

Pegasus Summer Program 2025
Wayland School Community Programs
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Program Description
Introducing Our Summer Program: New and Exciting Opportunities for 2025!
Based on valuable feedback from parents, we’ve made several exciting updates to enhance the program for your family at our Pegasus Summer Program.
What’s New This Year?
Expanded Enrollment Capacity: More spots are now available to accommodate growing interest in our program.
Extended Program Duration: The program will run for 29 days, ensuring ample time for learning and fun.
Flexible Scheduling Options: Choose between part-time and full-time enrollment to fit your family’s summer plans.
Extended Hours: Program hours will now go until 3:30 PM, providing additional convenience and value.
Expanding for incoming 6th and up: We’re thrilled to announce this year’s summer program, designed to offer an enriching, fun, and memorable experience for incoming and current 6th graders and 8th graders!
Enhanced Program Offerings
We’ve revamped our activities to create a dynamic, engaging, and well-rounded experience for every student. Highlights include:
STEAM Focused Activities: Explore the exciting blend of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math with hands-on projects that encourage creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Arts & Crafts: Let imaginations soar with creative, hands-on projects designed to inspire self-expression.
Indoor & Outdoor Games: Stay active with a mix of classic and modern games—rain or shine!
Special Vendors: Experience unique and engaging activities led by expert vendors, bringing something new and exciting every day.
Pool Time and Lab Imagination Creations in the afternoon: Cool off and enjoy structured pool activities every afternoon. New activity segments, such as STEAM and pool time in the afternoons, will enrich the summer experience for students and reflect the feedback received from parents.
Field Trips: Every Wednesday, we’ll embark on an exciting adventure to make each week unforgettable.
Stay in the Know
A detailed calendar of activities will be sent out in advance, so you can plan and follow along with your child’s summer journey. Also, you can go to our Pegasus Website Site for more details.
Lunch Reminder
Please remember to pack a lunch for your child unless otherwise noted on the schedule
Snacks
- We will provide and have two snack times during the day.
- If children wish to bring a snack from home, we recommend options such as fruit, vegetables, cheese, and crackers.
- All snacks from home must be individually packaged and easy for the child to manage independently. Please provide nut-free snacks for your child.
- Sharing snacks is not allowed for the safety of all students.
Dates and Location
The Program will run from 9:00 am -3:30 pm at the Loker Elementary School
For Preschool - Grade 7
Flexible Schedule:
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Dates: June 30 - August 8, 2025
Session One
June 30th - July 18th
Session Two
July 21st - August 8th
Tuition Rates
- $200.00 deposit and $95.00 Registration Fee per family (NON-REFUNDABLE) are due at time of registration.
- The deposit will be applied towards your families tuition.
- A 5% discount, applied to the lower tuition, is given to families with more than one child in Pegasus
- Registration is not considered complete and accepted without payment of the deposit and registration fee.
- April 1st will receive the invoice due to May 1, 2025.
- Tuition will be charged for the entire period in which the student is enrolled in accordance with the fee schedule provided.
- Payment of program tuition reserves a student’s place in the Pegasus Summer program for all contracted days in the specified period; tuition is not based on a student’s attendance. No refunds or deductions from tuition will be provided for days when a student does not attend the program for any reason. Normal tuition will be charged in the event of program closure due to unforeseen circumstances.
Field Trips, Special Guests & Themed Events
Registration Information
Registration will be open from January 18th through April 31st.
Schedule Selection Grades K-7
We are excited to offer two distinct registration options this year, tailored to provide the best possible experience for all age groups:
- K to Grade 5 Program: A nurturing and engaging program designed for younger students, focusing on fun, creativity, and foundational skill-building.
- Innovation & Exploration Program for Grades 5, 6, and 7: A separate program exclusively for students entering or currently in grades 5, 6, and 7, featuring hands-on innovation, STEAM-focused activities, and dynamic explorations designed to inspire curiosity, collaboration, and critical thinking.
- Extended day can only be chosen in addition to standard day.
- All schedule choices are for all three weeks of the applicable session.
- Please complete separate registrations for each child in your family
Schedule Selection Preschool
- Please make sure your schedule choices correspond with your child's grade in Fall of 2024.
- Extended day can only be chosen in addition to standard day.
- All schedule choices are for all three weeks of the applicable session.
- Please complete separate registrations for each child in your family.
- Please select 3, 4 or 5 days per week for each session your child will attend.
Ignite Your Child’s Inner Tech Genius with a STEAM Focus
Calling all 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th graders! Dive into an unforgettable journey of creativity, innovation, and hands-on exploration designed specifically for students entering or currently in grades 5, 6 to 8. Our innovative program combines the power of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math to inspire young minds and equip them with essential 21st-century skills. Packed with thrilling, hands-on activities and creative projects, this program is perfect for curious and tech-savvy kids who want to explore, innovate, and create!
Program Highlights:
🌟 Laser Tag Adventures:
Engage in action-packed laser tag battles! Students enhance teamwork, strategic thinking, and problem-solving in a fun and interactive way.
🌟 Virtual Reality Explorations:
Immerse in virtual worlds where students tackle challenges, develop critical thinking and explore new dimensions of creativity.
