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Continuity of funded slots is not necessarily continuity of children served.

In middle-school SONYC, one funded slot is not necessarily one unique child. Programs may serve far more individual students through à-la-carte models. This tracker documents the gap, site by site.

Official RFP per-participant rates

From DYCD's COMPASS / SONYC public RFP. These are the rates DYCD published — not campaign recommendations.

ProgramFiscal yearPer-participant rate
COMPASS ElementaryFY27$4,800
COMPASS ElementaryFY28 – FY32 (annual)$6,800
SONYC Middle SchoolFY27 – FY32$3,900

Source: DYCD COMPASS / SONYC RFP, FY27 award schedule.

Advocacy-recommended rates (campaign position)

These are not the published DYCD rates. Coalition organizations and program operators have argued the real per-child cost of a credible afterschool program — including MSAL leagues, theater, debate, certified disability supports, and competitive staff retention — is meaningfully higher than the RFP rates above. Numbers will be added as operator budgets are released.

Advocacy rate table in progress. Have a costed proposal? Email dycdparentaction@gmail.com.
Verification in progress. This page is a structured intake for the operational record. Numbers here are reported by organizers and require documentary verification (attendance rosters, DYCD slot counts, Attachment 06 funding lines) before being treated as fact. Two procurement facts shape every row: the FY27 SONYC per-participant price is $3,900, and for multi-school competitions, applicants submitted a single budget narrative for the largest proposed slot count — not a per-school budget. So per-site numbers depend on the final workscope, not the proposal. We also want the actual RFP language on attendance requirements — irregular attendance may unintentionally penalize the families who most need afterschool.
SchoolOld slotsNew slotsEnrollmentEst. unique childrenOld / New fundingPer-participantService level guaranteed?Status
Simon Baruch MS 104
Manhattan
Reported by Baruch organizers: ~300 funded slots served 900+ unique students through an à-la-carte model. Documentary verification pending (provider attendance records, DYCD-funded slot count).
300900 / UnknownVerification in progress
Goodhue Community Center + I.S. 61 (Staten Island)
Staten Island
Per Sen. Scarcella-Spanton's June 16, 2026 letter to DYCD: combined Children's Aid seats at the Goodhue Center and I.S. 61 reduced from ~300 to ~60 with little notice and no appeal. SILive coverage being located for additional primary-source verification.
30060 / UnknownVerification in progress
Site reported to drop 101 → 75 slots (school name pending)
Numbers reported in organizer record; school identity and source need confirmation before publication.
10175 / UnknownSource needed
NYC Lab Middle School
Manhattan
Lab Middle official school news (5/20/2026): MSAL Director told YMCA will not fund sports teams next year; 'unclear if YMCA will be able to offer all the same clubs, theater, debate.' Per-site slot count and funding pending FOIL.
/ NoVerification in progress
I.S. 227 Louis Armstrong
Queens
CHFS arts-focused programming reported ending under new Queens Community House award (Chalkbeat). Slot count and funding pending.
/ NoVerification in progress
The Computer School (M.S. 245)
Manhattan
Co-located with Anderson and Dual Language MS where Manhattan Youth retained; M.S. 245 received different provider. Cross-building programming continuity unconfirmed.
/ UnknownVerification in progress
P.S. 145 The Bloomingdale School
Manhattan
Council hearing record indicates school community preferred LEAP; YMCA awarded. Per-site numbers pending.
/ UnknownVerification in progress
Have records? Email dycdparentaction@gmail.com with attendance rosters, slot counts, or funding documents from your school.