SCUSD Extended Learning

Thirty plus years of experience providing before and after school programming focusing on current research on developmentally appropriate practices, innovation, and providing 21st century learning opportunities. We provide high-quality environments that are safe and educational, that are socially and emotionally responsive, support student learning through homework support and learning extensions from the school day.

Application

All families who wish to participate in extended learning programs in the 2024-2025 school year must submit an interest application form.

Extended Learning Interest Application

Ages/Grades

TK-8- varies by location

Ratio

Adult to child ratios are planned for in advance and followed for each age group based on state regulations.

Program Schedule

After school only programs
Break weeks and school closures
Summer programs

Contacts/Locations

Agnew Extended Learning

Bracher Extended Learning

Braly Extended Learning

Briarwood Extended Learning

Central Park Extended Learning

Don Callejon Extended Learnin

Haman Extended Learning

Hughes Extended Learning

Laurelwood Extended Learning

Mayne Extended Learning

Millikin Extended Learning

Pomeroy Extended Learning

Ponderosa Extended Learning

Sutter Extended Learning

Washington Open Extended Learning

Westwood Extended Learning

Curriculum

Our programs incorporate the Quality Standards for Expanded Learning programs. Students are encouraged to ask questions, share ideas, develop social skills and explore their world in the following ways:

Students are provided a safe and nurturing environment that supports the developmental, social-emotional and physical needs of all students.
Students are provided opportunities to acquire knowledge on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle through learning about nutrition, physical activity, mindfulness, and other healthy choices.
Students are active and engaged learners in meaningful enrichment activities that are hands-on, project-based and result in a culminating product.
Students are involved in projects, activities, and events that increase their understanding and use of 21st century skills (e.g., creativity, critical thinking, and information and communications technology).
Youth voice and leadership is encouraged through authentic and meaningful opportunities to share their opinions and ideas.
Students learn to embrace diversity and are given opportunities to share, from their personal experiences and backgrounds.

Homework Support

Each site provides a quiet space and time for students to complete school assigned homework assignments. The Extended Learning staff will encourage students to do their homework, but are not responsible for the completion and correctness of each student’s work. We believe it is important for the home and school connection for parents to review assignments with their student. We also believe it is important for classroom Youth Program Leaders to assess student work and identify areas in need of additional classroom support. A staff member will be available to answer questions during the provided homework period.

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Contact

Joy Bartol
Program Administrator -
Extended Learning
(408) 423- 3678
jbartol@scusd.net

Corina Britton
Secretary - Early and Extended Learning
(408) 423-3687
cbritton@scusd.net

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