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

Stockton Unified (STEP Up): Cleveland, Grant, Harrison, Hazelton, Hong Kingston, Hoover, Madison, Marshall, Montezuma, Nightingale, Pulliam, Roosevelt, Taylor, Valenzuela, and Victory.

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, Great Valley, Komure

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

*Registration for these programs is accepted at the Community Services office located at 6 East Lindsay Street, as well as Arnold Rue, Stribley and Van Buskirk Community Centers.

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.