Scottsdale's After-School Program

After-School Programs

Learn about all the benefits of Scottsdale's After-School Program in these videos from a parent, a participant, and a staff member.

Please review our Youth Development After-School Program guidelines (PDF) for important information regarding our programs!

Our trained recreation leaders conduct daily activities including:

• Arts & crafts
• Sports, fitness & games
• Educational programs
• Gardening & nutrition
• Drama
• Cookouts
• Homework help
• Guest speakers
• Special events

Who Can Register

Youth in grades K-8, depending on location, attending any school in the  Scottsdale Unified School District.

2019-20 Online Registration begins July 29, 2019. See our flyer in English (PDF) or Spanish (PDF) for more information.

Fee

2019-20 Community Center Programs

Total Annual Cost: $420

Payment Plan: 10 Monthly Installments of $42

2019-20 Title-One Based Programs

Title One Total Cost: $240

Payment plan: 10 Monthly Installments of $24

Please call 480-312-2329 for more information.

Date & Time

All programs start and end in correlation with the Scottsdale Unified School  District calendar including all regular school breaks. Please refer to each program’s monthly activity calendar for specific dates closed. Program start time is school release until 6 p.m., Monday - Friday (start times vary due to school schedules).

Registration

Please use our online registration  to register your child. Registration will be accepted on a first come, first served basis - space is limited. 

Drop-in Policy

During most program days, participants may arrive at any time after the program begins and they may depart at any time without signing in or out. By having your child handle these issues they will be developing responsibility and trust.

Special Needs

If your child has special needs relating to disability, please contact Adaptive Recreation Services at 480-312-2234. Staff will discuss your child’s needs and determine appropriate accommodations. Children with disabilities are included into existing programs with their non-disabled peers.