Zervas After School Program

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Cabot After School, Inc is an enrichment program, serving children in kindergarten through fifth grade. We provide outstanding activities that allow children in the same age range to spend time together and develop at their own pace. Each group is led by a coordinator who develops curriculum activities with assistance from CASP teachers. Each program offers opportunities for outdoor play, structured activities, sports, games, and homework. In addition, CASP contracts with outside agencies to offer a variety of activities such as Soccer, Martial Arts, Skiing, and Technology Programs. Field trips are held periodically throughout the year, and daily during the February and April vacation programs. CASP staff has prior experience working with school age students and all are certified in First Aid and CPR. CASP is licensed by the Department of Early Education and Care ( EEC ). CASP is held Cabot School. The CASP K group runs from 12: 30-3: 00 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. On Tuesday, all programs run from 12: 30-6: 00. CASP uses Newton North High School as our primary evacuation site. This is consistent with Cabot School. If NNHS is unavailable we would use the annex of Our Lady Help of Christians located at 573 Washington St.

Beaver strives to expand the nature of school for students and teachers. Deeply committed to individual student success in an actively collaborative environment, our teachers challenge students to: Identify and build upon their strengths. Engage with real-world challenges and questions both within and outside the classroom. Act effectively within a diverse cultural and social framework.