After School Program

Stockton Community Services (formerly Parks and Recreation), Lodi, Stockton and Manteca School Districts work together to provide free after school programs funded by a grant through the California Department of Education. 

The after school programs operate daily when school is in session, from school dismissal until 6 p.m. 

Each school has an established program capacity, based on the facility space provided by the school, so early registration is a must.  Registration is accepted at individual school sites.  Schools currently participating in the grant are:

Lodi Unified (BRIDGE): Ansel Adams, Clairmont, Creekside, Davis, Mosher, Oakwood, Parklane, Sutherland, Wagner Holt, and Westwood.

Stockton Unified (STEP Up): Harrison, Hazelton, Hong Kingston, Marshall, Pulliam, Valenzuela, and Spanos.

In addition to these grant funded programs, Stockton Community Services continues to offer affordable after school care* at several other schools.  These sites include:

Manteca Unified: August Knodt

**Lodi Unified: John Muir** (see below)

*Registration for these programs is accepted at Arnold Rue 5758 Lorraine Avenue, Stribley 1760 E. Sonora Street and Van Buskirk Center 734 Houston Avenue as well as Community Services office located at 6 East Lindsay .

AFTER SCHOOL EXPRESS

Stribley and Van Buskirk Community Centers offer free, drop-in after school programs administered on-site by center staff.  Call the desired center for more information about the free After School Express program.