The School Age program offers enrichment and resources to augment classroom learning for students in grades TK-6 and is open to all students attending GUSD elementary schools. Students' daily routines include homework time, indoor and outdoor activities such as sports and recreation, arts and crafts, science and technology, literacy and numeracy, music and theme-based projects. The program supports the elementary program by incorporation of GUSD grade level academic standards in a student-centered stimulating environment that meets the individual needs, interests, and differences of each student.
Program hours are 6:30 a.m. until school begins and from school dismissal until 6:00 p.m. In addition, camp programs are available from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. during, fall, winter, spring and summer breaks.
Income-eligible subsidized programs are offered at the following schools:
Balboa, Cerritos, Columbus, Edison, Franklin, Fremont, Jefferson, Keppel, La Crescenta, Lincoln, Mann, Marshall, Muir, Valley View, Verdugo Woodlands, R.D. White.
Eligibility Requirements for Subsidized Services:
- Submit application through Kinderwait
- Income-eligible
- Both parents/adults in household must be working or in a vocational training
- Fees vary according to family size and income
Click here for Subsidized Policy Handbook for Parents
Self - Supporting programs are offered at the following schools:
Balboa, Cerritos, Columbus, Dunsmore, Edison, Franklin, Fremont, Glenoaks, Jefferson, Keppel, La Crescenta, Lincoln, Mann, Marshall, Monte Vista, Mountian Ave., Muir, Valley View, Verdugo Woodlands, R.D. White.
Please contact the Head Teacher at your school of enrollment for more information and click on the links below for program fees and enrollment options. Spaces are limited.
