Weekend Programs
Making Saturdays a launchpad for curiosity, growth, and connection.
Overview
What this is all about
Our Weekend Programs extend enrichment beyond the school week. Through Saturday classes, workshops, and family activities, students dive deeper into interests, get extra academic support, and connect with mentors — while families find community. It is weekend time well spent.
Learning does not stop on Friday. Our Weekend Programs give students a productive, positive place to spend Saturdays — whether they need extra academic support, want to explore a passion, or are looking for a welcoming community. Sessions are relaxed but purposeful, blending enrichment with connection.
Weekends are also for families. We host activities that bring parents and children together and strengthen the bonds that help kids thrive, turning the weekend into a source of momentum for the week ahead.
What's included
- Saturday enrichment classes
- Extra academic support and workshops
- Family-friendly community activities
- Space to explore hobbies and interests
How it works
Our approach, step by step
Choose a focus
Students pick enrichment or academic sessions that fit their goals.
Dive deeper
Longer weekend blocks allow for richer projects and exploration.
Include families
Family-friendly activities build community and connection.
Carry momentum
Kids head into the new week supported and inspired.
Who it's for
Built for families like yours
- Students wanting extra enrichment or academic help
- Families looking for positive weekend activities
- Kids exploring hobbies and new interests
- Households seeking community and connection
Saturdays
enrichment when the school week ends
Family
activities that bring households together
Deeper
longer blocks for richer projects
Questions
Frequently asked
Do weekend programs cost extra?
Weekend programming is offered free or low-cost to the families we serve.
Can parents attend too?
Many weekend activities are designed for families to take part together.
What subjects are offered?
Offerings rotate — from academic support to arts, STEM, and life skills.