A federal 21st Century grant supports activities for children at Fairfield and Malabon elementary schools and at Cascade Middle School. The Bethel district provides an after-school track program for 200 students in the spring of each year. The League participated in the cam- paign kickoff press conference on September 26 and supported the measure as opportunities arose. The City of Eugene and District 4J have a joint school enrichment and recreation program centered in the Churchill, Sheldon, and South Eugene High School regions. Activities include such things as tumbling for preschoolers, Spanish f'or school children, driver education, and yoga classes.
Instructors are temporary employees of the City of Eugene.
KidCity Adventures offers programs throughout the day for children in preschool through elementary school. These include a variety of program options, times, and fees and presently are located in nine sites, including Sheldon Community Center, Washington Park Center, and schools in District 4J and Bethel Districts. Edgewood and Fox Hollow elementary schools in the Eugene School District and Danebo, Meadow View, and Irving elementary schools in the Bethel School District. Enrollment has been declining in these schools, and other private day care programs are available. KidCity programs will continue at Gilham and Washington elementary schools.