SAC Supervisors and Assistant Supervisors must have a four year college degree with an education or related major or a comparable combination of college education and child care employment experience. All non-supervisor staff must have at least 460 hours of full time verified experience working with children. You can see the full requirements here.

Yes - we are working very closely with the BVSD Health Services, the Boulder County Health Department, and the Office of Early Childhood Childcare Licensing.

School Age Care sites will be licensed to use the cafeteria, all outdoor spaces, and the library at all sites, unless otherwise specified. We will have exclusive use of the staff lounge for disinfecting toys in accordance with health requirements as well as food storage and medication storage in a designated refrigerator.

No refunds or credits will be issued if a center closes due to COVID.

Parents will drop their children at the front entrance to the school, and only children will be allowed inside the building. All child care sites will use a secure cell phone for entry and pickup and to limit front office staff workload. Parent fobs will be discontinued. No visitors or volunteers are allowed in the school.

SAC will continue the Zones curriculum.

 No. Child care is only offered to BVSD enrolled students at this time. 

The Colorado Department of Human Services licenses child care programs (all ages).
 

BVSD Community Schools is committed to ensuring every family in need of child care receives that care. We will work with families on an individual basis during this ever-changing and challenging time. Please contact us at bvsd.childcare@bvsd.org with any questions. We have a bilingual specialist on staff to support our Spanish speaking families.

The BVSD Community Schools Licensed Child Care Handbook provides relevant links, protocols and other details for ALL licensed child care programs (EC, PSE, SAC, YMCA, ECE) operating in BVSD schools in 2020-21. The handbook is subject to revisions as necessitated by public health and the changing nature of the pandemic caused by COVID-19. Our partners, including Boulder County Public Health, Children's Hospital and the YMCA, also have access to this handbook.

Manual de Cuidado Infantil Escuelas Comunitarias de BVSD

Child care monthly rates are based on the total number of school days and hours throughout the year, divided by the number of months covered. This keeps the monthly amount stable to help families plan, and the variation of child care days from month to month are averaged out.

The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) provides financial assistance to eligible low-income families who need child care benefits for children from birth to age 12. If you are eligible, a portion of the total child care cost will be paid. You can find the CCAP checklist to submit to BVSD Child Care here. For information about CCAP denials and the appeals process, click here.