ENROLLMENT
Girls on the Run® (GOTR) is an experiential learning programs for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade girls that combines training for a 5K running event with life-changing, self-esteem enhancing, uplifting warm-ups & workouts that encourage emotional, social, mental and physical development. Girls on Track® (GOT) is designed for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade girls. The program follows the model of GOTR with topics and discussions designed to meet the needs of middle school girls.For 10 weeks, participants will meet for one hour after school two days per week beginning in March and culminating in May with the 5K Event.
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Girls on the Run® (GOTR) is an experiential learning programs for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade girls that combines training for a 5K running event with life-changing, self-esteem enhancing, uplifting warm-ups & workouts that encourage emotional, social, mental and physical development. Girls on Track® (GOT) is designed for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade girls. The program follows the model of GOTR with topics and discussions designed to meet the needs of middle school girls.For 10 weeks, participants will meet for one hour after school two days per week beginning in March and culminating in May with the 5K Event.
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Questions or comments?
Please contact Martha Harris at runnergirl@redwing.net or 651.528-3166
Please contact Martha Harris at runnergirl@redwing.net or 651.528-3166
REGISTRATION COSTS 2010
The actual out of pocket cost of the Girls on the Run program is approximately $150 per girl for the twice per week, ten week program. This fee covers the full cost of one childs participation which includes:
20 lessons conducted by two certified GOTR coaches (CPR, First Aid & GOT trained)
Program t-shirt
Water bottle
Registration at the New Balance Girls on the Run of Bluff Country 5k Event
All program supplies, site fees, coach background checks, council dues, and costs
to deliver the program
A family that can afford to pay the $150 registration fee is asked to pay the full amount. Participants of Girls on the Run and their families who are not financially able to pay the $150 cost may chose a program cost ranging from $0-$150. Please contact your Program Coordinator, Martha Harris, to register and set up a full scholarship or payment plan if needed. The following scale is provided for families to choose what they are most comfortable affording. The sustainability of this program relies on the honesty and integrity of parents to choose their appropriate registration amount. It is essential that each family contribute as much as it can afford.
All registration information remains confidential between families and the Program Coordinator. We share this information with families because we remain committed to the principals of the program that inspire all girls regardless of socioeconomic situations. All girls participate equally in the program regardless of the amount their families select.
The average family of 4 would pay:
Full Pay: Income greater than $50,000 pay $150
Partial Scholarship: Income between $ 49,999 30,000 pay $100
29-999 20,000 pay $50
19,999 - or less pay $25
Full Scholarship: Please contact Program Coordinator, Martha Harris at 651-528-3166
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Local fundraising efforts and donations from community supports help bridge the gap between program registrations paid and necessary scholarships.
The actual out of pocket cost of the Girls on the Run program is approximately $150 per girl for the twice per week, ten week program. This fee covers the full cost of one childs participation which includes:
20 lessons conducted by two certified GOTR coaches (CPR, First Aid & GOT trained)
Program t-shirt
Water bottle
Registration at the New Balance Girls on the Run of Bluff Country 5k Event
All program supplies, site fees, coach background checks, council dues, and costs
to deliver the program
A family that can afford to pay the $150 registration fee is asked to pay the full amount. Participants of Girls on the Run and their families who are not financially able to pay the $150 cost may chose a program cost ranging from $0-$150. Please contact your Program Coordinator, Martha Harris, to register and set up a full scholarship or payment plan if needed. The following scale is provided for families to choose what they are most comfortable affording. The sustainability of this program relies on the honesty and integrity of parents to choose their appropriate registration amount. It is essential that each family contribute as much as it can afford.
All registration information remains confidential between families and the Program Coordinator. We share this information with families because we remain committed to the principals of the program that inspire all girls regardless of socioeconomic situations. All girls participate equally in the program regardless of the amount their families select.
The average family of 4 would pay:
Full Pay: Income greater than $50,000 pay $150
Partial Scholarship: Income between $ 49,999 30,000 pay $100
29-999 20,000 pay $50
19,999 - or less pay $25
Full Scholarship: Please contact Program Coordinator, Martha Harris at 651-528-3166
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Local fundraising efforts and donations from community supports help bridge the gap between program registrations paid and necessary scholarships.
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