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Claremont Afterschool Program (CLASP)

Claremont, CA
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clasp4kids.org

    • About Us

     CLASP continues to be the only nonprofit, nonsectarian organization in Claremont to offer after-school homework help to elementary students in the Claremont Unified School District. It serves approximately 60 students each year, selecting those who are in greatest need of its services.

     CLASP provides these children with homework help and additional academic support along with enrichment activities, and healthy snacks. Sessions run 1.5 hours a day, two days a week at each of its four centers and online. These neighborhood-based centers include two churches and two Claremont community centers. The program is provided for free for families who qualify.

     CLASP continues to be the only nonprofit, nonsectarian organization in Claremont to offer after-school homework help to elementary students in the Claremont Unified School District. It serves approximately 60 students each year, selecting those who are in greatest need of its services.

     CLASP provides these children with homework help and additional academic support along with enrichment activities, and healthy snacks. Sessions run 1.5 hours a day, two days a week at each of its four centers and online. These neighborhood-based centers include two churches and two Claremont community centers. The program is provided for free for families who qualify.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Children & Youth
    • Education

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