Agenda - Parks and Recreation Commission - 03/12/2020

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Many agencies offer financial assistance to those who qualify, but there is not a uniform policy as demand and resources vary between communities. Communities may fund these programs through community foundations, grants, sponsors, or other program revenues. Information on fee assistance programs in surrounding communities is as follows: z+kIr•,.on.W7!9:Irrs.R,rr r!fi"n:J.--v -Apply by calling the community education office of the desired program. • Youth - families who qualify for free or reduced -price meals may request fee assistance. • Adult - contact adult learning registration line to request assistance and eligibility information. • Early learners - ECFE activities, classes, and tuition are based on a sliding scale. ELK RIVER PARKS & RECREATION -Feeassistanceisavail- able for Elk River residents. Please inquire when registering for more information. ISD 728 COMMUNITY EDUCATIOf -Fee assistance is available for most youth programs (except childcare, out- ings, some private lessons, and BTW training). ViiiviVtiti'ti�i NAn & litOttAi ION t Oia, Minneap- olis residents must meet the current Income Guidelines, complete an application, and provide additional documen- tation as outlined. Fee assistance is only for the instruc- tional portion of fees and does not cover extra fees due to supplies, admission costs, or field trips. If the application is approved, register for classes at your local recreation cen- ter. Fee assistance is good for the calendar year applied for, and an application must be resubmitted every year. City of Minneapolis proof of residency AND one of the following: • Copy of the two most recent pay stubs of all income earners in your household • Copy of your previous year's federal tax return • If you have no income and do not file income taxes, attach a brief note explaining that you have no income xxxxxxxxxxx CITY OF RAMSE PARK SYSTEM PLAN