After School Education and Safety (ASES)

The ASES program funds after school and enrichment programs. In AUSD, These programs are created through partnerships between schools and local community resources to provide literacy, academic, enrichment, and safe constructive alternatives for students in grades TK-6.

The educational component provides tutoring, and homework assistance designed to supplement in core academic subjects such as reading/language arts, math, and science. A broad range of activities are implemented based on local student needs and interests.

The enrichment component offers an array of additional activities that reinforce student learning through Music, Art, Golf, Yoga, and Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM). These enrichment strands encourage problem solving, discovery, and exploratory learning.

The Physical Education component provides a means for students to actively participate in outdoor activities.

Daily supper is provided at each site.

The After School Program begins immediately after the regular school day and runs until 6 p.m. daily. Student may be picked up between 5:40pm-6:00pm. Schools close at 6pm daily. 

After School Program Online Application

Our After School Program is available to students who attend any of the 13 schools in the Alisal Union School District:

Alisal Community School, Alisal Virtual Academy, Bardin Elementary School, César E. Chávez Elementary School, Creekside Elementary School, Dr. Oscar F. Loya Elementary School, Frank Paul Elementary School, Fremont Elementary School, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academy, Jesse G. Sánchez Elementary School, John E. Steinbeck Elementary School, Monte Bella Elementary School, and Virginia Rocca Barton Elementary School.

For more information, please contact the Educational Services Department at (831) 753-5700.

 

The goal of the First Tee enrichment strand is to introduce the game of golf to participants in fun, engaging and exciting ways. The program encourages physical activity that allows participants to expend energy and have fun with their peers. First Tee instructors provide a safe and encouraging place where players feel excited to come and learn new skills. Being the best is not important, rather kids enjoy being with other participants, having fun, and being active while exploring the game of golf.

 

Each site will participate in one six week enrichment rotation. At the end of each 6 week rotation, a field trip is planned to visit the First Tee Golf Course and participate in several golf activities. 

 

BIG NEWS!!! First Tee has opened applications for ALL AUSD students to receive a FREE First Tee Membership from August 2024- August 2025. CLICK HERE for the link to the application! Sign up today!

 

ACT is an independent contractor providing on-site instruction, rehearsal and direction in theater, dance and music. All costumes, materials, sets, props, face painting, microphones and amplification are provided for each site and production. Program instruction is aligned with CA Education Code section 51210, California Arts
Standards for Dance, Arts, Music, and Theatre. Students will also be guided to read
scripts, discuss, and write about their characters.

 

Each site will participate in one six week enrichment rotation. At the end of each 6 week rotation, students will present a full theatrical production for families and the school community. You're Invited!... SEE BELOW for more information on Upcoming Performances! 

 

Students are educated and inspired to discover the incredible energy and self worth within themselves through the medians of digital arts, international/cultural, textile/design, music, and dance. Students will learn various movements and different interpretive dances that will help develop their muscles, their minds and their spirits. Appropriate music, art projects, and technology innovations will be adjusted and implemented based on the students physical and mental capacity.

 

Each site will participate in one six week enrichment rotation. At the end of each 6 week rotation, students will showcase their work to families and the school community. 

 

Welcome to Yogativity Learning, where imagination meets mindful movement, scientific exploration, creativity and fun. Yogativity Learning is a Monterey County, California based, veteran women owned and operated organization that delivers high-quality creative learning programs to maximize student growth in support of district learning
goals.

 

At Yogativity Learning, we believe in the power of active and interdisciplinary learning to empower children to think creatively, problem-solve effectively, and cultivate a sense of well-being. Lessons integrate learning with movement, creativity, and fun; Yogativity. Students take a holistic approach to education that combines the creativity of art, the mindfulness and movement of yoga, and the excitement and discovery of STEM learning, providing students with a well-rounded educational experience that nurtures both their bodies and minds.

 

Each site will participate in one six week enrichment rotation. At the end of each 6 week rotation, students will showcase their work to families and the school community. 

 

 

 

 

The Physical Education component provides a means for students to actively participate in outdoor activities.

 

This strand runs all year at every site. Students receive daily physical education.