 

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PROGRAM ACTIVITIES 

Children participate in weekly events that include: 

• academic enrichment 

• fun fit recreation & sports 

• interest centers 

• health & nutrition activities 

• arts & crafts, and more 

Activities are planned to promote teamwork and 

the principles of caring, honesty, respect, and 

responsibility. Activities may vary by program 

location. 

PROGRAM STAFF 

Site directors and group leaders are trained in: 

• Child Development/School Age Activities 

• CPR/First Aid & Medication Administration 

• Signs & Symptoms of Childhood Illness & 

Abuse 

PROGRAM LICENSING 

All YMCA SACC programs are licensed by the 

Kansas Department of Health and Environment 

(KDHE) and contract with DCF to accept Third 

Party payments. 

PROGRAM GOALS 

Growth - support the growth of healthy children 

in spirit, mind and body by encouraging skill 

development and good sportsmanship 

Character Development - embody and 

exemplify the four core values of Caring, 

Honesty, Respect and Responsibility 

Safety - place physical safety and personal 

security first in all programming 

Fun - offer a variety of fun opportunities for 

enrichment and recreation 

CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS 

Our goal is to meet the individual needs of each 

child within the structure of our program, while 

maintaining a safe and healthy environment for 

all of the children and staff. Children with special 

physical and emotional needs will be accepted 

if the program is determined to be in the child’s 

best interest. 

Families with special needs children must 

schedule an interview with the Child Care Vice 

President prior to attendance. 

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BREAKFAST/SNACK 

NEW breakfast and afternoon snack program with 

fresh fruits, veggies and whole grains served daily; 

time varies by site. 

PARENT INVOLVEMENT 

Parents/Guardians are welcome to visit SACC at 

ANY time. We welcome your advice, participation 

and support. 

PROGRAM QUESTIONS/CONCERNS 

The YMCA encourages communication between 

families, staff and children. If you have a 

question or concern, contact your site director or 

call 264-1610 ext 5582 and ask to speak to a 

SACC supervisor. 

CONFIDENTIALITY 

All family records are confidential. Only 

authorized staff and regulatory agencies have 

access to files. No information will be released to 

any other person or agency without the parent/ 

guardian’s written permission. 

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE 

The YMCA pick-up system is designed to 

protect your child. It is the parent/guardian’s 

responsibility to provide the staff with a 

listing of authorized persons for pick-up (see 

registration form). 

• Each child must be accompanied to the 

program area and signed in and out daily 

by a parent/guardian or authorized adult. 

Failure to do so is grounds for dismissal. 

• YMCA staff is responsible for children enrolled 

in and signed in to the program during the 

scheduled program hours. 

• It is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to 

notify the site director of an absence. 

• Only authorized persons may sign out a child. 

No child will be released to an unauthorized 

adult. Changes to your authorized pick-up list 

must be provided in writing. Be prepared to 

show ID on a daily basis. 

• Should an adult appear to be under the 

influence of alcohol or drugs when attempting 

to pick up a child, staff will take the necessary 

emergency procedures as outlined by the 

YMCA for the protection of the child and 

family. 

• Notify your child’s school office and teacher of 

his/her enrollment at YMCA SACC. 

• Sites with transportation will not return to a 

school to pick up a child from activities such 

as detention, crossing guard duty, lessons, 

Girl Scouts, etc. It is the parent/guardian’s 

responsibility to notify the SACC site of 

absences and make arrangements for your 

child after school. Please notify your child’s 

school office and teacher of the importance of 

this policy. 

WHAT TO WEAR/BRING TO SACC 

Clothing – It is suggested that your child 

bring an extra change of clothing on days they 

“dress up” for school. Closed-toed shoes are 

recommended. 

No Personal Items –We request that all 

personal items, food, and toys such as electronic 

games and radios be left at home. 

Lost and Found – The YMCA is not responsible 

for lost or stolen items. All unclaimed items will 

be held for 2 weeks following the session 

when the item was found, and if left 

unclaimed, will be donated to a charity. 

MEDICATION 

If your child requires medication, please set 

medication intervals so that medication may be 

administered prior to or after SACC. 

Children are not allowed to administer medication 

to themselves; including cough drops. If they 

need medication administered while in a SACC 

program: 

• A Medication Authorization Form must 

be completed and signed by the parent 

or guardian in order for any medication, 

prescription and over-the-counter, to be 

administered. Forms are available on-site. 

• Medications to be administered must be 

brought directly to YMCA staff in its original 

prescription labeled container. The label must 

clearly identify child’s name, doctor’s name, 

date, prescription name and dosage. 

• Over-the-counter medications must be in the 

original container and labeled with the child’s 

name. 



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MINOR INJURIES 

Minor injuries will be treated as needed, including 

cleansing and applying band-aids or ice packs. 

Parents/guardians will be notified upon pick-up 

and an incident report is completed. 

MAJOR INJURIES 

In the event of a major injury, staff will make 

the emergency contacts necessary to obtain 

appropriate medical attention. This may include 

calling an ambulance to transport the child to the 

hospital. Parents/Guardians will be contacted 

immediately. If a child is taken to the hospital 

and sufficient staff is available, a YMCA staff 

person will accompany the child until the parent 

or emergency contact arrives. 

