In August, Magnolia ISD introduced two new after-school initiatives to kick off the 2016-17 school year.
After School Adventures is a program open to MISD students in K-fifth grade. After School Programs Director Stephanie Saker said the program offers way for students have fun while still taking advantage of downtime after school to continue learning.
“One of the biggest things that is very important is that kids have strong after-school time, and the district is wanting to raise the bar when it comes to the quality of after-school programs and enhance our students’ time outside of school,” Saker said.
After students are dismissed for the day, participants in the program remain at their campuses until 6:30 p.m. and are given a healthy snack and time to work on homework before moving to daily activities, such as improving literacy; science, technology, engineering and math-focused lessons; and physical activities, Saker said.












