Project L.E.A.P at BOLD Ministries
2826 GA-20 SE, Conyers, GA 30013
Phone Number
770-679-4969
ccole@boldministries.org
Living Exceptionally After-School Program
Project L.E.A.P CHILDCARE CENTER @ Bread of Life is a licensed childcare and school-age enrichment program designed to support the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of children in a safe, nurturing, and developmentally appropriate environment, in accordance with the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) rules and regulations.
Project LEAP serves children from age 3 through age 13 and operates year-round, including early learning, afterschool care, and seasonal school break camps. The program maintains appropriate staff-to-child ratios, continuous supervision, and structured daily schedules aligned with DECAL requirements.
Early Learning Programs
Age Group: 3 years old
Program Hours: 8:00 am - 2:30 pm
Fees: $125 per child, per week
Preschool Program
The Preschool program provides a developmentally appropriate early learning environment that supports growth through structured routines, guided play, and hands-on activities. Instruction focuses on language development, early literacy, math readiness, science exploration, fine and gross motor development, and social-emotional learning.
Daily schedules include teacher-directed and child-initiated activities, opportunities for movement and rest, and appropriate age transitions. Positive guidance strategies are used to support self-regulation, cooperation, and communication, consistent with DECAL Childcare Learning Center standards.
Age Group: 4 years old
Program Hours: 8:00 am - 2:30 pm
Fees: $125 per child, per week
Pre-K Program
The Pre-K program prepares children for a successful transition to kindergarten by strengthening school readiness skills in literacy, numeracy, critical thinking, and social development. Instruction balances intentional teaching with interactive learning experiences that promote independence, problem-solving, and peer collaboration.
Where available, Project LEAP offers Georgia Pre-K, implementing state-approved curriculum standards while maintaining full DECAL licensing compliance. Social-emotional learning and classroom routines support children’s confidence and ability to thrive in structured learning environments.
Age Group: Kindergarden - 5th Grade
Program Hours: 2:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Fees: $75 per child, per week
After School Program
The Afterschool Program operates in compliance with DECAL School-Age Childcare guidelines and provides supervised care during out-of-school hours. Services include transportation from local schools (where applicable), homework assistance, academic support, enrichment activities, and supervised outdoor and indoor play.
The program is designed to support academic reinforcement, social interaction, and physical activity while offering children a structured yet relaxed environment after the school day.
Age Group: 3 - 13 years old
Program Hours:
Full-day programming during designated break periods
Fees: $125 per child, per week
Seasonal, Summer & School Break Camps
Project LEAP offers structured Seasonal and School Break Camps during periods when school is not in session. All camps comply with DECAL Childcare Learning Center and School-Age Childcare requirements, including supervision, staffing ratios, attendance tracking, and transportation protocols.
Summer Break Camp : Eight (8) weeks during June and July
The Summer Break Camp provides full-day programming that integrates academic reinforcement, STEM-based learning, creative enrichment, physical activity, and social development. Children participate in educational field trips to STEM-based learning centers, museums, and community institutions that promote hands-on learning and exploration.
Fall, Winter, & Spring Break Camps : Five (5) days each
These camps provide continued engagement through structured enrichment activities, age-appropriate learning experiences, and STEM-focused educational field trips. Programming supports learning continuity while allowing opportunities for recreation and peer interaction.
All field trips are conducted with written parental permission, appropriate supervision, and transportation practices consistent with DECAL safety standards.
Program Fees
Project LEAP operates as an affordable, community-based childcare and enrichment program.
Program fees support instructional programming, supervision, enrichment activities, and operational costs. Participation in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) and the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) ensures that eligible children receive nutritious meals and snacks at no additional cost, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability, in accordance with USDA and DECAL non-discrimination requirements. Fees are assessed separately from meal services and do not affect a child’s eligibility to receive meals provided through CACFP or SFSP.
We welcome families participating in the CAPS (Childcare and Parent Services) program and accept approved CAPS funding.
Nutrition Services (CACFP & SFSP)
BOLD Ministries participates in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) and the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) to ensure children receive nutritious, USDA-compliant meals and snacks that support healthy growth and development.
- Meals and snacks meet USDA meal pattern requirements.
- Meal service supports children’s nutritional and developmental needs.
- All meals are served without discrimination.
- Accurate meal counts, service times, and documentation are maintained in compliance with DECAL, CACFP, and SFSP regulations.
During the academic year and after school hours, eligible children receive CACFP-compliant meals and snacks. During summer and school break periods, Project LEAP operates under SFSP, providing access to nutritious meals when school is not in session.
Civil rights statements, meal service signage, and required staff training are maintained as required by DECAL and USDA guidelines.
Health, Safety, & Supervision
At Project L.E.A.P we maintain :
- Qualified & Trained staff
- Appropriate staff-to-child ratios
- Continuous supervision indoors, outdoors, and during transportation
- Daily schedules that support children’s well-being
- Compliance with all DECAL health, safety, and reporting requirements
