DPIE After School and Summer Enrichment Programs
Dublin Partners in Education (DPIE), 6379 Clark Avenue, Suite 200, Dublin, CA 94568
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DPIE After School and Summer Enrichment Programs offers activities such as Archery, theater camp through “Are You Ready for Broadway? (Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland!),” Art Integration: Blending STEM and Creativity, Artist Workshop!, and CineCraft Kids: Lights, Camera, Imagination!. Additional options listed for students include Honors Chemistry, Advanced Algebra II, Biology, Pre-Calculus, Physical Education, Art, Dance, Soccer, Acting, Coding, Book club, and Typing.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Summer options include Archery, Art Integration, Artist Workshop!, CineCraft Kids, and a theater camp, with weekday sessions in June and early July and multi-day formats ranging from 10 to 15 class days.
• Price: Archery tuition: $319; Are You Ready for Broadway? tuition: $589; Art Integration: Blending STEM and Creativity tuition: $340; Artist Workshop! tuition: $289.
The Archery course runs June 5–June 21, Monday to Friday (no class on June 19), with four daily sessions (A–D) between 9am and 2.10pm and a class tournament on the last day with medals for the top six finishers. “Are You Ready for Broadway? (Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland!)” runs June 5–June 26, Monday to Friday (no class on June 19), from 12 noon–3pm, and is described as a fully produced play with The Actors’ Workshop Summer Theater Camp, with student performances for family and friends on the last two days of class. Art Integration: Blending STEM and Creativity is offered in two weekday sessions (June 5–18 and June 20–July 3) from 2.30pm–4pm, for 10 classes of 90 minutes each, and combines science, technology, engineering, and math with creativity through indoor and outdoor activities. Artist Workshop! runs in two weekday sessions (June 5–18 and June 20–July 3) with 10 classes of 2 hours each, offered in 10am–12pm and 1pm–3pm time blocks. CineCraft Kids: Lights, Camera, Imagination! is listed as a weekday Session A from June 5–June 18, 8.30am–10am, over 10 days.
Archery is taught by Mr Eric Lamonica, a Fallon teacher. Artist Workshop! is taught by Mr Bill Carmel, a teacher at Fallon Middle School. Art Integration: Blending STEM and Creativity and CineCraft Kids: Lights, Camera, Imagination! are taught by Talent Nook Writing Academy. “Are You Ready for Broadway?” is taught by instructors from Kenn Adams’ Synergy Theater. The leadership team for DPIE After School and Summer Enrichment Programs includes Board Member Michael McCorriston, Program Coordinator Kristen Burtch, Administrative Assistant Neha Jain, and Program & Marketing Director Angela Clifford. Neha Jain has expertise in administration, accounts, operations, and business development across multiple industries, holds a master’s degree in marketing, and has over seven years of professional experience. Angela Clifford has a marketing career background in finance and asset management in London and Sydney, Australia. Michael McCorriston has four decades of experience in treasury and banking, managing financial resources for large multinational companies, and holds an MBA from the University of San Diego and a Bachelor of Science in Business Finance from San Jose State University.
Dublin Partners in Education (DPIE) has earned accreditation from the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, for its Supplementary Education Program. The program notes that enrichment courses are open to students from all school districts and that DUSD has agreed to provide breakfast and lunch for all students. It also notes that classes are structured so families can create a unique day by combining different offerings, and that there is a High School Academy for rising 9th–12th graders with classes for credit. DPIE offers 4-day, 5-day, and 10-day enrichment courses during the summer to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade, and current 5th graders are especially encouraged to join middle school classes to meet students from across the district. DPIE provides a Class Management App on Google and Apple platforms where families can see all enrolled classes.
Community involvement information states that Dublin Partners in Education supports students in Dublin and that Board Member Michael McCorriston currently serves as a council member for the City of Dublin and has served or serves on multiple local boards and committees, including housing, healthcare, transportation, water, transit, economic development, and anti-poverty efforts, as well as volunteering with the Tri-Valley Haven food pantry and serving as a member of the Dublin Rotary.
Parent comments about DPIE’s offerings include thanks for “great resources for the after-school program” from Mrs G at Frederiksen Elementary, a request from Mr A at Dougherty Elementary for more new classes like a Money Matter class, and appreciation from Mr T at Kolb Elementary for “all of the awesome classes you bring to the community.” Mrs B at Amador Elementary states that her family is “grateful that these diverse classes are offered at DUSD and always changing/improving.” Mr S at Murray Elementary notes that the quality of the classes and his son’s enjoyment are most important to him, and that he appreciates the convenience and diversity of classes offered.
