BASE- Before & After-school Summer Enrichment Program


 

BASE Contact information

Office Phone: 720-972-8961

BASE Cell: 720-480-4344

E-Mail: Krista.johnson@adams12.org


BASE Current Events

February 5th, 2010- Full Day of BASE
We will have a full day of BASE Friday Februray 5th, 2010.  We will be going on a Field Trip to Skate City.  For lunch students will be provided with one piece of Pizza & a small soda.  Students need to bring their own lunch sides like fruit, veggies, chips, etc.  Students may bring skates from home to use at the rink.  If students bring rollder blades they must have a helmet on to be allowed to use them.  This is due to a child care lisencing guildeline.  To download the permission slip click here.  Space is limited to 100 students on this full day. 

February 15th, 2010- NO SCHOOL/NO BASE (Holiday)

Februray 26th, 2010- Full Day of BASE/ No School
We will have a full day of BASE Friday Februray 26th, 2010.  We will be going on a Field Trip to X-Treme Challenge.  Students will need a Sack Lunch.  If your child will be attending please complete the field trip and waiver form found here

ALL STUDENTS NEED A SACK LUNCH ON ALL FULL DAYS!

Spring Break Information

Hulstrom will not be open for Spring Break 2010 (March 22nd-26th) .  The sites listed will be open 4 days of Spring Break (Monday-Thursday).  All BASE sites are closed Friday March 26th. If you are interested in having your child(ren) attend one of these BASE sites, please complete the site's forms and return the forms along with payment to Hulstrom BASE.  *Registration deadlines are the last day forms will be accepted unless the program becomes filled first.  Forms are accepted on a first come first serve basis and space is limited at each site.

BASE Program Cross Streets Registration Due By* Forms
Stellar Elementary 124th & Colorado Blvd This Site is Full This site is Full.
Woodglen Elementary South of 120th on Madison St March 1st, 2010 Click Here
North Mor Elementary East of 97th & Huron St
on Damon Drive
March 12th, 2010 Click Here
Riverdale Elementary East of 108th & Colorado Blvd
on Elm Dr
March 5th, 2010 Click Here
 Coyote Ridge Elementary  East of 136th & Lowell Blvd.   March 5th, 2010  Click Here

Registration for Summer 2010 and Next School Year 2010-2011

We have had many inquiries as to when registration information will be available for Summer 2010 and the 2010-2011 school year, information will become availible after spring break.  Keep checking back on this web page for updates.

Fall 2009-2010

2009-2010 Registration Information:
Registration Information

The Hulstrom Options BASE Program is accepting applications for the 2009-2010 Fall BASE Program, including KEEP.  Spaces are being filled on a first come first serve basis.  Our after-school BASE Program is nearly full.  In past years we have had waiting lists for the Fall BASE, so please turn your forms in right away.

Forms: (PDF Format): These forms are used for registration in KEEP too.
Fall Registration Only

2009-2010 BASE Parent Handbook

BASE Parent Handbook

KEEP

KEEP, Kindergarten Education Enrichment Program, is a part of BASE has been designed as an option for students in ½ day Kindergarten.  KEEP is geared entirely to support the learning of the kindergarten students.  The KEEP leaders work closely with the ½ kindergarten teacher in planning activities to support what is being taught in class. 

Educational Area of KEEP:

History
Geography
Everyday Math
Spelling
Reading
Writing
Fine Motor Skills

Art
Science
Social Interaction
Dramatic Play
Creative Expression
Technology
Learning Centers

For the 2009-2010 school-year we are operating 2 secessions of KEEP.  Each year the number of secessions of KEEP that are offered is dependant on having enough student enrollment and a space in the building to operate.  Our Morning KEEP Program is in need of 2 Full time students (or part time equivalent) to meet our enrollment needs. 

