M.A.P. (Matey’s Afterschool Program)

📝Summer Registration📝

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Director: Mr. Gene [email protected]

M.A.P. is your Matey After-school Program catering to NP³ elementary and middle school students

We are a drop-in program which means, once you are registered with M.A.P., your student(s) can attend whenever you need them to. Your registration fee covers portions of school breaks when school is closed. We rotate between, snack, recess, homework, and enrichment.

🍎Snack🍎

We offer a snack daily and 2 on minimum days. We are a peanut-free zone which means we do not offer any snacks that may contain traces of nuts. However, students may bring whatever snacks they need for the day; we have a designated area for our nut free students to eat their snacks. We have many students that have nut, gluten, and other food related allergies so we prohibit any sharing of snacks between students. Most of our snacks are cracker based and we occasionally offer fresh fruit or fruit cups. When we do activities where kids are handling food, we provide options for those with certain food allergies so that they may participate in the activity too.

📄Homework📄

We provide students 30-minutes of homework time to work on any assignments they need to get done for the day. We have Chromebooks available to use for school assignments. Students may sign out a Chromebook for homework use in 20-minute increments. Students will need to use their school logins to access them, so having them practice that at home will be helpful. If your child does not have daily homework, we provide worksheets to complete or have them read during that time. We recommend students keeping one of their favorite books in their bag so that they can pull it out during homework time.

🎨Enrichment🎨

We have a diverse range of activities planned for each day. Our activities include: arts & crafts, science activities, fun with food, brain games, and group games. Some of the activities you’ll get to see hanging around the school or your students will be able to take them home to enjoy. We think of activities that will allow the students to get creative, think outside of the box, and allow them to work both individually and together as a group.

🚗Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedures🚗

Students attending M.A.P. should be dropped-off at the front gates and go to the cafeteria and picked up from the MAP room (W6). Students will need to be signed in at drop off and signed out at pickup by Parent/Guardian or an authorized person on their contact list using our computer system or manual sign-out sheet. Everyone on your child’s pick-up list will have their own pick-up ID & Password. Once set up with your pick-up ID & Password, it will remain the same unless you wish to change it. If you forget your ID and/or Password, we can reset it.

 

🕗Hours🕗 
Morning: 7:00 am – 7:45 am
Afternoon: Dismissal to 6:00pm

UPDATED July 2021

bit.ly/MAPkids

Done with class, homework, or just need something to do? Check out this M.A.P. Kids website for different things and activities for you to look at, get a good laugh, learn a little more and do!

  • Pages will be updated weekly with new and interesting things.

  • There will be chances for you to share art or work that you’ve tried.

  • If you find something that you think is awesome and interesting to share, let us know and we may include it on our site.

 

Hours
Morning: 7:00 am – 7:45am
Afternoon: Dismissal to 6:00pm

 

Click Here for 2021-2022 Closure Dates

Click Here for 2021-2022 Calendar and Schedule

Click Here for 2021-2022 Registration Packet
Program Dates: August 2, 2021 through June 2, 2022.

UPDATED July 2021

MyProcare:

Payment Options: M.A.P. payments can be made online through our Parent Portal on MyProcare.com. If you are interested in enrolling in automatic payments, see the information below.

To make a payment please log into MyProcare.
Parents, please login using the email provided in your current registration packet. Follow the steps to create your Password.  Once completed, you will have access to make online payments, view attendance, and print statements.

If you are accessing MyProcare, for the first time: Login using the email you provided in your M.A.P. Registration Packet Follow the steps to create your Password. It will ask you to enter a code that was emailed to you from MyProcare. Please check your spam folder (or Updates Folder) if you don’t receive it within 10 minutes. Once set up, you will have access to pay online, see attendance records, and print statements. Payments made through MyProcare are one-time payments.

Tuition Express – Automatic Payments To enroll in automatic payments, print and fill out the Authorization Form. Fill out the form choosing either Option A or Option B (select only one). Option A Automatic Payments from Credit Card Option B Automatic Payments from Bank Account Please submit a voided check in addition to the form
Tuition Express Authorization Form (PDF) Once you have filled out the form, please turn it in to ONLY the Director, Eugene Felise or Office Manager Aericka Westerfield. Payments will be processed when statements become available 2 business days following the end of the previous month.

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If you have any questions regarding payments or any of the options above, email Eugene Felise at [email protected]. All information provided is confidential and stored securely. Information obtained is encrypted within Procare’s PCI Level One compliant environment which maintains section 1.1.5 PA DSS compliance and protects cardholder data. Payment information shall only be used to process payments only pertaining to the Matey After-school Program through Procare.

UPDATED AUGUST 2019

Eugene Felise – “Mr. Gene” M.A.P. Director “I am local to Sacramento. I grew up in the parochial school system k-8 and continued on to Jesuit High School where I also played volleyball. I moved on to the University of San Francisco where I studied Psychology and French and graduated with a degree in Psychology. I started with Westlake Charter’s BASE Program in 2009 working the summer camp. I helped in growing Westlake’s BASE Program with Star Academy in 2012 and stayed with them until 2016 where I began working with NP3. I enjoy the familial environment that NP3 has and continues to foster daily. My goal with M.A.P. is to create an environment where students are able to socialize and engage with their peers and our staff in ways that give them a “mental” break from their daily routines. We have a great and diverse staff who are able to connect with our students in their own unique ways with the understanding that each child is their own person. In M.A.P. we enjoy having the kids be just that, kids. After hours, I enjoy playing and coaching volleyball. I’ve coached High School volleyball in the past at Mira Loma High School where I was also a Coach of the Year nominee 2 times during my last 2 years there. I’ve also coached at River City High School. I currently coach competitive volleyball for a Sacramento Club (SPVC) at the 16’s level. Looking forward to another great school year!”

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Cold Weather Guidelines
❄️ We remind students put on their coats/sweatshirts when headed outside. To support our staff, please discuss with your student your wishes for them to wear their coats/sweatshirts when outside.
❄️ We will monitor the temperature and weather, and make a determination whether or not to bring the activities/students inside. When temperatures are very cold, we limit the time spent outside, typically to about 15 minutes at a time. This limits the exposure to the cold weather, and at the same time allows them to burn off some stored energy.
❄️ We use a variety of spaces to keep the students warm and dry. Many rainy day recesses consist of board games, crafts, free play or use of the gym/cafeteria for recess. Movies may be shown on occasion.
❄️ Realizing students have varying degrees of cold tolerance, students are always welcome to come inside the M.A.P. room to warm up, and read a book or do homework.

Warm Weather Guidelines
☀️ If the temperature outside reaches 90 degrees or higher, we keep the kids inside.
☀️ Our staff frequently monitors the temperature and makes a determination based on the temperature and activities scheduled whether or not to bring them inside.
☀️ Along with the warm weather comes Spare the Air days. When these occur, we limit the time spent outside, typically to about 15 minutes at a time (same applies to 95 degrees or higher temperatures). This limits the exposure to the warm weather and pollutants, and at the same time allows them to burn off some stored energy.
☀️ Realizing students have varying degrees of heat tolerance, students are always welcome to come inside the M.A.P. room to cool off, and read a book or do homework.
☀️ While outside, the students are encouraged to drink plenty of water. They are also encouraged by staff to take short breaks in shady, cool areas.
☀️ During the school year, parents are encouraged to apply sunscreen to their children before school.
☀️ Over the Summer (when school is not in session), we will apply spray-on sunscreen 3x a day for students whose parents have completed the Sunscreen Permission Slip found in the registration packet.

UPDATED AUGUST 2019

M.A.P. Updates

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