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Project Resilience: A Plumas Lake Expanded Learning Opportunities Program
1:30/2:30-5:00, Monday-Friday, 2025-2026 School Year
Project Resilience is an after-school enrichment program for students in TK-6th grade through the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELO-P). This program designs mindful enrichment and creative engagement opportunities for students. This program develops programming centered on social-emotional learning to reach the needs of the whole child. STEAM programming includes science, technology, engineering, art, music, dance, coding, interactive reading, and creative writing. The program delivery is centered on mindful movement; joyful journaling; and resilience. Enrollment is based on student need as defined by California Department of Education (CDE) guidelines.
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Enrollment is limited and tiered by student need. Student enrollment will be categorized by cohort: (TK-1); (1-2); (3-4) and (4-6). The Expanded Learning Opportunities Program requires 1 teacher/educator per 10 TK and K students and 1 teacher/educator per 20 students in grades 1-6.
1) Enrollment priority is needs-based. Needs are based on several categories as defined by the California Department of Education, CDE. Enrollment is not guaranteed. If the program is full, you will be added to the waitlist and the waitlist will be tiered by eligibility.
2) To meet the needs of youth, four cohorts have been created (TK-1); (1-2); (3-4) and (4-6).
3) Project Resilience is located on-site at Rio Del Oro Elementary and Cobblestone Elementary.
4) Programming details and scheduling are subject to change.