At this time, our ASES program is not accepting any more interest forms for the before and after school programs. To be placed on the waitlist please contact the ELO clerk, Lorena Sotelo at 760-695-9552 or email lsotelo@fuesd.org

FUESD After School (FAS) is free to all participating families and operates before and/or after school programs every regular school day. Parents/guardians can feel comfortable knowing their child(ren) receives academic support, engages in fun enrichment activities, and interacts with peers in a physically and emotionally safe environment. The FUESD After School collaborates with Expanded Learning Opportunities staff, the Boys and Girls Clubs of North County (BGC) staff, BASE Program staff, and other FUESD departments, programs, and individuals. For a current list of schools offering the before and after-school FAS programs, please click [After School Sites].

FUESD ELOP PLAN 24-25

1. Provide an enriching learning environment through Music, Art, Dance, and STEM as measured by student attendance, surveys, and focus groups. (QS 1, 3, 6)
2. Promote student well-being through opportunities to learn about and practice balanced nutrition, physical activity, restorative practices, and other healthy choices for mind and body. (QS 1, 2, 3, 5)
3. Building student leadership skills by fostering community collaboration, differentiation, and partnerships to support ALL students in a safe, inclusive environment. (QS 3,4)

• The California Department of Education (CDE) funded the before and after-school programs through the After School Education & Safety (ASES) Grant and Expanded Learning Opportunities Program.
• The program is a 5-day-a-week program with attendance requirements. Children must stay until 5:30 PM to receive the full benefit of the program.
• The program is open to Transitional Kindergarten (TK) through 6th-grade students at elementary sites and Potter Junior High students in grades 7th-8th.

* Unduplicated Students have priority at every school per California Ed Code 41620-To qualify for ELO, the student must be part of our Unduplicated Count, which includes Free and Reduced Meal Program; Foster Youth/Homeless;  English Learners.
Your child(ren) must be enrolled during the regular school day at the school to which you are applying for FAS; this also applies to families with a child in transitional kindergarten (a child whose fifth birthday is between September 2 and April 2) and Kindergarten (K).  All families with children in elementary and Potter Jr. High interested in participating in FAS during the 2024-25 school year must submit an online application. This includes children currently participating in FAS and children on the waitlist.

• The programs are open every day school is in session.
• The Before-School Program opens at 6:30 a.m. until students are released to go to breakfast.
• The After-School Program begins immediately after school is dismissed and closes at 6:00 pm.
• Students enrolled in FUESD After School must stay until 5:30 pm daily.
• Please visit www.fuesd.org to access your school’s bell schedule.

We are excited to have your child attend our FUESD After School Program. Every school in our district adheres to the FUESD Positive Behavioral Intervention Support (PBIS) System and practices Restorative Justice. Below are the three guidelines to follow:

1. BE SAFE
2. BE RESPECTFUL
3. BE RESPONSIBLE