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EXTENDED SCHEDULE PROGRAM.
Needs...
Social Justification.
According to the report of the National System of Educational Information from the 2010-2011 period (last official year, 2012 and 2013 are estimates) the State of Chihuahua enrolled 442,155 students in 2,856 primary schools (227,243 boys and 214,912 girls). It covered 94.4 % of the demand and the average length of education was 8.5 years, with a drop of 1.2 % (national average 1.5 % ).
In the data of the ENSANUT 2006 (National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2006, 2012 unofficial data), on Ciudad Juárez, the national prevalence of overweight in children of 5 to 11 years was 26% for both sexes, in children was 41% and 27% in girls and the prevalence of obesity in children was 77% and in girls of 47%
The conditions of life facing Ciudad Juárez increases the number of vulnerable groups that far from seeking opportunities for well, look for false outputs to their problems. The children of scarce resources is increasingly vulnerable to these risks, and with large gaps in academic performance, family disintegration, new models of the family, single mothers, etc. makes children on Ciudad Juarez, potential elements for conspiracy, to form part of these groups of evil.
On Ciudad Juarez, the most unprotected sector is the NORTHWEST sector. Here is located the Fronteriza Baja Colony where we are concentrating our efforts and our project. This sector has a population of 103,632 in 2010; with ages of 0-4 years 13 %, from 5 to 11 years 16.5 % (0 to 11 years 29.6 % ).
Main Goal...
Contribute to improve the educational levels with the Extended Schedule Program to encourage the development of physical and cognitive skills of the children, nutrition, and a better ecological attitude, to give confidence and develop useful skills in life.
Methodology... Funds... Member Involved...
The Extended Schedule Program will be implemented in the complex called "comedor infantil del templo San Juan Diego" located between Nogales, Santiago and Leandro Valle streets in the Fronteriza Baja colony in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua.
The project will benefit 100 school-age children in primary education level which already have the benefit of a meal at mid-day, the majority of these children are students of the morning shift of the "Centauros del Norte" School.
The schedule of activities will be from 1:00 to 5:00 after regular classes; extending 4 hours a day, 5 days a week throughout the school cycle.
The activities that will be developed during the Extended Schedule Program will be programmed in the following manner:
Nutritional: supply of healthy foods, observe the nutritional status of the children, and change their eating habits.
Educational: that relate to the support of schoolwork.
Physical Activities: which will promote the correct consumption of energy, and the values that sport activities provide.
Environmental: directed to the crop growing of the land and environmental education.
We offer one meal a day in the dining room
30 minutes to 100 children per 40 weeks.
Class nutrition
Every fifteen days by 40 weeks to 100 children.
We will provide supervision and support for the development of tasks.
1 hour a day 5 days a week for 40 weeks to 100 children.
We will offer art skills as the guitar, dance, and painting.
3 hours per week for 40 weeks to 100 children.
We offer physical activities; give them karate classes.
3 hours per week for 40 weeks to 100 children.
We will create orchards and teach children the cultivation of the land, the care and harvesting of vegetables.
3 hours per week for 40 weeks to 100 children.
The total cost of the project is $48,000.00 USD, that is $480 USD per child per school calendar year.
All members of the club have tasks in the program, we all visit the complex and are monitoring the success of the program.
For mor information, please vist our video on Extended Schedule Program at the following link:
http://youtu.be/lxF3akkLvV4
Best Regards.
Hugo Gerardo Venzor Crabtree.
CR Juarez-Chamizal Mex-USA.
President 2013-2014
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