OUT-OF-SCHOOL & AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

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SERRC offers out-of-school and after-school programming with an educational focus.

Children who regularly attend quality programs from 1-4 hours each week have:


  • Better attendance, grades and behavior in school (Durlak, Weissberg & Pachan, 2010)
  • Reduced initiation of drug use by 50 percent if they have participated in early childhood education and after school programs (James Heckman, University of Chicago, 2006)
  • Better relationships with students and adults
  • More academic and enrichment opportunities
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21st Century Community Learning Center

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The SERRC 21st Century Afterschool Program at the Dillingham Elementary School provides fun learning activities during out-of-school hours. The program serves to expand opportunities for children kindergarten through fifth grade in literacy, STEAM, health and movement, SEL and culture. The program offers parents and community members the opportunity to join children on their academic journey and nurture the future of Dillingham youth.

The program offers:

  • Enriching literacy activities
  • Engaging STEAM activities
  • Healthy snacks
  • A focus on Social Emotional Learning
  • Physical activity
  • Attendance awards
  • Super Saturdays and Friday Fun Nights
  • Community field trips
  • Cultural activities
  • Parent and community participation

Dillingham Elementary School

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2023-2024 SERRC 21st CCLC Evaluation

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Pathways Academy Afterschool Program

Beginning in fall 2025, the new Pathways Academy Afterschool Program at Dillingham Middle and High School is a comprehensive, student-centered initiative designed to address academic gaps, encourage credit recovery, and provide hands-on learning experiences in STEAM and CTE. Serving middle and high school students, this program is a collaboration between Dillingham City School District, SERRC's 21st CCLC Afterschool Program, and multiple Bristol Bay community partners. The proposal aims to support learners through targeted academic instruction and real-world skill development. The program is designed to support teen mental health while helping reduce common risk behaviors.

For questions, please contact Lu Seapy: (907)433-7290  email: lus@serrc.org

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This is a 21st Century Community Learning Center and it operates as a partnership between SERRC-Alaska’s Educational Resource Center and the Dillingham Borough School District.

The center is federally-funded and administered by the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development.