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Expanded Learning Opportunities

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About

Expanded Learning Opportunities offers before-school, after-school, summer, and intersession programs that support the whole child through engaging, hands-on experiences.

 

Students can also explore Opportunities and Clinics, providing enrichment, skill-building, and mentorship through unique, real-world experiences.

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

Summer Program 

Summer Program Flyer for 2026 School Year
Join us for an unforgettable summer of creativity, collaboration, and personal growth! Our engaging program is designed to help students build essential skills while having fun in a supportive, inspiring environment. Whether your child loves to express ideas, think creatively, or collaborate with others, this program provides the perfect space to learn, grow, and thrive.
 
June 9-July 2
8:00 am-12:30 pm
*extended day option available 
Grades TK-6th
 
Sites:
Summerwind Trails School
Starlight Elementary 
Career Explorers Summer Lab
students participating in medical and culinary cte classes

Ready to stop watching and start doing? This summer, students from all three middle schools will come together for an exciting 4-week deep dive into Career Technical Education (CTE). Led by the district’s top experts, this hands-on camp offers a behind-the-scenes look at some of California’s most in-demand industries. Students will explore multiple CTE pathways, create projects to take home, and build unforgettable experiences along the way.

 
June 9-July 2
8:00 am-12:00 pm
Grades 6-8
 
Site:
Mountain View Middle School

 

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 Club of the San Gorgonio Pass, the program provides exciting opportunities for students to build friendships, explore new interests, and grow beyond the school day.

Program Locations, Schedules, and Contact Information––

 

Enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year will open in mid-June. Please monitor ParentSquare for updates and enrollment dates.

 

Incredible Minds

Students wearing headphones working on laptops in class.

Incredible Minds is a free academic support program for students in grades 2–8, designed to help students build skills and grow in their learning. Offered during the school year, the program focuses on strengthening foundational skills and supporting academic progress.

 

Using adaptive programs like Reading Plus, Lexia, and DreamBox, students receive personalized learning experiences that meet them where they are and help them move forward with confidence.

 

Program Locations––

  • Anna M. Hause Elementary School
  • Brookside Elementary School
  • Mountain View Middle School
  • Palm Innovation Academy
  • San Gorgonio Middle School
  • Starlight Elementary School
  • Summerwind Trails School
  • Sundance Elementary School
  • Three Rings Ranch Elementary School
  • Tournament Hills Elementary School

 

TK/K Connect

Group of students sitting on rug while while staff read them a story.
The TK/K Connect Program is designed to provide a structured bridge between the half-day TK/K instructional program and a full school day. This program supports families who require extended care for their students.
 
The TK/K Connect program will launch in the 2026–2027 school year.
 
TK/K Connect FAQs

 

Clinics

Elementary students listening to a coach on a sunny field while practicing with soccer balls.

A Clinic is a free program that provides TK–8 students with the opportunity to participate in exciting, single-day experiences such as volleyball, tennis, water polo, cheer, and more. Each clinic is designed to be fun and engaging, allowing students to try something new and build skills in a supportive environment.

 

Clinics are led by Beaumont High School coaches and student-athletes, offering meaningful mentorship and hands-on learning opportunities throughout the school year. Clinics are single-day experiences offered on select Mondays or Fridays.

 

Clinic dates will vary by school. Enrollment for T3 is now open.

Opportunities

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Opportunities is a free program where TK–8 students can explore their interests, try something new, and connect with peers who share their passions. Whether it’s tutoring, crochet, STEM, book clubs, running clubs, or something entirely new!

 

Each experience is designed to be fun, engaging, and inspiring, giving students the chance to learn, grow, and discover new interests throughout the school year.

 

Opportunities are offered at the beginning of each trimester and are typically held on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays. Most programs run for approximately six weeks.

 
Enrollment for T3 Opportunities is now closed. 

 

Scholars on Vacation 

Students participating in culinary, dance, art and stem.

Scholars on Vacation is a free, full-day program for TK–6th grade students, providing a safe and engaging space during school holidays like spring and winter break. In partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of the San Gorgonio Pass, students enjoy a structured 9-hour day.

 

Throughout the program, students participate in small-group activities such as art, dance, STEM, and cooking. These activities are led by educators or program staff, offering opportunities to learn, create, and connect in a fun, supportive environment.

 
July Scholars on Vacation
Details and registration information will be available soon.