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Nelson County proposes county‑run after‑school program at Tower River, Rockhurst
Summary
Nelson County Parks & Recreation proposed a county‑run after‑school program at Tower River and Rockhurst schools, targeting about 11–12 children per site and seeking modest staff additions and a part‑time childcare coordinator to ensure coverage and training. The board discussed timing to allow April registration and options for grant support.
Nelson County Parks & Recreation presented a proposal to launch a county‑run after‑school program next school year at Tower River and Rockhurst schools, saying the program could be self‑sustaining if it enrolls roughly 11 to 12 children per site.
The presenter, speaking during a budget presentation, said the department has modeled staffing and revenue and placed detailed line‑item requests in the packet. "If we look at bringing in an estimated 11 to 12 kids per school, which I think very well we can hit, with proper promotion of the program and marketing of the program, the program should be self sustainable," the presenter said. The packet includes a staffing breakdown showing two on‑site staff per location (a site director and group leaders) and an education and…
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