KEEP Presentations: 
       Power Point Presentation 
       PDF Presentation

BASE Program Presentation: 
       Power Point Presentation 
       PDF Presentation

BASE Calendar Information:

BASE Monthly Newsletter and Calendar of events

Year at a glance BASE Schedule

2009-2010 Rates Information & Hours of Operation


Other BASE Used Forms

Credit Card Payment Authorization Form
Schedule Change Request Form

 Girl Reading

About the Program

The purpose of the Before, After School and Summer Enrichment (BASE) Programs is to provide safe, quality, affordable child care in the school setting: whereby each individual child is enriched with various experiences conducive to their academic, social, and physical development. These self supporting programs are offered to any child enrolled in an Adams 12 Five Star Elementary School. Here at Hulstrom we offer BASE to students in grades K-8th  (5 years old to 15 years old).  Our BASE program has also been designed with the unique style of Hulstrom in mind.

Afternoon BASE Groups

In afternoon BASE we average between 90-110 students.  To help keep the program as individualized and personable as possible we operate in 5 groups.   Each of these groups have staff members that work with them for 3-4 months at a time and plan activities based off of the groups age and interests.

Kid with hands in paint

Kindergarten

Staff: Mr. Freddie Lopez, Rec. Leader
         Ms. Amber Penney, Rec. Aide
        

This group starts each day by taking attendance. They then have a group reading time or play educational games.  They then have snack and a 20-30 minute recess.  After recess the group works on homework for 30 minutes.  If students do not have homework or are done early they have educational games and activities they work on.  At 4:15 the group moves to there scheduled activity time.  During this time students participate in art, craft, science, edible art, gym, technology, dramatic play, and other enriching activities.  At 5:15 the groups all combine back together for quiet activities in the cafeteria such as: coloring, board games, building kits, reading, and other student lead activities.

Boy working on homework

1st Grade, 2nd & 3rd Grade 

1st Grade Staff: Mrs. Karen Urbanic-Jacobson, Rec. Leader
                       Ms. Megan Waken, Rec. Aide

2nd & 3rd Grade Staff: Mr. Phil Greene, Rec. Leader
                               Mr. John Noon, Rec. Aide

This group starts each day by taking attendance and eating snack.  Next they have a 20-30 minute recess.  After recess the group works on homework for 30-45 minutes.  If students do not have homework or are done early they can choose from silent reading or educational games and activities to work on.  At 4:15 the group moves to their scheduled activity time.  During this time students participate in art, craft, science, edible art, gym, technology, dramatic play, and other enriching activities.  At 5:15 the groups all combine back together for quiet activities in the cafeteria such as: coloring, board games, building kits, reading, and other student lead activities.

Getting help with homework

4th & 5th Grade

Staff: Mrs. Jeni Prosser, Rec. Leader

This Group starts each day by taking attendance and having snack.  After snack the group works on homework for 40 minutes.  If students do not have homework or are done early they have educational games and activities they work on.  They then go to recess for 20-30 minutes. At 4:15 the group moves to their scheduled activity time.  During this time students participate in art, craft, science, edible art, gym, technology, dramatic play, and other enriching activities.  At 5:15 the groups all combine back together for quiet activities in the cafeteria such as: coloring, board games, building kits, reading, and other student lead activities.

Girls on slide


Middle School Group

Staff: Mrs. Heather King, Rec. Leader

This group starts each day by taking attendance and having snack.  After snack the group works on homework for 45 minutes.  If students do not have homework or are done early they have educational games and activities they work on.  They then go to recess for 20-30 minutes. At 4:15 the group moves to their scheduled activity time.  During this time students participate in art, craft, science, edible art, gym, technology, dramatic play, and other enriching activities.  At 5:15 the groups all combine back together for quiet activities in the cafeteria such as: coloring, board games, building kits, reading, and other student lead activities.


Learning to tell time
KEEP

KEEP, Kindergarten Education Enrichment Program, is a part of BASE has been designed as an option for students in ½ day Kindergarten.  KEEP is geared entirely to support the learning of the kindergarten students.  The KEEP leaders work closely with the ½ kindergarten teacher in planning activities to support what is being taught in class. 

Educational Area of KEEP:

History
Geography
Everyday Math
Spelling
Reading
Writing
Fine Motor Skills

Art
Science
Social Interaction
Dramatic Play
Creative Expression
Technology
Learning Centers

For the 2008-2009 school-year we are operating 2 secessions of KEEP.  Each year the number of secessions of KEEP that are offered is dependant on having enough student enrollment and a space in the building to operate. 

New Sport in BASE

Disc Golf Computer Game