Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELO) Afterschool Programs

 

 

Hello Families,

MPUSD's Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELO) department is excited to offer after school program opportunities for your child! After school program options will vary by site and all program options will include the following components:

• Academic support

• Nutritional Snack

• Physical activity

• Enrichment activities such as art, dance, etc.

The program offered will be free to students that are experiencing homelessness, in foster care, on free or reduced lunch or are an English language learner. All programs will operate every school day until 6:00pm.

 

There are five after- school programs available to MPUSD families.

1. After School Academy (ASA): A free, grant-based program and available for students in transitional kindergarten through 8th grade.  Space is limited.

ASA is available at:

 

Priority enrollment is based on the following criteria:

 

Once all spots have been filled, a waiting list of students by grade level will be initiated and referrals will be made to our community partners. Waiting lists do not roll over from one year to the next. NOTE: Special Education students are accepted and an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meeting may be required prior to enrolling to be sure we are adequately trained to meet the needs of the student.

2. After School Campus Academy (ASCA): A fee-based program for students in grades transitional kindergarten through 8th grades.  Students are enrolled pending space availability at each site. A waitlist will be generated and families notified once space becomes available. Reduces rates are available for children of MPUSD Employees. ASCA is free for students that are experiencing homelessness, placed in foster care or receive free or reduced lunch. Space is limited.

ASCA is available at:

 

 

• Olson Elementary (TK-6th grade)
• La Mesa Elementary (TK-5th grade)
• Marshall Elementary (TK-6th grade)

Phone: (831) 373-4167

• Crumpton Elementary

5. Community Partnership for Youth (CPY): A FREE community partnership program with MPUSD for over 20 years operated by Shari Hastey Executive Director of CPY. Staff are employees of CPY. Available for grades transitional kindergarten through 8th grades. Space is limited.

• Del Rey Woods Elementary
• Martin Luther King: School of the Arts
• Ord Terrace Elementary
• Dual Language Academy of the Monterey Peninsula

6. Other Options: There are other community-based options that do not fall under the MPUSD Expanded Learning Opportunities umbrella but are provided below for your reference.