Applications
Completed applications can be returned to your child’s school office.
21st Century Community Learning Centers
The LCSD free after-school programs use science, technology, engineering, arts, math, and literacy to provide educational enrichment opportunities to students in need of academic support. We are grant funded and rely on community support to provide a safe, fun learning environment for children in Lincoln County.
Donate
If you would like to support the After School Program, please follow the link below:
(Under “School” select “Lincoln Country District Office”; Under “Item” select “After School Program Donations”)
School Locations & Contacts
| School | Contact |
|---|---|
| 21st Century After School Program | Courtney Neumeyer 21st Century After School Program Director Phone: 541-265-4430 Cell: 541-272-0910 Email: courtney.neumeyer@lincoln.k12.or.us |
| Crestview Heights (K-6) | Barbara Fischer Phone: 541-819-2216 Email: barbara.fischer@lincoln.k12.or.us |
| Sam Case / Yaquina View (K-5) | No Site in 2024/25 |
| Newport High School (9-12) | Celinda Perez Phone: 541-270-5550 Email: celinda.perez@lincoln.k12.or.us |
| Waldport High School (7-8) | Karen Dedijer-Small Phone: 541-272-0910 Email: karen.dedijer-small@lincoln.k12.or.us |
| Toledo Jr/Sr High (7-12) | No Site in 2024/25 |
| PARTNER SITE Siletz Valley Charter (K-6) |
TBA Phone: 541-444-1100 Email: tab |
| PARTNER SITE Neighbors for Kids |
Partner Location: 634 SE Hwy 101, Depoe Bay 97341 Phone: 541-765-8990 Email: frontdesk.nfk@gmail.com |
| PARTNER SITE Lincoln City Rec Center: Rec Kids (K-6) |
Partner Location: Oceanlake Elementary School Phone: 541-996-5360 Email: mdavies@lincolncity.org |
Volunteer Opportunities
21st CCLC is inviting community members to share their STEAM-related knowledge for either a one-time visit or a weekly commitment. If you would like to showcase your talents while encouraging artistic growth in tomorrow’s leaders, please call the site coordinator at your chosen location. Other opportunities include helping out with art projects, being a reading buddy, or assisting the site coordinator in daily activities.
With school-based after-school programs at five locations throughout the county and two community partner sites, most likely, there are plenty of opportunities to volunteer within your neighborhood. Thank you for all you do!
Support through Fred Meyer Rewards
You can support our program while still earning your own Fred Meyer Rewards! After following the link and signing in, type LCSD After School Program or PI585 into the search bar to connect your card to our account. The more you shop, the more we both earn!
Learn More About 21st Century Programs
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2021-2022 Local Evaluation Report of 21st Century Grant
For the 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant, it is a requirement that we publicly post annual evaluation reports analyzing the Grant’s impact in Lincoln County Schools.
Other After School opportunities in Lincoln County (NOT affiliated with LCSD)
Neighbors for Kids in Depoe Bay
Partner Program hosted by Neighbors for Kids in Depoe Bay has an application online or downloadable forms: https://neighborsforkids.org/forms/
School’s Out After School Program (Newport Parks and Recreation)
Information coming soon
Lincoln County Extension 4-H Program: FUN DAZE After School Program
Come explore science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM), as well as traditional 4-H project areas in a fun environment with youth from around the area. Fun Daze After School program is open to all youth in K-8th grade. The program is held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday each week at the First Presbyterian Church in Newport (directly west of the Sam Case Field) from the time school gets out until 5:15 pm each day. We do lots of hands-on STEAM/STEM activities, outside play weather permitting, and traditional 4-H project areas. Families are welcome to stop by on any programming days if they would like to check it out or ask questions. Scholarships are available, as are leadership opportunities for high school ages students.
Contact Shelley Spangler at the Extension Office at (541) 648-6818 or shelley.spangler@oregonstate.edu for details.
Oceanspray Family Center After School Program in Newport (Housing Authority of Lincoln County)
https://www.halc.info/family-center-programs.htm
The After School Program is held at the Oceanspray Family Center Monday through Friday from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. The teacher’s curriculum includes Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), reading, arts and crafts and more.
A portion of the After School Program is dedicated to the “Super Reader Program.” This program encourages children to be comfortable reading and brings them up to grade level reading proficiency. The program includes a dedicated age-appropriate reading plan for each participant. When participants “graduate” they are considered Super Readers.
Children are enrolled in the After School Program through referrals and resident inquiries.
RecKids at Oceanlake in Lincoln City
The “RECKids” Afterschool Program is designed to help children in grades K-6 spark creativity, form lasting friendships, and learn healthy habits through structured games, outdoor play, and a daily snack. RECKids participate in a variety of daily activities, such as academic support, sports, recreational activities, STEM, art, music, and cultural experiences. The program is held at Oceanlake Elementary School and operates the entire school year. Transportation to RECKids is provided from Taft Elementary. The program also operates on most no-school days to meet working parents’ needs. We also offer weekly themed RECKids Adventure Camps during Winter, Spring, and Summer Break at a separate fee.
For more information or to register:
https://www.lincolncity.org/departments/parks-recreation/youth-programs