After School Programs

 Expanded Learning Programs
(formerly After School Programs)

Please contact the school site to enroll your child in HEARTS or PrimeTime

Riverside Unified School District currently has 26 after-school programs operating at 20 elementary schools and 6 middle schools. These programs are funded by a combination of California Department of Education After-School Education and Safety Program (ASES) and federal 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21CCLC) grants. The programs run from the close of school each day until 6:00 p.m. and are required to provide an academic hour, a nutritious snack, and enrichment activities. The programs are free and enrollment is voluntary. The number of students who might be accepted into the after-school program at each site is limited and varies according to the amount of funding the school receives. Schools may choose to prioritize enrollment of students into the program based on academic need.

Each school's elementary after-school program, called HEARTS, offers a safe environment in which academic support, enrichment activities and social emotional development occur every day. Per the funding guidelines, students enrolled in the elementary programs are expected to attend the full program daily. Students exiting the program prior to 6:00 p.m. must adhere to the guidelines outlined in the Early Release Policy.

HEARTS operates at these elementary schools:

School Phone Number Principal Teacher on Special Assignment
Adams 951-352-6709 Dr. Lari Dean John Hanlon
Alcott 951-788-7451 Terri McAndrew Jessica Stadler
Beatty 951-276-2070 Janet Gonzalez Timothy Worthington
Bryant   951-788-7453 Natanya Johnson Neal Irving
Emerson 951-788-7462 Dawn Brawley Christina Bold
Fremont   951-788-7466 Matt Cash Carrie Gaston
Hawthorne   951-352-6716 Carrie Brown Michelle Simmons
Highgrove   951-788-7296 Carolina Michel Cory Franz
Highland   951-788-7292 Donna Dorsey Briana Perera
Jackson 951-352-8211 Eliu Rodriguez Neal Irving
Jefferson   951-352-8218 Maria Ortega Diana Aguilar
Liberty   951-352-8225 Oscar Cisneros Marc Cubbage
Longfellow 951-788-7335 Geri Castro Monique Kemp
Madison  951-352-8236 Astrid Rameriz Tana Prinner
Magnolia 951-788-7274 Hector Alegria Yolanda Padilla
Monroe  951-352-8241 Dr. Adela Flores-Bertrand Christian Giorgianni
Mountain View  951-788-7433 Kathleen Doubravsky Miguel Rincon Cervantes
Pachappa  951-788-7355 Erica Square Jana Hill
Victoria 951-788-7441 Jennifer Jackson Robert Griffiths
Washington 951-788-7305 Deborah Oler Daisy Glass


The middle school after-school program, called PRIMETime, offers a safe environment in which academic support, enrichment activities and social emotional development occur every day. Per the funding guidelines, students who enroll in the middle school programs are expected to attend a minimum of three days and nine hours per week. Students exiting the program prior to 6:00 p.m. must adhere to the guidelines outlined in the Early Release Policy.

PRIME-Time operates at these middle schools:

Middle School Address Phone Number Principal Teacher on Special Assignment
Central Middle School 4795 Magnolia Avenue Riverside, CA 92506 951-788-7282 Shani Dahl Nick Yanez
Chemawa Middle School 8830 Magnolia Avenue Riverside, CA 92503 951-352-8244 Gerardo Arenas Jessica Mendoza
Earhart Middle School 20202 Aptos Street Riverside, CA 92508 951-697-5700 Amanda Chann Emily Salveson
Gage Middle School 6400 Lincoln Avenue Riverside, CA 92506 951-788-7350 Gary Rellar Franciso Mariscal
Sierra Middle School 4950 Central Avenue Riverside, CA 92504 951-788-7501 Renell Robinson Monica Ramblas
University Heights Middle School 1155 Massachusetts Avenue Riverside, CA 92507 951-788-7388 Katheryn Grimble Holly Caouette

 
Expanded Learning Collaborative

After school programs in Riverside Unified School District are part of the Expanded Learning Collaborative. This group meets quarterly and includes partner organizations, students, parents, and program Teacher on Special Assignments:

Alvord Unified School District
Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside
Carolyn E. Wylie Center for Children, Youth, and Families
Community Action Partnership of Riverside County--Project Linking Education, Advocacy, and Development (Project LEAD)
Creative Brain Learning
Office of the Mayor, Riverside, California
The Riverside Arts Council
Riverside Unified School District


 Notice of Public Availability of Results:
Data regarding the overall academic performance and attendance of students enrolled in the HEARTS and PRIME-Time programs is shared at Expanded Learning Collaborative meetings and in site program communications. In addition, the results are available upon request from the Expanded Learning Programs Office.  For more information, contact the Expanded Leanring Office at 951-788-7135, Ext. 80725 or by emailing [email protected]

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