Kyron Horman, 7 years old, Portland, OR #41 1/18/11 - 2/07/11

[MuffyBee]

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[Brandi]

We made it!

 

Now to find Kyron.

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On JVM show last night I heard her say that she was a guest speaker in Portland OR about crimes against "women" - so it must have been a big deal about "crime" - different kinds of crimes.

[Tracygirl]

Hello everyone!

So the daycare is in the cafeteria which is in the basement area of the school that has that door that looks out to the soccer fields and also the through the kitchen area to the boiler room that has a door that leads out to the middle area of the black top that is used for deliveries.

I think I had read there was an after/before school daycare but didn't realize it was downstairs or just forgot. For awhile now I have considered Kyron left through one of the doors on the basement level...You know how Tanner had said he passed Kyron in the hall? Could it be that Tanner was going to class after being in the childcare down stairs?

I think there were also displays in the cafeteria, so how did that affect the program? Was it moved to another area of the building?

[Tracygirl]

Didn't a child say in the press he saw Kyron in the cafeteria with friends and Terri was not with him? Did Kyron go to see his friends who were in the daycare?

[klaasend]

Didn't a child say in the press he saw Kyron in the cafeteria with friends and Terri was not with him? Did Kyron go to see his friends who were in the daycare?

Maybe I missed something but I thought it was established that daycare was held at a separate location, not at the school.  Daycare was held at the Portland Jewish Center I believe.

http://www.pps.k12.or.us/files/childcare/BeforeAndAfterCare01_1.pdf

About 20 miles apart:

[Tracygirl]

It is my understanding the conversation is there is a daycare available at the school for students before and after school. It is at the school site and is run by a daycare facility.
They have this in my area as well. An off site daycare agency is responsible for staffing and running the before and after school care for students of a  school at that site.  
If I am incorrect then please advise me.

[klaasend]

It is my understanding the conversation is there is a daycare available at the school for students before and after school. It is at the school site and is run by a daycare facility.
They have this in my area as well. An off site daycare agency is responsible for staffing and running the before and after school care for students of a  school at that site.  
If I am incorrect then please advise me.

The only information I have read pertains to the Portland Jewish Academy I haven't seen anything stating there was a daycare center at the school itself.  Please show me a link where this is said, TIA. 

[klaasend]

It is my understanding the conversation is there is a daycare available at the school for students before and after school. It is at the school site and is run by a daycare facility.
They have this in my area as well. An off site daycare agency is responsible for staffing and running the before and after school care for students of a  school at that site.  
If I am incorrect then please advise me.

The only information I have read pertains to the Portland Jewish Academy I haven't seen anything stating there was a daycare center at the school itself.  Please show me a link where this is said, TIA. 

Tracygirl - I found it here.  Looks like through the Jewish Academy but held at Skyline.  You are correct:

http://www.portlandjewishacademy.org/page.cfm?p=340

[hellokitty]

 

Before and after school childcare there is until 8:45 and then in the afternoon.  Therefore, there are not preschool children there.  There is no one to watch them.

After school childcare is not free.  There would be no reason for a parent to bring a child at 8:35 to school for childcare as that is the first bell for school when children could go to classrooms.

I imagine that the price is for a time period.  It doesn't matter if the child is there for 5 minutes or 2 hours.  The price is the same. I sincerely doubt a parent would bring a child even at 8:30 for childcare.  That would be way too expensive for little gain.

It is hard to say, but it is possible that a childcare person brings children to their classes.  I have seen that at schools where I live.  It would be interesting to find out if that is the case .

I imagine that all parents have to sign in and out at the child care.

[Tracygirl]

Thank you Klaas.

[Tracygirl]

Before and after school childcare there is until 8:45 and then in the afternoon.  Therefore, there are not preschool children there.  There is no one to watch them.

After school childcare is not free.  There would be no reason for a parent to bring a child at 8:35 to school for childcare as that is the first bell for school when children could go to classrooms.

I imagine that the price is for a time period.  It doesn't matter if the child is there for 5 minutes or 2 hours.  The price is the same. I sincerely doubt a parent would bring a child even at 8:30 for childcare.  That would be way too expensive for little gain.

