Does your CP rely on money or services provided by any public entity?
Yes, my CP relies on the state government to fund the ASES program. The people of California approve this program to schools that meet certain requirements, and the money is provided as a school grant. The San Bruno city is servicing the school to maintain the eligibility of the program.
Are the money and services provided in a consistent and reliable manner or is the CP subject to periodic application, approval, re-application, etc?
The grant renewal for the ASES program is every three years. At the end of the third year my CP has to fill out a form and include many data about the attendees of the program and their progress. For example, if there is low attendance of students then the grant will not be re-approved. It is very important to make sure all the students attend. Students get three misses and the fourth miss will result being kicked out of the program to not ruin the fate of the other children who attend. Attendance is always maintained and sent to officials twice a month. If children are picked up past 6 pm the parents pay a dollar to every minute late. The late fees are then used to fund the ASES program.
How does this consistency, or lack thereof, affect your CP's operations?
As long as everything is consistent then the CP doesn't have to worry, however lack of consistency will result in the riddance of the program. There would be no after school program for the children and therefore my CP's reputation will not be likely well. The school still runs in good shape, but not the program.
Do other people or organizations rely on your CP to provide funding?
My CP does not provide funding, so no one relies on my CP. However if my CP fails to have another grant in three years my CP could cost some of the teachers at the program their jobs.