ILLNESS/ABSENCES 

• It is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to 

notify us if your child is ill or will not attend 

the program. 

• If a child arrives ill, or becomes ill at a SACC 

program, the parent or another authorized 

individual will be notified immediately and 

must pick up the child within one hour. 

• Sick children will be isolated as necessary and 

monitored. 

• Please notify the YMCA should your child 

contract a communicable disease so we may 

notify other participants (individual will not be 

named). 

• If a child is sent home with a communicable 

disease, the child will not be re-admitted until 

he/she is no longer contagious and has been 

symptom free for 24 hours. If your child is 

sent home with a temperature, he or she may 

not return to school for 24 hours or until 

the child’s temperature is normal without 

medication. A doctor’s notice may be required 

prior to the child’s return. 

BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES 

Children who attend the program and their 

parent/guardians are expected to follow the rules 

posted at each site. 

The YMCA Behavior Management Policy is: 

• At no time is swearing, abusive language or 

physical violence allowed by children, staff, 

volunteers or parents. In addition, the YMCA 

strictly enforces all rules and regulations set 

by local school districts or “host” sites. 

• In the event that chronic behavior problems 

develop, incidents will be documented and 

communicated to the parent. 

• Conflict resolution and redirection will be 

implemented. 

• The following behaviors are not acceptable 

and may result in immediate/indefinite 

suspension: 

• Endangering the health and safety of 

children and/or staff. 

• Stealing or damaging YMCA, host site, or 

personal property. 

• Leaving the program area without 

permission or boundaries as set by the 

SACC staff. 

• Continuing to disrupt the program. 

• Refusing to follow the program rules. 

• Using profanity, vulgarity or obscene 

language frequently. 

• Acting in a lewd manner. 

The YMCA reserves the right to ask parents 

to find alternative arrangements for their 

child without prior notification, as deemed 

necessary for the safety of staff and/or program 

participants, not limited to the before mentioned 

behaviors. 

Immediate expulsion may occur if a child 

threatens to bring, or is in possession of and/or 

using tobacco, alcohol, illegal drugs, firecrackers, 

weapons or explosives, and/or threatens to 

do harm to other children or staff with such 

possessions. Refunds will not be granted in the 

event that a child is suspended/expelled. 

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YMCA VISION 2020 

MOBILIZING THE COMMUNITY FOR A HEALTHIER FUTURE 

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1 MILLION HOURS 

IN 2020 

91,000 HOURS 

IN 2012 

be recognized as our 

community’s #1 service 

organization 

Increase the percentage of area residents 

naming the Y as the non-profit organization 

best serving the community from 25% to 35%. 

maximize program 

opportunities to serve 

325,000 kids and adults. 

We will increase participation from 265,000 

to 325,000 area kids & adults by maximizing 

program opportunities made possible by the 

Every Kid Capital Campaign. 

mobilize Y Participants to 

contribute 1 million hours of 

community service 

The Y serves nearly half the community and 

more than 5,400 volunteers contribute 91,000 

hours of time per year. We plan to help our 

participants give back 1 million hours to their 

community through outreach projects and 

partnerships with local nonprofits. 

Lead the community in creating 

a culture of good nutrition 

We will help create an environment for better 

eating habits through YMCA programs, community 

collaborations, public policy advocacy, and other 

new nutrition initiatives. 



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programs 

HELPING CHILDREN ACHIEVE 

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES! 

Parents and teachers appreciate YMCA SACC Programs, which 

integrate nutritious snacks, exercise and extended learning into 

students’ daily activities. 

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YMCA, 402 N. Market 

wichita, ks 67202 

Enroll your child today in a YMCA SACC Program and we’ll help 

them discover the joys of education, physical fitness, healthy 

eating and fun! 

KEY SACC PROGRAM ELEMENTS: 

• Staff relate to children positively and respectfully. 

• Program space is well-organized and 

spacious. 

• Children’s arrivals and departures are 

carefully supervised to ensure safety. 

• Program and staff encourage healthy 

lifestyles and are aware of your child’s 

health needs. 

• Staff work well as a team and model the 

YMCA core values of caring, honesty, 

respect and responsibility. 

• Staff are committed to providing a safe, 

nurturing, learning environment for all 

participants. 

did 

you 

know 

270,000 people in the area were 

served by the YMCA in 2012. 

Two-thirds of all local kids are 

served through Y programs. 

70,000 kids and adults received 

free and assisted YMCA programs. 

The Y provides programs to more 

than 130 sites outside of its eight 

full-service family locations. 

YMCA Camp Hyde 

CH 

Viola 

NW 

Goddard 

Maize 

Northwest YMCA 

42 

96 

W 

West YMCA 

235 

Valley Center 

54 

Haysville 

D 

135 

Downtown YMCA 

S 

South YMCA 

& Farha Sport 

Bel Aire 

YMCA Garvey 

Sport Center 

N 

North YMCA 

G 

35 

96 

254 

E 

East YMCA 

Benton Towanda 

Andover 

A 

Andover YMCA 

YMCA serves the 

Center 

community through 

more than 130 

neighborhood sites 

El Dorado 

ED 

El Dorado YMCA 

Augusta

Guide - Greater Wichita YMCA

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