🌟 Creative STEAM Projects to Take Home:
Your child will complete several amazing projects that blend creativity and technical skills, including:
Coding Project: Design and code fully functional games using Scratch, blending logic, math, and creativity.
Graphic Design Project: Create stunning posters and visuals with Sketchpad, exploring the intersection of art and technology.
Minecraft Architecture Project: Engineer and design incredible structures and cities, sparking innovation and imagination.
Movie Production Project: Write a script, explore cinematography, uncover foley sound effects, and edit using Final Cut Pro with advanced CGI, connecting storytelling, technology, and creativity.
Art & Craft Projects: Engage in hands-on creativity with projects combining traditional arts with STEAM-inspired innovation.
By the end of the program, your child will take home an incredible portfolio showcasing their coding projects, graphic designs, Minecraft creations, movie productions, and unique art and craft masterpieces.
Special Features:
STEAM-Focused Learning: Hands-on experiences that merge the worlds of science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.
Runs as part of the Pegasus Program: A dynamic environment designed to foster exploration and growth.
Wednesday Field Trip Days: Weekly adventures to enrich the learning experience.
Afternoon Pool Option: Cool off and have fun while engaging in active play.
Incoming 5th grade Q&A
We have two great options, and it depends on what you feel would best fit your child interests and learning style:
- STEAM Explorers Program (Grades 5-8): This program is designed specifically for students entering 5th grade and above. It focuses on hands-on projects in STEM and includes activities like coding, virtual reality, movie production, and creative design. This may be a great fit if your child is interested in technology, creativity, and innovation. We will have a Pool option in the afternoon and on Wednesday's field trip.
Regular Pegasus Program (K-5): This program also includes STEAM activities but in a more blended format with other enrichment activities planned by the teachers. It's ideal for students who enjoy a variety of experiences, including art, sports, music, and other group activities. (Above Registration Link)
Counselor in Training (CIT)
The Pegasus Counselor in Training (CIT) is a volunteer junior staff member at least 14 years old and supports the administrative and homeroom teams in all areas of Pegasus programming. They are responsible for engaging with and knowing the whereabouts of each student in their group during all assigned programming hours and spaces.
Medical Information
Health Requirements for New Pre-K Students
To ensure a safe and healthy environment for all children, we require the following for all new Pre-K entrants:
- Physical Exam Report: A completed physical exam report, including an up-to-date immunization record, must be submitted prior to admission.
- Student Health History: A detailed health history form must also be completed and on file.
If your child is unable to receive immunizations due to medical reasons, a written statement from a physician explaining the exemption must be provided before admission. For exemptions based on religious beliefs, a written statement from the parent is required before admission and must be renewed annually.
These requirements help us create a safe and supportive learning environment for every child.
Snacks
- Please provide nut-free snacks for your child.
- If children wish to bring a snack from home, we recommend options such as fruit, vegetables, cheese, and crackers.
- All snacks from home must be individually packaged and easy for the child to manage independently.
- Sharing snacks is not allowed for the safety of all students.
Allergies and Life-Treating Medication
Parents are required to list their child’s allergies or medical conditions. The WSCP Nurse reviews the information, ensuring all staff know about allergy details and procedures. Lists of allergies and individual reactions are filed and posted appropriately at WSCP.
For children with an allergy requiring an Epi-Pen or asthma needing Albuterol (inhaler):
Families are required to provide allergy, asthma, or any other emergency medication directly to the BASE program, as we do not have access to school nurse files or medications. To ensure immediate accessibility, the program must hold these medications on-site.
Medication order for the Epi-Pen/Albuterol signed by the prescribing physician.
A WSCP Epipen Parent/Guardian Permission Form must be completed for Epi-Pen administration. Signed, and returned to the program to authorize administration.
A WSCP Asthma Medication Parent/Guardian Permission Form must be completed for asthma medication. Signed and returned to the program to authorize administration.
Medication Protocol
Parents are strongly encouraged to schedule all prescription and over-the-counter medications to be administered at home or by the school nurse during regular school hours. However, in emergency or unavoidable situations, prescription medication can be administered at the program if:
The parent's signature is on the required medication forms, and
The medication is provided in its original bottle.
Please follow the steps below.
Prescription and over-the-counter medications may also be administered if:
A pediatrician signs the WSCP Medication Administration Order Form-For Providers, allowing BASE staff at Wayland School Community Programs to give non-prescription medications (e.g., Tylenol, cough suppressant) for the specified school year.
Please ensure the WSCP Medication Permission Form is signed and returned to the program to authorize administration.
Any leftover medication will be returned to the parent or disposed of as per program policy.
Staff members carefully measure and administer the medication, documenting its dosage and time.
The WSCP nurse will create an Individualized Health Care Plan (IHCP) for students who take regular or emergency medications as needed.
BASE/WSCP Office, Wayland Town Building
Nayagara Viera , WSCP Director
(508) 358-6871
Fax Number: (508) 358-7708
Rosemarie Teti, Administrative Coordinator
(508) 358-6872
Tom Pinzone, Accounts Coordinator
(508) 358-6873