Before and After School Programming

We focus on academics, health & social services, youth and community development, and community engagement. Community Schools strive to improve student learning while building stronger families and healthier communities. Our curriculum emphasizes real world learning and problem solving.

Our main focus is for students to have a voice. This helps us to provide quality programming for our students and families. Examples: art/crafts, science, social/emotional skills, physical activity, STEM, etc.

Yes. The stops we provide for afterschool programming are:

• 850 Spring Rd

• 906 Spring Rd SW

• Faribault High School

• Conliffe Ave

• 510 Lincoln Ave

• Evergreen Estates

• Cannon River Trailer Park

• 2318 2nd Ave NW

• Mckinley Early Childhood Center

• Discovery School

• 2nd ST NW & 6th Ave NW

• Shumway Ave

Youth eat for free (18 and under). Adults only eat for $3.50!

Clubs are free for all students. Anyone can join by filling out a permission form!

The office provides forms for families/students who are interested in joining clubs.

Clubs go from 2:55-4:30. After clubs, dinner is provided from 4:30-5:30 for students/community. For students who ride the bus, it arrives at 4:45.

Clubs are typically offered per grade level, for grades PreK-5th. Homework Help, Chess Club and Little Falcons sports are also club options.

Pick-up is any time from 4:30-5:30. Pick-up will be located in the cafeteria, just to the right of the main doors. Bussing is also provided, and will leave the school at 4:45.

The main office will have permission forms for students or parents interested in joining after school clubs. 

Clubs run from 2:37pm to 4:30pm. After students receive a free snack, they go to their club of choice. Dinner is served at 4:30pm and the bus arrives at 5:00pm. Students who are being picked up must leave by 5:30pm.

Club offerings at the Middle School include, but are not limited to: Art, Photography, Weight Lifting, Coding and Robotics, Biking, Homework Help, Board Games, Anime, Crafting/DIY, Speech, Mental Health Awareness and much more.

We have trained facilitators, teachers, paras, and community members that run clubs. They are people from our community who love working with youth and have a passion for fun and unique activities!

Students have amazing opportunities to learn new skills and connect with their classmates. Out of school activities lead to increased participation and academic achievement during the day.