Following the success of our winter pilot program, we are pleased to announce our plans for a spring session from April 1st to June 13th.
Please note: There will be no classes during April Break (4/15- 4/19), on Early Release Days (4/3, 4/11, 4/25 and 5/1) or on Memorial Day (5/27).
SPRING SESSION REGISTRATION CLOSED!
Scroll down for Course Descriptions, Scholarship Info, and Polices.
Grade: K-2
When: Mondays 2:40-3:40pm
Cost: $185
Maximum Enrollment: 12 students
Explore the signs of spring, discover worms and other exciting life. Learn how plants grow and look for rainbows after April showers. We will use hands-on exploration, active movement, play, and crafts to investigate the natural world around us. Come discover the wonders of spring with us!
Grade: 1-4
When: Mondays, 2:40-3:40pm
Cost: $255
Maximum Enrollment: 12 students
Participants explore raw ingredients, cook as a team, and taste their creations. They leave with a recipe card and ingredients/samples. Kids' Test Kitchen encourages participation and offers optional tasting. The program accommodates food allergies for a safe, enjoyable experience. Allergies should be disclosed during registration.
Grade: K-2
Schedule: Wednesdays 2:40-3:40pm
Cost: $185
Maximum Enrollment: 12
Knucklebones Ninja is a blend of strength, skill, flexibility, fitness and fun. Throughout the session, participants will engage in various games, drills, elements and obstacle courses, all to improve the various skills a Ninja Warrior might need. From scaling a cargo net to walking across balance beams, climbing over the A-frame to hanging on monkey bars, this progressive class allows participants to have fun and keep moving!
Grade: 2-5
When: Wednesdays 2:40-3:40pm
Cost: $300
Maximum Enrollment: 10 students
Come play with your food at the CinemaKidz cooking show. Kids design the look and feel of the show, make an apron for the series, create cooking teams, and work in the test kitchen experimenting with various recipes to feature in each episode: from yummy favorites like vegetarian sushi and dumplings, to making homemade pastas, molecular gastronomy and food art! Participants will cook, act, direct, film, and edit several episodes in this hands-on engaging class, and finish the course with several episodes made and an original kid-made show!
Grade: K-2
Schedule: Thursdays 2:40-3:40pm
Cost: $275
Maximum Enrollment: 12 students
Explore the whimsical world of Marc Chagall to Paul Klee! Students spend the first four weeks learning about the French artist Marc Chagall and working on projects in his style using watercolor, clay, and printmaking. In the final four weeks students learn about the Swiss artist Paul Clay, mimicking his style by completing projects using pen, pencil, and acrylic. Students will complete a total of 6 art projects in this class.
Grade: 1-5
Schedule: Thursdays 2:40- 3:40
Cost: $275
Maximum Enrollment: 16 students
There is no limit to what you can achieve! Students will learn the fundamentals of machine and hand sewing, how to thread and operate a sewing machine and learn basic hand sewing stitches. Each week HipStitch will alternate between hand sewing and machine sewing projects, like hand and machine sewn stuffies, tote bags and accessories.
Grade: 3-5
Schedule: Mon & Thurs 2:45-4:15
Cost: Up to $225
Coaches: Ms.GW, Ms. Ketterer, Ms. Roth and Ms. Hall
Girls on the Run inspires individuals of all abilities to discover, build, and grow their self-confidence. Together, they experience a sense of belonging and connection as a team. Lincoln teachers serve as coaches who facilitate lessons that blend physical activity with life skill development, including managing emotions, fostering friendships, and expressing empathy.
At the end of the season, the team completes a Community Impact Project and a 5K together, which provides a tangible sense of accomplishment and sets a confident mindset into motion.
To register for this program, please click on the link below.
LASAP strives to make its programming available to all families. Priority deadline for scholarships will be Monday February 26th but we will accept applications until all financial aid has been awarded. Click on the button below to access the financial assistance form.
All families eligible for financial assistance through the Public Schools of Brookline qualify for LASAP financial aid. Assistance is contingent on fund availability and will be initially applied to one course per student per family. Should funding permit, LASAP may extend additional support to families with multiple children.
Girls on the Run scholarships are awarded through Girls on the Run. For more information about their sliding scale registration fees and generous scholarship program, please visit: https://www.girlsontherunboston.org/3rd-5th-grade-program-details
Online Registration:
On the Registration page, you can find a catalog of the available classes, filter the classes by day & grade, and then register for the classes you select.
Enrollment and Class Information:
General Policies:
Transitions to/from LASAP Classes:
Behavior:
Attendance:
Our instructors take attendance — for their own records only. Your child is responsible for arriving at class, either independently or with the help of their classroom paraprofessional.
Class Cancellations:
Lincoln After School Activities Program (LASAP) operates on afternoons when school is in session for a full day. LASAP will not run under these circumstances:
LASAP is coordinated by a group of parent volunteers. Please email the LASAP Team with any questions (WHLincolnAfterSchool@gmail.com)
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