It is hard to say, but it is possible that a childcare person brings children to their classes.  I have seen that at schools where I live.  It would be interesting to find out if that is the case .

I imagine that all parents have to sign in and out at the child care.

It does cost the same but if a parent has to drop off at 8:30 to make it to work on time, then?
The way it works at my children's school is you can have before or after school only or you can have your child go to both before and after care.

[sassifrass]

Whoa..... I almost lost my Isabella's bow coming into this thread! 

Alright, this whole daycare thing is bugging the heck out of me.

neighbor said on the last thread:

Jolene runs the program at Skyline, and is very sweet.  I knew it was outside organization.  I just learned that PJA provides the service for KidsPlace, according to
http://www.portlandjewishacademy.org/page.cfm?p=340
http://www.pps.k12.or.us/files/childcare/BeforeAndAfterCare01_1.pdf

On blink she said:

http://blinkoncrime.com/2010/11/02/kyron-horman-case-terri-horman-sexts-sent-to-kaine-hormans-phone-what/comment-page-119/#comments

zeus says:
January 17, 2011 at 5:03 pm

beejay says:
January 16, 2011 at 7:36 pm

@neighbor: TY very much. So, before/after school care is downstairs in the cafeteria. Same floor as some of those electrical exhibits. Those exhibits were, we think, where Ky headed when he went downstairs. I’ve got it now.
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neighbor says:
January 16, 2011 at 5:11 pm

@beejay, the before/after hours care is in the cafeteria


So which is it? neighbor, will you please clarify EXACTLY which is true.

I hate cryptic. Just tell me which one is right. Is the day care at Skyline or at the other place?

Gosh... I think I need a bubble bath.

[sassifrass]

NM. I should have looked up on the thread. So the day care IS at Skyline school.

Sorry Monkey's. For some reason that info ticked me off. I don't like it when things aren't verified as true.

[hellokitty]

Before and after school childcare there is until 8:45 and then in the afternoon.  Therefore, there are not preschool children there.  There is no one to watch them.

After school childcare is not free.  There would be no reason for a parent to bring a child at 8:35 to school for childcare as that is the first bell for school when children could go to classrooms.

I imagine that the price is for a time period.  It doesn't matter if the child is there for 5 minutes or 2 hours.  The price is the same. I sincerely doubt a parent would bring a child even at 8:30 for childcare.  That would be way too expensive for little gain.

It is hard to say, but it is possible that a childcare person brings children to their classes.  I have seen that at schools where I live.  It would be interesting to find out if that is the case .

I imagine that all parents have to sign in and out at the child care.

It does cost the same but if a parent has to drop off at 8:30 to make it to work on time, then?
The way it works at my children's school is you can have before or after school only or you can have your child go to both before and after care.

 

I think most parents would find an option that is not that expensive for a few minutes.

[sassifrass]

This is my understanding of "before and after school program".

From what I understand, the purpose of this program is for parents that have to leave work earlier than when school starts and don't get out of work until after school ends. So with this program, it allows parents whose schedule differ from the school schedule, to have their kids monitored until school starts or ends, so they can pick them up after school. Is that correct?

If the above is correct then how does this program work for people who's children that don't attend Skyline? 

[monchichi]

This is my understanding of "before and after school program".

From what I understand, the purpose of this program is for parents that have to leave work earlier than when school starts and don't get out of work until after school ends. So with this program, it allows parents whose schedule differ from the school schedule, to have their kids monitored until school starts or ends, so they can pick them up after school. Is that correct?

If the above is correct then how does this program work for people who's children that don't attend Skyline? 

From what I know about these programs, they are only available for students at one of the listed schools for that program. 

[Monkey King]

If Neighbor is familiar with this program, perhaps she can clarify things such as ages of children, weither they have to be a regular student of Skyline, etc.

[hellokitty]

 

Obviously, I don't know of every school care program, but of the many I know of, it's for the children of the school.  Otherwise, how would they get to where they are going?