Sanger Unified School District

Sanger Unified

Learning, Enrichment & Activities Programs (LEAP)

All students will have a safe place to go after school where they will learn, explore new horizons, and have fun.



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L.E.A.P 2021-22

Student Application

Lottery Information

Parent Handbook

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Parent Letter

English    Español



Announcements

Parents of Summer LEAP Bus Riders

Please arrive at your bus stop 10 minutes before your scheduled departure time.  And remember that there is no supervision at bus stops. It is important for someone to be waiting for your child at the end of the day.  Children younger than 2nd grade will NOT be permitted off the bus without a parent waiting.

Jackson Bus Stop

John Wash Bus Stop

Wilson Bus Stop


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L.E.A.P Summer Program
June 15 - July 9, 2021

(Registration is FULL)

Parent Handbook

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Leap Lottery Info

The only schools that will need to have a lottery to determine which students get into the program are:

  1. Quail Lake (100 applicants for 60 spots)
  2. Sanger Academy (237 applicants for 180 spots)
  3. Sequoia (146 applicants for 100 spots)

All other schools have space for ALL of the students who applied during the lottery window!  (Letters should be going out by June 4th to confirm your students' status.)

** We will continue accepting applications on the same Google online form.  For schools that are already full (or get full), the applicants will go on the waiting list, in the order the applications were received.

For more information, contact our office at 524-6564, or email Lisa Torres at:  lisa_torres@sangerusd.net

2021-22 LEAP Enrollment Info


About LEAP

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Sanger Unified now has 15 schools that offer LEAP after school programs, including fourteen elementary schools and Washington Academic Middle School. Approximately 2,000 students will participate in the after school programs on a daily basis.

All LEAP programs are open every single school day from the time school lets out until 6:00 p.m. Students receive a free snack, homework help, tutoring, physical education and also participate in a variety of fun enrichment activities, including dance, art & crafts, drama productions, nutrition education and much more! And there is NO COST to participate.

Feel free to give us a call if you have any questions (559) 524-6564.

LEAP Program Plan   LEAP Sites & Coordinators


 Notice:
Please be informed that Sanger Unified is applying for 21st CCLC funds to provide expanded after school programs. The application will be available for public review after submission of the application. For more info, contact Mandy Chacon at (559) 524-6563.

Support After School Programs

After school programs keep kids safe, help working families and improve academic achievement. More than 28 million children today have parents who work outside the home. Two-thirds of Americans say that it is difficult to find programs in their communities and that not enough programs are available.

Studies show that students involved in after school programs get better grades, attend school more and have improved behavior. They express greater hopes for the future and more interest in school. Teens who participate in after school programs are less likely to skip class, use marijuana and other drugs, smoke, drink alcohol or engage in other risky behaviors.                        

LEAP Parent Testimonials

  • Friendly and caring program leaders.
  • My children really enjoy it, and it has helped them do better in school.
  • The program is a safe place for my child after school.
  • The program is a safe place for my child after school.
  • I love all the activities that are offered.
  • This program helps my child with positive activities.
  • Friendly, great teachers.
  • LEAP is an awesome program! Continue the great work.
  • Allows my son to get his homework done.
  • The staff are welcoming and kind. They all know the children and care for their needs.

AB 1567 Homeless & Foster Youth Enrollment

AB 1567 Gives Priority Enrollment in the LEAP After School Program to Homeless and Foster Youth.


Dear Parent/Guardian:

AB 1567 gives priority enrollment in the LEAP After School Program to pupils who are identified as homeless youth and also pupils who are identified as being in foster care.  The bill requires an after school program or a before school program to inform the parent or caregiver of a pupil of the right of homeless and foster children to receive priority enrollment in the after school program, and how to request priority enrollment. The bill also requires the administrators of a program to allow self-certification of the pupil as a homeless youth or a foster youth, and would authorize administrators to obtain this information through the school district liaison designated for homeless children.

IMPORTANT:

  • Please email your foster/homeless student’s name, student ID, and school to: lisa_torres@sangerusd.net before May 21st, 2021, to enroll your foster/homeless student in the after school program next year.  You will receive a return email, confirming your student’s enrollment in the program.

Please contact Lisa Torres for more information at 524-6564.

Sincerely,


Mandy Chacon,
After School Coordinator

Please email your foster/homeless student’s name, student ID, and school to: lisa_torres@sangerusd.net before June 19th, 2020, to enroll your foster/homeless student in the after school program next year.  You will receive a return email, confirming your student’s enrollment in the program.
Please email your foster/homeless student’s name, student ID, and school to: lisa_torres@sangerusd.net before June 19th, 2020, to enroll your foster/homeless student in the afterschool program next year.  You will receive a return email, confirming your student’s enrollment in the program.

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LEAP Golden Bell Award

The Golden Bell Awards program, now in its 32nd year, promotes excellence in education by recognizing outstanding programs in school districts and county offices of education throughout California. Golden Bell Awards reflect the depth and breadth of education programs necessary to address students’ changing needs. This awards program contributes to the development and evaluation of curriculum, instruction and support services by:

  • seeking out and recognizing sustainable, innovative or exemplary programs which have been developed and successfully implemented by California teachers and administrators;
  • recognizing and supporting educators who invest extra energy and time to make a demonstrated difference for students;
  • promoting models which have made a difference for students; and
  • promoting focusing on the commitment to ensure that the needs of all students are met.

For more information on Golden Bell Awards, go to:
http://www.csba.org