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When you mix fun with learning, anything is possible.

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Academic to Career Success

Our students achieve measurable results that help them toward academic and career success.

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More than Multiple Choice

Enrichment programs stand out from traditional school curriculum in that they teach important life skills and promote motivation, self-awareness, creativity, and problem solving

After Schol Enrichment

Let's face it, our kids' favorite class is recess. And, unless your little one has a passion for math or science, chances are they spend more time thinking about what happens at recess than what goes on in class. That's why we've put together a list of ways you can help your child get the most out of their day and make learning fun!

School bells aren't a symbol to stop learning, merely a shift to another avenue of continuing your childs education.

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Learning can be fun and entertaining! For example:

Helping kids learn, problem solve and meet their potential takes more than just school.

Go Exploring

Kids who want to learn about physics can explore the marble machine at the science museum, which has interactive displays to help them understand the concepts of motion and energy.

Enthusiasm Helps Retention

When kids are engaged and enthusiastic about an activity, they are more likely to absorb and retain the information they are learning, making the activity more meaningful and beneficial."

Encourage Diverse Education

It's important for parents to provide a variety of educational opportunities for children so that they can find what works best for them. There are many ways for kids to learn outside of school.

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The Arts

Unlock creativity, expression, and confidence with the arts - a major source of enrichment and development for kids!

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Physical Activity

60 minutes of physical activity daily: Build strong bones & muscles, promote heart & lung health, help maintain healthy weight, and have fun!

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Community Service

Create and build on Empathy, Compassion, and Social Skills: Community Service for Kids

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Trips and Vacations

Explore the world with our family travel ideas - enriching education and fun!

Diverse Education Equals Unlimited Opportunities

With so much to do and learn, it's helpful to have options that can help kids stay engaged in their own education outside of school. By providing children with enrichment activities that will keep them engaged, happy and motivated, parents are giving them the tools they need to learn new things.

The Arts
Unlock creativity, expression, and confidence with the arts - a major source of enrichment and development for kids!

The arts are an invaluable source of enrichment for kids, and they can help your child develop in a variety of ways. The arts play a major role in education and overall development.

The arts provide an outlet for expression and creativity, which is essential for healthy mental health. They also develop social skills such as cooperation, communication, self-confidence and leadership—all through fun experiences! Kids learn to work together on creative projects that may include music or theatre performances; dance routines; painting murals; creating sculptures or mosaics; writing stories or plays.

In addition to these benefits of the arts in schools:

  • The National Endowment for the Arts found that children who take part in theatrical activities score better on standardized tests than those who do not participate.* Teens who attend fine arts summer camps show higher levels of confidence than those who don't.* Students involved with visual art programs were less likely to drop out of high school.* A study by researchers at University College London found that children taking part in music classes had better spatial reasoning skills compared with their peers who did not take part.* Studies have shown that children exposed regularly to music training exhibit improved verbal memory as well as increased brain size (especially so with boys).
Physical Activity
60 minutes of physical activity daily: Build strong bones & muscles, promote heart & lung health, help maintain healthy weight, and have fun!

Physical activity can help kids develop strong bones and muscles. "It's important for children to get at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day," says Dr. Michael Rich, director of the Center on Media and Child Health at Boston Children's Hospital. "This includes daily exercise, as well as games and other play."

Physical activity is also good for the heart and lungs—it helps kids breathe more easily, improves blood flow throughout their bodies, strengthens their muscles and bones, and helps them maintain a healthy weight.

Lastly, physical activity helps kids sleep better so they don't suffer from sleep deprivation or insomnia later in life! Also: Physical activities are fun! They give kids an opportunity to work on skills like coordination or balance while getting some fresh air outside (or inside). If your family loves playing sports together it's great too—just remember not everyone is athletic like you!

Community Service
Create and build on Empathy, Compassion, and Social Skills: Community Service for Kids

Community service is one of the most valuable enrichment activities you can provide for your child. It helps develop empathy and compassion, teaches them to be good citizens, makes them feel proud of what they've accomplished, and gives them a chance to work with other kids or on their own.

If you want your child to learn more about the world around them and how they can help others in need—and if you want them to develop social skills that are important for their development—community service is an excellent option!

Trips and Vacations
Explore the world with our family travel ideas - enriching education and fun!

Travel is educational and fun! It can teach your kids about the world, and help them to be more tolerant of different people, places and ideas. That's why we offer several travel ideas/packages that include everything you need for an enriching vacation with your family.

Our travel ideas and packages also provide educational opportunities for children. From visiting historical sites to learning about different cultures, your children will come away with a better understanding of the world around them.

Additionally, they will gain invaluable experience in problem-solving, communication, and teamwork as they explore new places and interact with different people. With our travel packages, you can be sure that your children will have an unforgettable experience that will help them build a strong foundation for their future.

"The trip was a wonderful opportunity for my children to see new places and try new things."

- Mother of two boys ages 8 & 10

"Our child is so much more open-minded after this trip!"

- Father of a girl age 12

As a parent of three children, I have been truly amazed at the impact that the after school program has had on my family. Not only have my children been able to learn and grow academically, but they have also been able to explore their creative sides and develop their social skills.

- Mother of 3 Children

Encourage building social skills

Talking to others, especially kids their own age.

Positive relationships are essential for children's development. Encouraging open-mindedness and creativity can help them develop valuable skills. Talking to others, especially peers, helps them develop social skills. Teaching them to be kind and compassionate can help them build strong friendships and foster positive connections.

Positive Relationships

Positive relationships are essential to children, who need to learn how to interact with others.

Open-Mindedness

Encouraging open-mindedness and creativity can help kids develop valuable skills that will serve them well in the future.

Develop Social Skills

Talking to others, especially kids their own age, helps children develop social skills that can benefit them for life.

Friendships

Teaching kids to be kind and compassionate can help them build strong friendships and foster positive connections with others.