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Keyzone YMCA reports shrinking wait lists, site-by-site capacity limits and CCAP usage
Summary
Keyzone YMCA reported reduced wait lists at several Duluth sites after program adjustments, explained site capacity and staffing constraints (1:15 ratios), and said roughly 50–80 families across programs use CCAP assistance; board members thanked the partner and asked follow-up questions about enrollment and CCAP outreach.
The Duluth YMCA's Keyzone after-school program told the school board Thursday that wait-list pressures have eased at several sites and described how space and staffing determine capacity at each school.
Kate Corbett, Keyzone's out-of-school-time director, said changes such as an immersion-program switch at Lowell moved families into other sites and eliminated a Lowell wait list that had…
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