Afterschool Care and Activities

The ASES grant subsidizes afterschool programs operating at Love, Maya Lin, and Ruby Bridges Elementary Schools.

• Priority registration is provided for students who qualify for Free and Reduced Price Meals, are unhoused, or are foster youth. Students who do not meet this criteria can attend the program for a fee.
• Programs provide students with safe and educationally enriching alternatives during non-school hours, including literacy, academic enrichment, and physical activities.
• Programs operate for a minimum of three hours daily, until 6:00 p.m. during the school year.
• Participants who take advantage of the three hour daily mandatory participation will be given priority registration. Families need to complete early release waivers when children leave before the three-hour participation requirement.
• The grant is strictly monitored for attendance compliance.
• Please contact the site coordinator at your child’s school for more information and/or questions:

BACR (LEAPS): Mikala Royal
Email: mroyal@bacr.org

Bay Area Music Project (AMP)

Audrey Reyes
Email: audrey@bayareamusicproject.org

Nelssy Verdan
Email: nelssy@bayareamusicproject.org

Lorrie Murray
Email: lorrie@bayareamusicproject.org

What is ELOP?

Alameda Unified School District's Expanded Learning Programs provide young people in grades TK-6 with enrichment, physical activity, academic support, and nutritious snacks. Afterschool programs operate from the end of the school day until 6 p.m. each day school is in session. Our summer/ intersession day programs operate for nine hours each day. 

We notify families of these opportunities through ParentSquare, flyers, and social media. Please follow allregistration instructions as there are deadlines.

Programs are free for students who qualify for Free and Reduced Price Meals (FRPM, are unhoused, or who are  foster youth. Students who do not meet this criteria can attend the program for a fee. The fee varies depending on how many days per week your child attends the program.

These programs are funded by the After School Education and Safety (ASES) grant, and the Expanded Learning Opportunity (ELOP) funding from the California Department of Education. 

Program Plan

We have information about the ELOP program in this Q&A that we included in our newsletter on February 27, 2023.

ELOP Program Elements

• New TK-6 programs launched at Bay Farm, Earhart, Edison, Franklin, Otis, Paden, Encinal Jr., Lincoln, and Wood.
• Grant supports ELOP-qualifying TK-5 elementary students and 6th grade students in our middle school sites.
• Priority registration is provided for students who qualify for Free and Reduced Price Meals, are unhoused, or are foster youth. Students who do not meet this criteria can attend the program for a fee.
• Programs provide TK-6th grade students with safe and educationally enriching alternatives during non-school hours, including literacy, academic enrichment, and physical activities.
• Programs operate daily until 6:00 p.m. during the school year.
• Programs offer 30 non-school, 9-hour Intersession (summer and winter break) days. Priority registration will be given to families who participate for the entirety of the program.
• No-fee enrollment is contingent on qualifying for Free and Reduced Price Meals each year. Please contact the site coordinator at your child’s school, contact info below, for more information and/or questions. Every year, families receive a Data Confirmation email the first week of August. If you did not receive it, plaese contact your school office manager for help submitting the necessary data.

Please contact the site coordinator at your child’s school, contact info below, for more information and/or questions.

• Sandra Sirovskaia, Alameda Area Manager, (408) 422-7141or Jocelyn Garcia (joselyn.garcia@rightatschool.com; 510-994-7186
• Right at School Registration

The Board of Education voted to approve the contract for the ELOP afterschool care provider at its March 14, 2023 Board of Education meeting. 

Information and registration links were sent to all families in TK-5 in late March. The fee-based programs are now closed for enrollment, although we are keeping waitlists for the fall program.  Families who qualify for free and reduced price meals can still apply via the Data Confirmation process that opens on August 1. Program registration has been open since April, and will remain open for one more week after data registration. Thereafter, families will be added to a waitlist and contacted if space opens up.