JEAP: Peace of Mind for Parents. Fun and Friends for Kids for over 30 Years!
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The John Eaton Afterschool Program, Inc. (JEAP) has provided childcare to Eaton students before and after school since 1983. JEAP is a play-based program that offers a variety of age-appropriate, creative activities to help the children grow in an atmosphere of support and trust. Children may participate in arts and crafts, play with board games and manipulatives, engage in dramatic play, read and socialize. A portion of every afternoon is spent on the playground, weather permitting. Children engage in gross motor activities that give them a chance to let off steam after the school day. JEAP also provides healthy snacks and quiet spaces for homework.
Enrichment classes such as piano, art, Spanish, and chess are offered for additional fees. Sessions typically last for 8 weeks and are offered throughout the school year. Check out the Enrichment Schedule. |
What are JEAP's hours?
Children may come to the Before School Program as early as 7:30 am, and may be picked up from the Afterschool Program as late as 6:30 p.m. JEAP also provides childcare on all DCPS half days and during John Eaton HSA meetings. Drop-in services are available for children who are not enrolled in the JEAP program on a regular basis.
What does JEAP cost?
Days per Week | Before-School Care | After-School Care |
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1 | $30/Month | $120/Month |
2 | $50/Month | $210/Month |
3 | $70/Month | $260/Month |
4 | $85/Month | $310/Month |
5 | $105/Month | $345/Month |
Drop-in fees are $25 for before school and $40 after school. Families with more than one child enrolled in JEAP receive a 10% discount on tuition fees for all children after the first one. Tuition assistance is available for eligible families. Please contact the JEAP office for more information.
To pay JEAP tuition, please leave a check in the JEAP lockbox OR pay through Tuition Express. Once you submit your Tuition Express form (available by the lockbox) along with a voided check, you can set up your account for payments.
How do I contact JEAP?
Phone: 202-363-5847
Fax: 202-282-0074
Email: jeafterschoolprogram@gmail.com
How do I enroll my child(ren)?
Families enrolled in JEAP during the 2021-22 SY may use this link (can also be used for new siblings). Families completely new to JEAP for the 2022-23 SY may use this link.
All forms must be completed and tuition must be paid before your child can attend the program.
How is JEAP organized?
JEAP is non-profit organization and a separate entity from John Eaton Elementary School. JEAP's board of directors, comprised of parents of whose children attend JEAP, governs the program. Elections for the Board take place each spring. For more information view the JEAP Parent Handbook.
To pay JEAP tuition, please leave a check in the JEAP lockbox OR pay through Tuition Express. Once you submit your Tuition Express form (available by the lockbox) along with a voided check, you can set up your account for payments.
How do I contact JEAP?
Phone: 202-363-5847
Fax: 202-282-0074
Email: jeafterschoolprogram@gmail.com
How do I enroll my child(ren)?
Families enrolled in JEAP during the 2021-22 SY may use this link (can also be used for new siblings). Families completely new to JEAP for the 2022-23 SY may use this link.
All forms must be completed and tuition must be paid before your child can attend the program.
How is JEAP organized?
JEAP is non-profit organization and a separate entity from John Eaton Elementary School. JEAP's board of directors, comprised of parents of whose children attend JEAP, governs the program. Elections for the Board take place each spring. For more information view the JEAP Parent Handbook.
Dietra Rogers has served as the director of JEAP since 1985. Ms. Rogers, originally from East Orange, New Jersey, started her career with children at 13 years old as a volunteer summer camp counselor. She moved to Washington, DC in 1981 to assist her mother in opening an infant and toddler childcare center, The Learning Nest, Inc. She also worked part-time as Assistant Director at Hearst Afterschool Program. She came to Eaton in 1983 as Assistant Director and became Director in 1985.
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