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8.A. - Page 55 of 104 CITY COUNCIL STRATEGIC PRIORITIES 2020-21 CHILDREN AND YOUTH INITIATIVES Create opportunities for children and youth to grow, learn and play in safe and healthy environments. Bold italics = Staff and resource intensive projects PRODUCTION i�i�!I �jjllll-I 1111±I I� • Host in-person Learning Hubs to support up to 200 students from 5 schools with online classroom learning during school days • Continue to manage 7 after school programs" (5 grant based/2 fee based) for a total of 827 children • Provide child care locator web page on City's website (Redwood City/North Fair Oaks area) • Support new preschool at L'Academy (2336 EI Camino) - license for 72 children (open in early 2021) • Support pre-school expansion at Redwood Church (from 68 to 82 spaces) • Support new 70 children capacity preschool at the Arroyo Green (Bradford Street) Mid -Pen Housing Project • Host specialized in-person youth camps and enrichment classes and online programs for up to 400 children Alterations to the program may be needed as more information becomes available from ublic health officials 11� • Produce and support specialized youth events, such as "Trunk or Treat", "Virtual Campout", and virtual holiday events, for up to 300 children and families • Provide a robust virtual library Summer Learning Challenge program to keep thousands of youth reading over the summer • Support over 200 trained volunteer teen tutors in providing one- on-one tutoring to younger children through Project READ's youth literacy programs YOUTH ENGAGEMENT • Host a Citywide National Night Out event (this may move to a virtual platform) • Support youth sports organizations to host in-person player trainings following Public Health mandates for up to 2,000 children on City fields • Continue to monitor public health official's advice and manage youth classes and camps as allowed p AMENITIES AND PROGRAMS • Support and mentor the Teen Advisory Board to host online programs such as "Teen Talk" forums for up to 100 youth • Complete construction of Magical • Junior Fire Academy, Police Activities League, and Police Bridge Playground at Red Morton Park ab Explorers • Initiate construction of Pirate Ship Imagination Space at Redwood Shores Library MAGICAL • Provide smaller child care focused camps; virtual BRIDGE camps, "camp in a box" program, and virtual art initiatives. . Deliverdailyonlinestorytimes,includingregularbilingial PLAYGROUND events, as well as hybrid activites like Little Learners Lab • Support Youth Advisory Board working on "Volun-teen that include both a kit pickup and an online component, until such Program" to engage young people to assist departments and time as groups of children can return to library facilities community programs Partner with Redwood City School District and Belmont -Redwood Shores School District to issue library cards to every student www• edwoodcitym q • Support Youth and Teen Advisory Boards (presentation to PRCS Commission and to Council) Redwood CityIUifor i r��emren ©�4