Kids Learning After School - Chambersburg Area School District

The K.L.A.S. (Kids Learning After School) program serves Chambersburg Borough children and their families. It is a 21st Century Community Learning Center. It is part of the Chambersburg Area School District, serving children in grades 1-5 at Thaddeus Stevens Elementary School. K.L.A.S. operates on all school days, Monday through Friday from 3:45 until 6:00 PM during the school year. Program content includes academic assistance (tutoring, homework help, and mentoring), personal and cultural enrichment, service-learning, recreation and a nutritious snack every day of program. Summer camp begins June 21, M-Th at Stevens for six weeks. Look straight below at ANNOUNCEMENTS for more.

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View the video to see more highlights from the program

Get Ready for a super summer- 05/01/2010

Starting June 21 - all day activities M-Th

Field trips, swimming (2x /week) athletics, tutoring, character-building, family picnic. and Greg Manning, our Pennsylvania Hall of Fame basketball star conducting a special 3-day program.

What you need to do now:

Call 717-263-0531 to reserve your registration time. There is a group registration on Friday, May 7 from 5:00-630 PM at Stevens.

HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?

It All Happens After School

K.L.A.S. After-School Program Objectives

Program Eligibility Requirements

Teachers and Group Leaders Are Learners, Too

We Were Small, But Irresistible

It was already dark at 6:30 PM on a cold and rainy February day in 2005. It was the second week of our initial after-school program. We had endured almost a year of delays and broken promises that often made it seem as if we’d never get started. But we had made a modest beginning at the local recreation center with 18 students, no classrooms, and no school buses. But we had some wonderful and dedicated teachers. We provided transportation to student homes with an old passenger van, driven by our site coordinator. I rode shotgun. It was my job to escort each child across the street and then ...