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Our Mission:

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To offer expanded learning oportunities that facilitate academic excellence and positive youth development in a
safe and structured environment for all students and their famlies.
 

 
Lights On in Lander afterschool program is a 21st Century Community Learning Center grant funded through the US Department of Education and the State of Wyoming.  Lights On is Lander is a Fremont County School District #1
school-based program and serves as an expanded services program designed to provide quality extended day programming to students in grades K-12.  Since 2001, Lights On in Lander bas been a strong support service for
academic and youth development.  Lights On in Lander offers both academic tutoring and enrichment activities.
 

Goals:

· To expand and extend school-based learning opportunities which will increase
   the rate of success for students in FCSD #1 in meeting state and district standards
   in core academic subjects particularly in language arts and math
 
· To increase collaboration among schools and community-based organizations to
   enhance academic sucess for students
 
· To increase the number of children who will have adult supervision in a safe, drug
   free environment during after school hours to promote healthy lifestyle choices.
 

Health and Safety:

Health Policy:  Your child’s health is a matter of importance to all of us. While
Lights On in Lander is not equipped to look after sick children, we understand that
parents rely on the program to provide care on a regular basis.  Lights On in Lander
 always tries to balance these conflicting needs and asks you to do so also. If a child
is not well, please make every effort to keep him or her at home, as illnesses
spreads rapidly in spite of everyone’s best efforts.
 
When children become ill: In the case of mild illness, the child’s parent or
guardian will be contacted. The child will be made comfortable, isolated as much as
possible from the other children, and closely watched until a parent or guardian
arrives to pick him or her up.