There will be no tuition payments needed while we are not in session. We have disabled our EFT and recurring credit card payments for April (and May if needed). Please make sure you cancel bank-sent checks to our office. In the event we do receive a tuition check for April 2020 tuition, we will shred the check 10 days after receiving it, unless notified otherwise. Please note that … Read More
Tuition and school cancellation A. Our policies provide for calamity days without refunds and we will be using these days in March. April’s payment will depend on the outcome of two scenarios: School is cancelled in April and the days missed will NOT be made up in June/ or other days in the school year. April’s payment will be prorated starting April 1st and depends on the date … Read More
Dear parents, Latchkey will remain in operation while Dublin City Schools is in session, with some alterations to our procedures to promote safety. As we all face the challenge of the virus COVID-19 to our community, please be assured we are taking our best possible measures, informed by daily developments, to protect your child’s safety while in our care. The CDC has developed “Interim Guidance for Administrators of … Read More
New families to Dublin Latchkey will have the opportunity to enroll in our latchkey programs during the dates and times listed below ONLINE. Availability will be based on a “first come first serve” basis. Please visit dlsinfo.org/signup and complete the required information. You will receive an email to Approve, Deny, or Waitlist your request. If approved or waitlisted, the email will include a code and instructions to create … Read More
A 2020-2021 Enrollment Packet of information will be distributed from the Site Director at your building before your assigned enrollment period. Current Family enrollment is divided between our 12 current elementary schools and 4 middle schools during the months of February and March. Current families have priority to enroll in our programs for the 2020-2021 school year, however please be mindful of your enrollment period. There are deadlines … Read More
Hello Dublin Latchkey Families! There have been many inquiries and questions about how the Dublin City Schools redistricting plan will affect Latchkey Enrollment for the 2020-2021 school year. As always, we will open Latchkey Enrollment 2020-2021 to our current families FIRST (families who are enrolled in and using a latchkey program.) During Current Family Enrollment, you will be able to enroll in the latchkey program for the school that your … Read More
Hello Dublin Latchkey families! I hope everyone is having a fun and restful summer break! This is just a friendly reminder, as we move closer to the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year, that ANY enrollment changes for the beginning of the school year MUST be submitted by July 31, 2019. Enrollment changes made after this date will be effective beginning in October. For example: (Enrollment Change) Your … Read More
Many middle school students need supervision before and after school. The caring staff at Reach will provide a safe environment with many structured and free time activities. Our staff will help them adjust to both the academic and social pressures of middle school. The Reach program will teach students a modified version of the Homework, Organizational and Planning Skills (HOPS) program. The HOPS program was developed by Dr. … Read More
During middle childhood, some kids still need supervision. A responsible adult should be available to get them ready and off to school in the morning and watch over them after school until a parent returns home from work. Even some children approaching adolescence, 11 and 12 year olds, should not come home to an empty house in the afternoon unless they show unusual maturity for their age. Maturity … Read More
1. We create a sense of belonging within the students at their new middle schools. We are located inside the students’ schools and can give your child a chance to connect with familiar kids in a different environment. Reach generally offers students more individual supervision than during the school day. As a result, kids with learning or attention issues are more likely to be included and feel part … Read More