DPIE After School and Summer Enrichment Programs
Fallon Middle School, 6379 Clark Avenue, Suite 200, Suite 200, Dublin, CA 94568
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DPIE After School and Summer Enrichment Programs offers activities such as archery, theater through a summer theater camp with a fully produced play called “Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland,” and visual art through an Artist Workshop. The program also offers classes in computer science for innovators and makers, design and modeling, high school courses such as Honors Chemistry, Advanced Algebra II, Biology, Pre-Calculus, and Physical Education, as well as after-school options like art, dance, soccer, acting, coding, book club, and typing. Classes are organized by students’ upcoming grade level for the 2026–2027 school year, and current 5th graders are encouraged to join middle school classes.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
• Schedule: Summer options include one-, two-, and three-week enrichment courses, with examples such as 10-session classes meeting Monday to Friday for 2–3 hours, and a 3-week theater program meeting Monday to Friday for 3 hours per class.
• Price: Archery tuition: $319; Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland tuition: $589; Artist Workshop tuition: $289; Computer Science for Innovators and Makers tuition: $335; Design & Modeling tuition: $369.
The archery class runs from June 5 to June 21, Monday to Friday (no class on June 19), with four daily sessions (A–D) each 70 minutes long, and includes a class tournament on the last day with medals awarded to the top six finishers. “Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland” runs June 5 to June 26, Monday to Friday (no class on June 19), as a 3-week program with 15 classes of 3 hours each, and is performed in front of family and friends on the last two days of class. The Artist Workshop offers two sessions (June 5–18 and June 20–July 3), each with 10 classes of 2 hours, held Monday to Friday in either a 10am–12pm or 1pm–3pm time block. Computer Science for Innovators and Makers also offers two 10-class sessions (June 5–18 and June 20–July 3), Monday to Friday from 2pm–4pm. Design and Modeling runs June 5–18, Monday to Friday, with 10 sessions of 3 hours each in the morning.
Archery is taught by Fallon teacher Mr. Eric Lamonica. The Artist Workshop is taught by Mr. Bill Carmel, a teacher at Fallon Middle School. Computer Science for Innovators and Makers is taught by Mr. Kyle Voeller, a Fallon technology teacher, and Design and Modeling is taught by Mr. Gabe Manalac, a Fallon technology and language arts teacher. “Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland” is led by instructors from Kenn Adam’s Synergy Theater.
The leadership team includes Angela Clifford as Program and Marketing Director, Kristen Burtch as Program Coordinator, Neha Jain as Administrative Assistant, and Michael McCorriston as a Board Member. Angela Clifford joined DPIE in December 2017 and has marketing experience in finance and asset management in London and Sydney, Australia. Kristen Burtch joined in early 2025, previously served as Communications Director on the PFC Board, owned a photography business, and worked at Dublin Elementary, where she helped elevate outreach efforts and fostered connections between parents, staff, and the community. Neha Jain joined in June 2025, holds a master’s degree in marketing, and has over seven years of professional experience in administration, accounts, operations, and business development across multiple industries including BPO, service and entertainment, and real estate. Michael McCorriston currently serves as a council member for the City of Dublin and has served or currently serves on many local boards and commissions.
Dublin Partners in Education’s Supplementary Education Program has been officially accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Programs are open to students from all school districts, and Dublin Partners in Education supports students in Dublin and offers classes at Dublin Unified School District. Dublin Unified School District provides breakfast from 8:30am–9:30am and bagged lunch from 11am–1pm every day of the DPIE Summer Program at Fallon Middle School. DPIE offers a Class Management App on Google and Apple platforms where users can see all their students’ enrolled classes. The High School Academy offers for-credit classes including Honors Chemistry, Advanced Algebra II, Biology, Pre-Calculus, and Physical Education, and after-school elementary enrichment programs include classes such as art, dance, soccer, acting, coding, book club, and typing.
