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Recreation staff report record wrap-program participation and provide hours details
Summary
Recreation staff said the wrap program served nearly 11,500 individual users this year—about 1,500 more than last year—and runs from school dismissal until 5:30 p.m.; board members discussed coordination with the Boys & Girls Club and limited transportation arrangements.
Recreation staff (S8) reported a record year for the wrap program, stating the program served almost 11,500 individual users in the year—about 1,500 more than the prior year. "It really just shows how important that program is and really just wanna thank Cory and Paloma for all the effort that they do to put into that," S8 said, praising staff and community partners for program delivery.
Board members asked about program hours and partnerships. S8 said wrap runs from school dismissal (TK at 01:15) through 05:30. S2 noted the Boys & Girls Club recently received a grant to extend after-school hours as part of workforce-support initiatives; participants discussed that most Boys & Girls Club activity is in Kings Beach and Truckee, with a small number of students (around 2–5) using carpool arrangements to access services in Tahoe City.
