After School Programs

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Stars supports our Pasadena area youth with kindergarten through college programs designed to support students in their personal and academic lives.

After School Programs

What is Stars K-3?

The Stars K-3 after school program provides a wide spectrum of enrichment activities and homework assistance for elementary school students from kindergarten through third grade. We provide an exciting learning experience that seeks to develop the gifts and talents and unlock the potential of students.

These enrichment experiences include, but are not limited to: science, reading, cooking, health, math, arts, field trips and sports activities.

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Kindergarten to 3rd Grade

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4th and 5th Grade

What is Stars 45?

In partnership with Because You Matter, Inc, Stars 45 opened October 7th, 2014. The Stars elementary program provides a wide spectrum of enrichment activities and homework assistance for students in 4th and 5th grades.

Enrichment activities introduce students to new opportunities in a wide array of areas, including science, computer programs, cooking, sewing, arts, field trips and sports. We provide an exciting learning experience that seeks to develop the gifts and talents of these young students.

What is Middle School Stars?

Middle School Stars is an after-school program for 6-8th grade students in the city of Pasadena. We provide a safe, welcoming space for middle school students to complete homework, ask questions, and engage with caring adults. In addition to homework help, students are encouraged to surpass grade-level competencies with the support and guidance of academic tutors.

Students participate in group mentoring, receive college counseling, and take fun excursions with their peers. The presence of parents and volunteers building assets alongside children is one of the program’s greatest strengths.

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6th to 8th Grade

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9th to 12th Grade

What is High School Stars?

High School Stars is a group mentoring program for 9-12th grade students in the city of Pasadena. We provide a safe, welcoming space for high school students to enjoy dinner and engage in informal conversations with caring adults.

After dinner, students transition to a more structured discussion on practicing healthy habits at home, school, and in life. Our holistic approach to group mentoring is supplemented by strategic academic planning and college counseling for each individual student. The collaborative partnerships that help make this program possible is evidence that teamwork does in fact make the dream work.