Right At School Childcare In San Marino Unified School District

From the San Marino Unified School District:

Right At School Childcare in San Marino Unified School District

ZOOM RECORDING of September 1, 2020 San Marino USD Information Night

Starting in August of 2020, Right At School (RAS) will assume responsibility for before and after-school care at Valentine Elementary School, Carver Elementary School, and Huntington Middle School.

Right At School provides families flexibility in enrollment options including day camp during school closure and before and after school care during normal times. RAS has developed a comprehensive enrichment curriculum to keep students engaged while they participate. Students will have a healthy snack and engage in dynamic fitness activities, student-driven projects, team building, leadership development, and have the opportunity to complete homework. The program also features an enriched curriculum in the form of two-week units.

For those families who will be interested in the RAS day camp program, it will be available to provide a safe and effective working environment for students of essential workers -- both school district and city staff, as well as parents of SMUSD students. When schools physically reopen, RAS will provide a high quality and engaging before- and after-school program from 7:00 am until 6:00 pm every day school is in session. Families will be able to work with Right at School to create flexible monthly schedules to support their families' busy lives. Drop-in care as well as punch cards are also flexible options and Right At School will be available during normal school breaks, non-school days and summer.

Parent Information Night Presentation (PDF)

Parent Flyers
Before and After School
Half and Full Day Programs

Employee Discount Flyer (SMUSD employees only)

For more information about Right At School at San Marino USD or to Register,
please visit https://rightatschool.com/districts/san-marino-ca/

This press release was produced by the San Marino Unified School District. The views expressed here are the author’s own.