After School Programs
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Lifeline (Grades 1-8): Begins August 31.
Lifeline Youth Ministries will be offering a free, optional after-school character development program at The Hub, Monday–Thursday from 2:30–5:00 p.m. Students will enjoy character-building activities, academic support, athletics, games, nutritious meals, and small group mentoring. Please note this is not an aftercare program, but a separate program operated by Lifeline Youth Ministries. Enrollment is based on availability, and all registration, communication, and questions should be directed to Lifeline.
Register during Back 2 School Night.
Boys & Girls Club (Grades 1-5).
*Transportation to Tolson and Boys & Girls Club will begin August 17.
From Monday to Friday beginning at 2:45 and extending to 6:00pm, students can be transported to the Boys & Girls Club in Elkhart at Beardsley Elementary School. The cost of transportation is $10 per week and will be invoiced through our online payment system, PRO CARE. Boys & Girls Club requires a $30/year membership fee, program registration form, and a parent orientation before they are allowed to begin attending. Sign up ASAP as space is limited. PLEASE NOTE: If you are already a member you will need to renew your registration for the new school year.
Register at https://www.greatfutures.club/become-a-member-mch/
Tolson Community Center (Grades K-6)
*Transportation to Tolson and Boys & Girls Club will begin August 17.Tolson’s After School Program provides a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for students after school hours from 2:00 pm-5:30 pm. The program offers academic support, enrichment activities, recreation, and character-building opportunities designed to help youth grow socially, emotionally, and academically, all while having fun and building positive relationships.
Register at https://www.tolson.org/
Kindergarten Aftercare
The Kindergarten Aftercare Program will be offered from 2:30–5:00pm, Monday through Thursday. The cost is $30 per week. You must register for the program for the entire semester and will be billed weekly regardless of how many days you use the program. You will not be billed during holiday weeks or summer vacation. You can opt out or into the program after winter break. Sign up with our online payment system, ProCare.
Register at Back 2 School Night
Friday After School Care
Premier Arts Academy will provide childcare from 2pm-4pm on Friday afternoons. Students will have access to games, puzzles, gym time, a snack, and supervision. Friday Care is $5/day per student and maxes out at $15/day per family. Families must register students for Friday After Care in advance. You will be invoiced weekly by our online system, PRO CARE, for the days you utilize Friday Care Services. You must stay up to date on payment otherwise you will not have access to Friday Care. Parents must walk in and sign students out on the iPad. A $1 per minute late fee will be assessed for late pickups from After Care.
*Students paying weekly Kindergarten Aftercare (Mon-Thurs) will not be charged additionally for Friday After School Care.
Register at Back 2 School Night
Afterschool Enrichment Clubs
At Premier Arts Academy, learning and creativity continue long after the final bell! Throughout the school year, PAA offers a variety of afterschool enrichment clubs designed to help students explore new interests, develop their talents, and have fun with friends. Club offerings may include choir, theater, dance, cheerleading, martial arts, cooking, recreational sports, robotics and engineering, broadcasting club, and much more. Whether students are discovering a new passion or building on an existing one, our enrichment clubs provide engaging, hands-on experiences that foster creativity, confidence, teamwork, and lifelong learning. Club offerings vary throughout the year and by grade level, giving students exciting opportunities to grow beyond the classroom.
Coming Soon! Middle School Club
Our 21st Century Middle School Club is a free after-school opportunity designed to help students continue learning long after the final bell. Through homework support, career and college readiness, leadership development, arts integration, STEM challenges, service projects, recreation, and team-building activities, students will grow academically, socially, and personally in a fun and encouraging environment. This program complements the school day while helping students discover their gifts, build meaningful relationships, and prepare for success in high school and beyond. Participation is available to eligible students through the federally funded 21st Century Community Learning Centers program.