Expanded Learning Opportunities

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About

Expanded Learning Opportunities provides before-school, after-school, summer, and intersession programming designed to support the whole child through engaging, hands-on learning experiences beyond the traditional school day.

Our programs provide students with safe, supportive, and enriching environments where they can build new skills, explore their interests, strengthen social connections, and participate in activities that encourage creativity, collaboration, and personal growth.

Students can also participate in Opportunities and Clinics, which offer additional enrichment, skill-building, and mentorship experiences. From creative and academic activities to athletics and other specialized programs, Expanded Learning gives students opportunities to discover new interests, develop their talents, and connect with their school community in meaningful ways.

Explore our programs below to find the right fit for your student

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IMPACT | Before and After School Program

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IMPACT is a free before and after-school program where TK–8 students can connect, learn, and thrive in a safe and engaging environment. Offered through a partnership between Beaumont USD and the Boys & Girls Clubs of the San Gorgonio Pass, the program provides exciting opportunities for students to build friendships, explore new interests, and grow beyond the school day.

TK/K Connect

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The TK/K Connect Program is designed to provide a structured and supportive bridge between Beaumont Unified School District’s half-day TK/K instructional program and a full school day.

Connect extends the day for participating TK/K students by providing a safe, engaging, and age-appropriate environment before or after their regular instructional program. Students participate in activities designed to support social-emotional development, creativity, exploration, and learning through play, while also building routines and skills that complement their school-day experience.

The program also supports families who need a full-day option for their TK/K student, helping create a more seamless transition between the instructional day and Expanded Learning programming.

Opportunities

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Opportunities is a free enrichment program that gives students in TK–8th grade the chance to explore their interests, try something new, and connect with peers who share similar passions.

From tutoring and STEM to crochet, book clubs, running clubs, and more, Opportunities are designed to provide fun and engaging experiences beyond the traditional school day. Each program gives students a chance to learn new skills, build confidence, be creative, and discover new interests throughout the school year.

Opportunities are offered during each trimester and are typically held on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays. Most Opportunities run for approximately six weeks.

Program offerings vary by school site and trimester. Enrollment is required, and space is limited.

Clinics

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Clinics are free, single-day experiences that give students in TK–8th grade the opportunity to explore a variety of sports and activities, such as volleyball, tennis, water polo, cheer, and more.

Led in partnership with Beaumont High School coaches and student-athletes, Clinics provide a fun and supportive environment where students can try something new, develop skills, build confidence, and connect with positive role models from their school community.

Clinics are offered throughout the school year on select Mondays and Fridays. Each Clinic is a one-day experience, making it easy for students to explore different activities and discover new interests.

Clinic offerings vary throughout the year. Enrollment is required, and space is limited.

Scholars on Vacation

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Scholars on Vacation is a free, full-day program for students in TK–6th grade, providing a safe, engaging, and enriching environment during select school breaks, including winter and spring break.

In partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the San Gorgonio Pass, Scholars on Vacation offers a structured 9-hour program day filled with opportunities for students to learn, create, explore, and connect with their peers.

Throughout each session, students participate in a variety of hands-on, small-group activities, which may include art, dance, STEM, cooking, and more. Activities are led by educators and program staff and are designed to encourage creativity, skill-building, collaboration, and fun while students are out of school.

Program dates, locations, and activities may vary by session. Enrollment is required, and space is limited.

2026–27 Scholars on Vacation Dates

Scholars on Vacation provides Expanded Learning programming for students during select school breaks throughout the 2026–27 school year.

Winter Break
January 4–8, 2027

February Break
February 16–19, 2027

Spring Break
March 29–April 2, 2027

Additional program details, including locations, hours, and enrollment information, will be shared with families prior to each session.