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Jan 6 to June 4 Afterschool Registration is open.
Afterschool & Summer Enrichment Since 1992
The Moscow School District Adventure Club is a self-supporting, no-profit, afterschool and summer program for elementary school-age children. The program’s mission is to provide a supervised environment that promotes intellectual, physical, and social development. We are committed to providing a safe, affordable, and enriching environment for children in our care. Please contact David Pierce-Garnett, program director, with any questions you may have via at [email protected] or by phone at (208) 892-3998.
Adventure Club Mission Statement
Providing a supervised environment that promotes the intellectual, physical, and social development of children.
Program Overview
The Adventure Club of the Moscow School District provides after school enrichment for kindergarten through fifth graders during the school year, and a Summer Program for children entering the kindergarten through sixth grades. The Adventure Club was originally established in 1992 by families and school board members interested in providing a safe, enriching after school environment for their children. The program serves more than 200 children during a normal calendar year, or approximately 17% of Moscow’s elementary students.
Services Provided
The McDonald Elementary site provides care to students from McDonald Elementary, Moscow Charter School, and Palouse Prairie Charter School.
The West Park Elementary site provides care to students from West Park Elementary.
The Lena Whitmore Elementary site provides care to students from Lena Whitmore Elementary.
If space is available, home schooled and private school students will be accepted into the program.
Full Day Care during the school year and summer is located at a single location during teacher in-service days. Full Day days' hours of operation will vary based on staff availability and the number of students needing care.