1988
The Director of Adult and Community Education research school-age childcare. Needs of parents assessment done with positive response. School-Age Child Care Coordinator is hired
1988-1989
Five sites open for care : Briarcliff, Chapel Hill, Gashland, Gracemor and Nashua. One-hundred and twenty children are enrolled, twelve staff are hired
1989-1990
Thirteen additional sites open for care. The enrollment climbs to 250 and staffing increases to 32 employees
1990-1991
Fox Hill school is added for a total of 19 sites. Upwards of 530 children are enrolled
An extended-day care program for kindergarten children is piloted at Gashland school. Summer day camp opens at four sites
1991-1992
Eight-hundred and seventy children are enrolled: 52 staff
Kindergarten extended day care is at four sites
Supervisor for summer camp s hired.
North Kansas City Public Schools is awarded a contract by the Department of Education to do technical assistance in te Kansas City region
1992-1993
Eleven-hundred children are enrolled with 87 staff members
Kindergarten extended day care continues at seven sites.
A summer camp (O.K Club) for middle school youth is piloted at Linden West. Technical assistance continues in the Kansas City region
