After School Programs 2025-26

After-school programs run in three terms: Sept 8–Dec 19, Jan 5–March break and March 23rd- Jun 19. You may cancel anytime before the start of each month’s billing cycle.

After-school pick-up provided from neighborhood schools.

Note: Children aged 5 must be turning 6 during the 2025–2026 school year. 20% sibling discount.

Select a day to learn more.

  • Open studio offers students ages 6 through 12 the opportunity to learn and play with a range of multimedia, such as drawing, sculpture, clay and paper. It provides time for students to develop their own projects and lines of inquiry, building their capacities for problem solving, critical thinking and creativity. Sessions culminate in a curated showcase of student work. 

  • In this instructor-led after-school program, young performers rehearse a scripted play—either original or adapted—developed to fit the group. Students build acting, storytelling, and musical theatre skills through drama games, ensemble work, and weekly sessions with songs and choreography. The term ends with a polished performance for family and friends in a supportive, creative setting.

  • In partnership with The League of Young Inventors in Brooklyn, NY, we are excited to offer engineering design this fall for budding innovators, explorers and creators. Young inventors will tinker and experiment to design their own toys, seeing everyday (yet mind-blowing) science concepts in action through their own hands-on builds and experimentation.

  • In this instructor-led after-school program, young performers rehearse a scripted play—either original or adapted—developed to fit the group. Students build acting, storytelling, and musical theatre skills through drama games, ensemble work, and weekly sessions with songs and choreography. The term ends with a polished performance for family and friends in a supportive, creative setting.

  • Open studio offers students ages 6 through 12 the opportunity to learn and play with a range of multimedia, such as drawing, sculpture, clay and paper. It provides time for students to develop their own projects and lines of inquiry, building their capacities for problem solving, critical thinking and creativity. Sessions culminate in a curated showcase of student work. 

A minimum registration of two days per week is required.

Please note: PA Days, Winter Break, March Break, and Summer Break operate on a separate schedule. The 2025–26 After School Program schedule does not apply on these dates.

To register for camps during these times, please visit the Camps section.