Last updated June 18, 2026.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Summer options include Archery, Art Integration, Artist Workshop!, CineCraft Kids, and a theater camp, with weekday sessions in June and early July and multi-day formats ranging from 10 to 15 class days.
• Price: Archery tuition: $319; Are You Ready for Broadway? tuition: $589; Art Integration: Blending STEM and Creativity tuition: $340; Artist Workshop! tuition: $289.
The Archery course runs June 5–June 21, Monday to Friday (no class on June 19), with four daily sessions (A–D) between 9am and 2.10pm and a class tournament on the last day with medals for the top six finishers. “Are You Ready for Broadway? (Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland!)” runs June 5–June 26, Monday to Friday (no class on June 19), from 12 noon–3pm, and is described as a fully produced play with The Actors’ Workshop Summer Theater Camp, with student performances for family and friends on the last two days of class. Art Integration: Blending STEM and Creativity is offered in two weekday sessions (June 5–18 and June 20–July 3) from 2.30pm–4pm, for 10 classes of 90 minutes each, and combines science, technology, engineering, and math with creativity through indoor and outdoor activities. Artist Workshop! runs in two weekday sessions (June 5–18 and June 20–July 3) with 10 classes of 2 hours each, offered in 10am–12pm and 1pm–3pm time blocks. CineCraft Kids: Lights, Camera, Imagination! is listed as a weekday Session A from June 5–June 18, 8.30am–10am, over 10 days.
Archery is taught by Mr Eric Lamonica, a Fallon teacher. Artist Workshop! is taught by Mr Bill Carmel, a teacher at Fallon Middle School. Art Integration: Blending STEM and Creativity and CineCraft Kids: Lights, Camera, Imagination! are taught by Talent Nook Writing Academy. “Are You Ready for Broadway?” is taught by instructors from Kenn Adams’ Synergy Theater. The leadership team for DPIE After School and Summer Enrichment Programs includes Board Member Michael McCorriston, Program Coordinator Kristen Burtch, Administrative Assistant Neha Jain, and Program & Marketing Director Angela Clifford. Neha Jain has expertise in administration, accounts, operations, and business development across multiple industries, holds a master’s degree in marketing, and has over seven years of professional experience. Angela Clifford has a marketing career background in finance and asset management in London and Sydney, Australia. Michael McCorriston has four decades of experience in treasury and banking, managing financial resources for large multinational companies, and holds an MBA from the University of San Diego and a Bachelor of Science in Business Finance from San Jose State University.
Dublin Partners in Education (DPIE) has earned accreditation from the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, for its Supplementary Education Program. The program notes that enrichment courses are open to students from all school districts and that DUSD has agreed to provide breakfast and lunch for all students. It also notes that classes are structured so families can create a unique day by combining different offerings, and that there is a High School Academy for rising 9th–12th graders with classes for credit. DPIE offers 4-day, 5-day, and 10-day enrichment courses during the summer to students in Kindergarten through 5th grade, and current 5th graders are especially encouraged to join middle school classes to meet students from across the district. DPIE provides a Class Management App on Google and Apple platforms where families can see all enrolled classes.
Community involvement information states that Dublin Partners in Education supports students in Dublin and that Board Member Michael McCorriston currently serves as a council member for the City of Dublin and has served or serves on multiple local boards and committees, including housing, healthcare, transportation, water, transit, economic development, and anti-poverty efforts, as well as volunteering with the Tri-Valley Haven food pantry and serving as a member of the Dublin Rotary.
Parent comments about DPIE’s offerings include thanks for “great resources for the after-school program” from Mrs G at Frederiksen Elementary, a request from Mr A at Dougherty Elementary for more new classes like a Money Matter class, and appreciation from Mr T at Kolb Elementary for “all of the awesome classes you bring to the community.” Mrs B at Amador Elementary states that her family is “grateful that these diverse classes are offered at DUSD and always changing/improving.” Mr S at Murray Elementary notes that the quality of the classes and his son’s enjoyment are most important to him, and that he appreciates the convenience and diversity of classes offered.
Last updated June 18, 2026.
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