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The HUB 360 After-School Program includes time for school work, healthy living activities, a variety of sports, and a snack. The program also offers the Bowdish Cooking Club as one of its specific activities.
• Ages: 11–14 years old
• Schedule: Serves 6–8th graders after-school on school days, with specific options such as Bowdish Cooking Club on Wednesdays from 3:00–5:00pm starting January 14, and the Greenacres/Selkirk After-School Program on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:00–5:30pm starting January 12
• Price: There is no fee for these students to attend the HUB 360 program.
The stated goal of the HUB 360 After-School Program is to provide a safe place for students to be part of a community and to build a well-rounded person through enrichment, physical activity, and academic study. Community businesses and individuals visit the program to share their expertise in skills, trades, industries, and talents with the students. The program collaborates with schools from Central Valley School District, where administrators and counselors help identify students and families that would benefit from the program, and students from local high schools and colleges volunteer to mentor the middle school students. The program was developed to address the danger of the 3:00–6:00pm hours on school days for middle school students, with a focus on mentoring and rigorous physical exercise as support for troubled students, and it is viewed as crucial to improving high school graduation rates for this group. Online registration, a Parent Handbook, and an Adopt a Classroom option are available.
Last updated January 7, 2026.
• Ages: 11–14 years old
• Schedule: Serves 6–8th graders after-school on school days, with specific options such as Bowdish Cooking Club on Wednesdays from 3:00–5:00pm starting January 14, and the Greenacres/Selkirk After-School Program on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:00–5:30pm starting January 12
• Price: There is no fee for these students to attend the HUB 360 program.
The stated goal of the HUB 360 After-School Program is to provide a safe place for students to be part of a community and to build a well-rounded person through enrichment, physical activity, and academic study. Community businesses and individuals visit the program to share their expertise in skills, trades, industries, and talents with the students. The program collaborates with schools from Central Valley School District, where administrators and counselors help identify students and families that would benefit from the program, and students from local high schools and colleges volunteer to mentor the middle school students. The program was developed to address the danger of the 3:00–6:00pm hours on school days for middle school students, with a focus on mentoring and rigorous physical exercise as support for troubled students, and it is viewed as crucial to improving high school graduation rates for this group. Online registration, a Parent Handbook, and an Adopt a Classroom option are available.
Last updated January 7, 2026.
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