Parent feedback includes comments such as appreciation for “all of the awesome classes” brought to the community and gratitude that “these diverse classes are offered at DUSD and always changing/improving.” One parent from Frederiksen Elementary stated, “We love all the classes that you offered. Thank you for continuing to provide great resources for the after-school program.” Another parent from Dougherty Elementary requested more new classes and noted that their kids were enjoying the Money Matter class and liked having a class “with financials like that.” A parent from Murray Elementary shared that “the quality of the classes and my son’s enjoyment are the most important things” and also noted the convenience and diversity of classes offered.
Last updated June 18, 2026.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
• Schedule: Summer options include one-, two-, and three-week enrichment courses, with examples such as 10-session classes meeting Monday to Friday for 2–3 hours, and a 3-week theater program meeting Monday to Friday for 3 hours per class.
• Price: Archery tuition: $319; Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland tuition: $589; Artist Workshop tuition: $289; Computer Science for Innovators and Makers tuition: $335; Design & Modeling tuition: $369.
The archery class runs from June 5 to June 21, Monday to Friday (no class on June 19), with four daily sessions (A–D) each 70 minutes long, and includes a class tournament on the last day with medals awarded to the top six finishers. “Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland” runs June 5 to June 26, Monday to Friday (no class on June 19), as a 3-week program with 15 classes of 3 hours each, and is performed in front of family and friends on the last two days of class. The Artist Workshop offers two sessions (June 5–18 and June 20–July 3), each with 10 classes of 2 hours, held Monday to Friday in either a 10am–12pm or 1pm–3pm time block. Computer Science for Innovators and Makers also offers two 10-class sessions (June 5–18 and June 20–July 3), Monday to Friday from 2pm–4pm. Design and Modeling runs June 5–18, Monday to Friday, with 10 sessions of 3 hours each in the morning.
Archery is taught by Fallon teacher Mr. Eric Lamonica. The Artist Workshop is taught by Mr. Bill Carmel, a teacher at Fallon Middle School. Computer Science for Innovators and Makers is taught by Mr. Kyle Voeller, a Fallon technology teacher, and Design and Modeling is taught by Mr. Gabe Manalac, a Fallon technology and language arts teacher. “Peter Pan and the Secret of Neverland” is led by instructors from Kenn Adam’s Synergy Theater.
The leadership team includes Angela Clifford as Program and Marketing Director, Kristen Burtch as Program Coordinator, Neha Jain as Administrative Assistant, and Michael McCorriston as a Board Member. Angela Clifford joined DPIE in December 2017 and has marketing experience in finance and asset management in London and Sydney, Australia. Kristen Burtch joined in early 2025, previously served as Communications Director on the PFC Board, owned a photography business, and worked at Dublin Elementary, where she helped elevate outreach efforts and fostered connections between parents, staff, and the community. Neha Jain joined in June 2025, holds a master’s degree in marketing, and has over seven years of professional experience in administration, accounts, operations, and business development across multiple industries including BPO, service and entertainment, and real estate. Michael McCorriston currently serves as a council member for the City of Dublin and has served or currently serves on many local boards and commissions.
Dublin Partners in Education’s Supplementary Education Program has been officially accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Programs are open to students from all school districts, and Dublin Partners in Education supports students in Dublin and offers classes at Dublin Unified School District. Dublin Unified School District provides breakfast from 8:30am–9:30am and bagged lunch from 11am–1pm every day of the DPIE Summer Program at Fallon Middle School. DPIE offers a Class Management App on Google and Apple platforms where users can see all their students’ enrolled classes. The High School Academy offers for-credit classes including Honors Chemistry, Advanced Algebra II, Biology, Pre-Calculus, and Physical Education, and after-school elementary enrichment programs include classes such as art, dance, soccer, acting, coding, book club, and typing.
Parent feedback includes comments such as appreciation for “all of the awesome classes” brought to the community and gratitude that “these diverse classes are offered at DUSD and always changing/improving.” One parent from Frederiksen Elementary stated, “We love all the classes that you offered. Thank you for continuing to provide great resources for the after-school program.” Another parent from Dougherty Elementary requested more new classes and noted that their kids were enjoying the Money Matter class and liked having a class “with financials like that.” A parent from Murray Elementary shared that “the quality of the classes and my son’s enjoyment are the most important things” and also noted the convenience and diversity of classes offered.
Last updated June 18, 2026.
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