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BASE Programs offers before and after school enrichment and 21st Century expanded learning programs that include The Write Brain Project, a project based learning curriculum where students become published authors. In The Write Brain Project, students lead the creative process from storyboarding the plot to creating the illustrations as part of a structured curriculum. The program includes activities in academics, athletics, and enrichment, with learning that extends beyond the school day and intentionally engaged learning on school campuses.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
Since 2008, BASE Programs has operated as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded by Denise and Corie. The program states a mission of empowering youth to reach their greatest potential by becoming lifelong learners and is built on a framework established by the California Department of Education and further designed through education and experience. BASE Programs describes a focus on imagination and curiosity, empathy and global stewardship, initiative and entrepreneurship, problem solving and critical thinking, effective communication skills, agility and adaptability, and collaboration across networks as part of supporting 21st Century learning and common core competencies. BASE Programs has become a network of creative educators offering expanded learning programs, with the hours before and after school used as a platform for creative learning on school campuses. The program is made possible through an ongoing partnership with Oceanside Unified School District and the San Diego County Office of Education.
Last updated July 1, 2026.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
Since 2008, BASE Programs has operated as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded by Denise and Corie. The program states a mission of empowering youth to reach their greatest potential by becoming lifelong learners and is built on a framework established by the California Department of Education and further designed through education and experience. BASE Programs describes a focus on imagination and curiosity, empathy and global stewardship, initiative and entrepreneurship, problem solving and critical thinking, effective communication skills, agility and adaptability, and collaboration across networks as part of supporting 21st Century learning and common core competencies. BASE Programs has become a network of creative educators offering expanded learning programs, with the hours before and after school used as a platform for creative learning on school campuses. The program is made possible through an ongoing partnership with Oceanside Unified School District and the San Diego County Office of Education.
Last updated July 1, 2026.
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