Harvey Rappaport, who is the Director of Auxiliary Programs and Director of Technology, is also a part of the After School Program. As Auxiliary Programs Director, he has the additional role of overseeing all activities that go on when school is not in session. Snack Snack time is a very big deal and quite popular with the kids. Snack time is the only mandatory activity in the After School Program. This is not to say that eating is mandatory, but attendance is.
Snack time is our way of all gathering together, sharing food, and relaxing.
After snack we have a daily assembly to announce the later afternoon activities and then students choose how they would like to spend the rest of their day. Each day there is an organized project for students interested in arts and crafts. Such projects include fuse beads, mosaics, water color, weaving, clay, holiday decorations and gifts, crayon melting, jewelry making, button making, collage, and additional activities based on student interest. After School Program prides itself on having one of the most extensive and impressive game collections around, stored in our popular game cupboard. Obviously, the collection includes traditional and standard games such as Monopoly, Candyland, Sorry, Memory, Battleship, and so many more.