School's Out in Framingham

School's Out Program serving the Framingham Public Schools: Barbieri, Brophy, Hemenway, McCarthy, Potter Road and Stapleton. Stapleton students will be transferred by bus to and from another site.

Welcome to a new school year! Below you will find links to all of the enrollment papers needed to participate in our School's Out Program.  Please take the time to fill out all paperwork, clearly and completely. We must have all required paperwork before your child will be allowed to start.

Program Details:
Being licensed through the EEC, we are required to maintain one staff member for every thirteen children. We staff to maintain a ratio of one-to-ten.
Each program offers a healthy snack and drink. All snacks are peanut-free. Any other allergies will be addressed per specific child’s needs.
We offer a vacation day program that provides activities on most of the Framingham Public School‘s closure days. The attached vacation package form includes the days covered in the 2010-2011 school year. Vacation days rotate at four of our School's Out Sites. The program runs 7:30am to 6:00pm. Every vacation day has a theme and most include a field trip or a visitor. About three weeks before each vacation day, a sign-up sheet will be available at all six sites to provide location and activities. All families must complete this form in order to participate even if your child is enrolled in the vacation package. Field trips are included in the cost of the vacation day.

For more information on our School's Out Program or to enroll, please contact Stephanie Sanchez.

School's Out Enrollment Coordinator:  
Stephanie Sanchez  ssanchez@metrowestymca.org  508-879-4420 ext 46

Contact School's Out Director for Framingham Public Schools
Lucy Tannen, School's Out Director   ltannen@metrowestymca.org  (508) 879-4420 ext42
Robin Carter,  School's Out Assistant Director  rcarter@metrowestymca.org (508) 879-4420 x54

Educational Programs Billing:
Maricela Quintanilla: mquintanilla@metrowestymca.org  508-879-4420 ext 68