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About Sherrod Elementary School
Sherrod Elementary YMCA After-School Care
Operating at Sherrod Elementary for over three decades, the Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA provides a structured environment for students during critical before and after-school hours. The program is designed to support the whole child by blending quiet study time with active engagement. Students benefit from homework assistance, STEM-focused challenges, and social-emotional learning activities that align with school-day goals. The curriculum is mission-driven, incorporating Christian principles through the YMCA's play-based philosophy. Children rotate through various activities including arts and crafts, nutrition education, and vigorous outdoor play on the school’s expansive grounds. With a capacity for 100 students, the program fosters a community atmosphere where youth can develop leadership skills and build lasting friendships in a safe, familiar campus setting.
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Safety Record
No specific safety violations or incidents were found for the Sherrod Elementary YMCA program (License #305895). In March 2023, the school was placed on shelter status due to nearby police activity, but law enforcement confirmed there was no active threat on campus. The parent organization, Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA, was previously involved in a 2016 Department of Justice settlement regarding ADA accommodations for children with diabetes at other school sites.
Parent Reputation
The program has very few specific public reviews, but general feedback for Sherrod Elementary mentions a parent's 'bad experience' with the on-site daycare without detail. The school itself has mixed ratings, with some parents praising individual teachers and others expressing concerns about bullying management. Winnie.com lists the facility as a licensed provider with no current parent reviews or ratings.
Staff Insights
Reviews for the broader Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA indicate a mixed employee experience, with some staff describing a 'family atmosphere' and 'fun culture,' while others cite low pay and inconsistent management support. Site supervisors for these programs typically earn between $16 and $18 per hour, while youth leaders report lower entry-level wages. No specific employee reviews for the Sherrod Elementary location were identified.
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