Burbank School

Burbank Before School Program (BSP)
The primary purpose of this program is to provide a healthy and safe place before school hours for Burbank children in grades K-4. The program runs from 7:25a.m. to 8:25a.m. No food services are offered during this time. For further information on tuition, applications, etc. please call 489-3442.

Kindergarten Extended Day (KED)
KED is usually conducted beginning the Monday of the first full week of school to the last day of school in June. The hours are from the end of the kindergarten session to the end of the regular school day (11:55a.m. to 2:40p.m.). This program emphasizes social activities, physical exercise, reading stories, arts and crafts and some special activities. For further information on tuition, applications, etc. please call 484-0288.

Burbank After School Program (BASP)
The primary purpose of this program is to provide a healthy and safe place after regular school hours for children in grades K - 4 in the Burbank community. BASP hours are from the end of the regular school day (2:40p.m.) until 5:50 p.m. Coverage on parent conference days is offered as an additional service. For further information on tuition, applications, etc. please call 489-3442.

Butler

The Butler Extended Program (BEDP) is a school-age child care program for students enrolled in the Daniel Butler elementary school in Belmont. BEDP offers before and after school programs for students in grades K-4 as well as a special kindergarten extended day program after the end of morning kindergarten.  BEDP is licensed by the Massachusetts Office of Child Care Services.

For more information visit www.bedp.org

The Winn Brook Child Care Program

The Winn Brook Child Care Programs are administered by a parent committee which operates under the umbrella of the general PTA. All of the Child Care Programs are under the auspices of the Department of Early Education and Child Care (DEEC), and follow the rules and regulations of DEEC in order to obtain state licensure.

The Winn Brook PTA sponsors the following Child Care Programs:

• The Before School Program (7:30 AM till the start of school)
• The Kindergarten Extended Day Program (12:05 PM till 2:50 dismissal)
• Options are 5-Day, 3-Day (M-W-F) or 2-Day (T-Th)
• The After School Program (2:50 PM till 5:30 PM)
• An optional Extended After School Program (5:30-5:45 PM) for After School

For more information go to the Child Care Program web page: www.winnbrookcc.org

Wellington

Before and after-school childcare programs are currently available at Wellington. Information about the cost and schedule for these programs can be obtained from the PTO web page www.belmont.k12.ma.us/wellington/pto  or contact school office by calling (617) 489-2660.

In addition, after-school enrichment classes and after-school sports offer other opportunities for afternoon activities for Wellington students. More information about these programs can be obtained from the PTO web page www.belmont.k12.ma.us/wellington/pto.

Chenery Middle School

Participation in any after school or evening activity requires that the student be in school on that day. An activity fee of $50 per year is charged which covers all extra curricular and athletic activities. Intramural sports are held on a different afternoon for each grade. Activities vary and are posted outside of the school gym and are announced over the PA. For more information about After School Activities visit the Chenery Middle School web site.

The extended day program CHENEX is offered to all students in grades 5-8, Monday-Friday from 2:10-6:00 p.m. (early release days 11:00-6:00) for a fee based on the number of days students participate. Applications are available in the main office. For more information visit the Chenex web site: www.chenexprogram.org/ 

High School

In addition to the athletic and fine and performing arts programs, students typically participate in at least one of the many clubs, groups, and activities offered.

Activity fees are assessed for interscholastic sports and other extra curricular activities and clubs. These funds are used to offset the cost of sponsoring all student activities at Belmont High School and are payable as a condition of participation. The student activity fee for high school activities is $250 per student which covers participation in one or more interscholastic sport, club and organization during the entire school year. The family maximum is $500 each school year. For more information visit www.belmont.k12.ma.us/bhs/clubs/

Access to School Facilities

While individual classrooms are part of the public school, it is requested, as a general courtesy, that neither parents/guardians nor students go into a room in which a teacher is not present without specific permission to do so. If a teacher is not in the room, check at the office for advice on leaving or retrieving messages or items.