Extended Learning

After-School Application

All families are required to complete an interest application to be considered for any of our Expanded Learning programs. A centralized application process ensures accuracy of the enrollment priorities, helps us meet state and district requirements, and allows us to best support each student and family.

Complete an Interest Application

Enrollment Priorities 

Students are enrolled based on the enrollment priorities listed below:

• Priority 1: Foster youth, homeless, low-income
• Priority 2: English language learners
• Priority 3: Students enrolled in parent-paid programs through the end of the previous school year.
• Priority 4: All other students interested in a parent-paid program

After School Programs

We provide a variety of after-school opportunities to meet the demands of the school community. We offer a district-run program, SCUSD Extended Learning, as well as partnering with Boys and Girls Club, Right at School, and YMCA. Students will be placed based on available spaces.

SCUSD Camps

SCUSD camps offer break week and summer enrichment camps.

SCUSD offers both subsidized (state-funded) and parent-paid options to ensure that our Expanded Learning programs are accessible to as many families as possible in our school community.

Tuition Assistance

Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP), California Assembly Bill (AB) 130, and After School Education and Safety Program (ASES), California Proposition 49. State-funded programs that provide free or low-cost afterschool and non-school days to qualifying families with students in TK-6th grade. 

Eligibility for no-cost or sliding fee scale programs

• Foster or Homeless Status 
• Free or Reduced Lunch Status (To apply for free and reduced meals, go to schoolcafe.com)
• English Language Learner (families may qualify for low or no-cost services based on the sliding fee scale) (An English Language Learning is determined by the English Learner Proficiency Assessment California (ELPAC). The ELPAC is first given within the first 30 days of Kindergarten.)

Parent-Paid

• The parent-paid program option is where the families cover the cost of their child’s participation in the program. Tuition fees support the costs of staffing, program materials, and enrichment activities. 

Enrollment Priorities 

Students are enrolled based on the enrollment priorities listed below:

• Priority 1: Foster youth, homeless, low-income
• Priority 2: English learners
• Priority 3: Students enrolled in parent-paid programs through the end of the previous school year.
• Priority 4: All other students interested in a parent-paid program