The Extended Day Program has many components to keep your child engaged after school.  Each campus is unique, but would have some version of the following while adhering to all district health and safety protocols:

• Homework Time
  Students are provided a quiet environment and dedicated time to complete homework.  Books are available for students to read once homework is completed.
• Snack
  Each student is offered a daily snack provided by the FBISD Child Nutrition Department.
• Clubs
  Twice a week students participate in clubs.  The offerings vary at each campus.  Check with your campus site coordinator to see what clubs are offered at your campus. Sample clubs include chess, science, art, and sports.
• Curriculum - SPARK After School Program 
  SPARK is designed to provide children with inclusive, highly active movement opportunities that foster social and motor development while maximizing time spent in moderate to vigorous physical activity and fitness pursuits. The SPARK curriculum includes cooperative, cultural, and aerobic games, and enjoyable skill and sports activities.  Students participate in SPARK three times a week at each campus. 
• Outdoor/Gym
  Children are provided structured and unstructured time for physical activity.
• Centers
  The Extended Day room has age-appropriate centers to keep children entertained.
• Computer Time
  Either in the computer lab or the Extended Day room, children are permitted to go on District-approved websites to continue learning.