LaFargeville

LaFargeville 4-H Afterschool program and morning program - provides afterschool academic support and enrichment along with the 4-H National mandates – Healthy Living, Citizenship, and Science. Students have access to teacher tutors to work in small group settings specifically aligning with their school day academic work. The morning program will focus on character development, life skills, and Project Adventure activities. This program is funded by the 21^st Century Community Learning Center grant, there is no cost to attend.

Who Can Attend: This program is open to students in grades K-8 attending LaFargeville Central School.

Program Dates & Hours: The morning program hours are 7:10-8:10 AM Monday - Friday. The morning program will not be held on days when school is delayed. The afterschool program is Monday – Friday from school dismissal until 5:15 PM on every full day school is in session. No afterschool programming will be held on half days, early dismissal, or when afterschool activities are canceled. 

Transportation: Busing will be offered daily at 4:15 PM, while parent pickup will be by 5:15 PM. Youth that utilize the bus will only attend the academic portion of the program, while those that stay later will participate in 4-H enrichment activities.

Enrollment Instructions: Enrollment into the program is held on a first come, first serve basis. Limited spaces are available. You will be notified when your child has been accepted into the program. Once the program is full, further enrollments will be placed on a waiting list.

Please complete the enrollment form with as much information as possible. Pay special attention to contact information, transportation authorization, and medical information. Your child may not start the program until all required enrollment information has been submitted.

Download Enrollment Form

Download Parent Handbook

This enrollment form is a fillable PDF, and can be completed digitally and emailed to the site coordinator, Kitty White, at kkw39@cornell.edu after August 28.

Alternatively, you may print the form and mail it to:

Kitty White
CCE Jefferson
203 North Hamilton St.
Watertown, NY 13601

Medication Consent Form & Instructions: The program staff have emergency medication training and are able to administer emergency medication only. Examples of emergency medication include epi-pens, inhalers, and glucagons. For medication that is administered daily, please contact the school nurse and arrange for medication to be administered at the end of the school day. Please be aware that if your child requires emergency medication, you will need to provide an extra prescription to the site coordinator before your child can start the program.

Download Medication Consent Form

These forms must be printed and signed by the child’s physician before they can be accepted. Please send completed forms to:

Kitty White
CCE Jefferson
203 North Hamilton St.
Watertown, NY 13601

Last updated March 9, 2018