21st-century learning is about preparing students for a rapidly changing world by focusing on skills and knowledge that are essential for success in today’s global, digital, and interconnected society. It moves beyond traditional education, emphasizing the development of critical skills, collaboration, and adaptability. The 21st Century program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education and administered through state education agencies. Schools and community organizations in low-income areas can apply for grants to create or expand after school programs. The goal is to close achievement gaps by providing students with additional learning time and resources that they may not have access to outside of school.

Principal Clubs– After-school clubs that meet once or twice a week. The format and offerings depend on teacher availability, the principal's preference, and meeting slots per session. Consequently, not all sessions may have a specific club running. We conduct registrations in three sessions: Fall, Winter, and Spring.

21st-century learning is about preparing students for a rapidly changing world by focusing on skills and knowledge that are essential for success in today’s global, digital, and interconnected society. It moves beyond traditional education, emphasizing the development of critical skills, collaboration, and adaptability. The 21st Century program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education and administered through state education agencies. Schools and community organizations in low-income areas can apply for grants to create or expand after school programs. The goal is to close achievement gaps by providing students with additional learning time and resources that they may not have access to outside of school.

Principal Clubs– After-school clubs that meet once or twice a week. The format and offerings depend on teacher availability, the principal's preference, and meeting slots per session. Consequently, not all sessions may have a specific club running. We conduct registrations in three sessions: Fall, Winter, and Spring.

Principal Clubs– After-school clubs that meet once or twice a week. The format and offerings depend on teacher availability, the principal's preference, and meeting slots per session. Consequently, not all sessions may have a specific club running. We conduct registrations in three sessions: Fall, Winter, and Spring.