Afterschool Program
Welcome to the After School Program at California Crosspoint Academy. The purpose of our program is to provide a supervised place after school for all K-8th grade students.
In the After School Program, students can quietly work on assignments, ask for help, or read. Although we are not a tutoring center, we will check their work, review their homework assignments, and offer help as needed. We will advise students to prioritize their work. We will encourage them to complete all their assignments.
We also offer enrichment and music to provide your child opportunities to explore new areas and build skills doing things they already love.
Contact
Afterschool Supervision Program
For Afterschool Supervision please email Mrs. Emily Ma at: EmilyMa@crosspointacademy.org
Afterschool Music Program
For Elementary String Orchestra please contact Mrs. Christine Yip at ChristineYip@crosspointacademy.org
For Elementary Choir please contact Mrs. Rachel Kawilarang at RachelKawilarang@crosspointacademy.org
For Middle School Guitar please contact Mr. Reneir Paz Viray at ReneirViray@crosspointacademy.org
Registration is CURRENTLY OPEN
AFTER SCHOOL SUPERVISION PROGRAM
After School Expectations
- School Rules: All standard school rules remain in effect until students are picked up by a parent or guardian.
- Arrival: Students must report to their designated after school room within 15 minutes of class dismissal. If a student is participating in a sport, classroom activity, lesson, or tutoring session, the supervising staff member for that activity is responsible for the student until parent pickup.
- Snacks & Breaks: Students may eat snacks during break time. All K–8th grade students will have a 20–25 minute outdoor break around 4:30 PM (weather permitting). Break times may be staggered by grade level.
- Restrooms: Restroom access is permitted one student at a time.
- Activities: Students are expected to work quietly on assignments, read a book, or play approved games with classmates.
- Dismissal Prep: Students must push in their chairs and clean their study area before being dismissed.
Electronic Devices Students are permitted to use electronic devices during After School hours strictly for educational purposes, including: Achieve 3000, ST Math, Reading, Specific homework assignments requiring the use of a computer or device
Emergency Forms
Emergency forms are kept on file in the main school office.
Pickup Procedures
- Pickup Window: Student pickup is located at the front desk between 3:45 PM and 6:00 PM. Front desk staff will call or radio to have your child pack up and meet you at the front.
- Sign-Out: Please remember to sign your child out at the front desk.
- Authorized Individuals: Only designated adults or authorized high school siblings are permitted to pick up K–8th grade students.
- Required Form: Please complete this Authorization for Pickup form and return to the front desk.
- Pickup Authorization Form
Late Pickup Policy: Afterschool supervision is available until 6:00 PM.
- Late Fees: Pickups after 6:00 PM will incur a late fee of $30 per half hour (billed in 30-minute increments).
- Planning Ahead: If you know you will be late, please make arrangements for another designated adult to pick up your child.
- Unforeseen Delays: If traffic or an emergency delays your arrival, please inform the school office as soon as it is safe to do so so that late pickup arrangements can be made.
Health & Safety Program areas are sanitized on a regular basis, and students are expected to adhere to all standard school safety precautions and procedures.
Program Cost & Billing
- Monthly Rate: $206 per child per month.
- Drop-In Rate: $26 per day for daily use, billed as used.
- Coverage: Fees cover the cost of supervision only. Additional activities are billed separately.
- Prorating: Program fees are non-prorated.
- Late Pickup Fee: A late fee of $30 is billed in 30-minute increments after 6:00 PM.
Enrichment Activities: Enrichment activities are billed separately based on enrollment. Please visit the After School website for class dates, times, and detailed descriptions.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, please email Mrs. Emily Ma via email emilyma@crosspointacademy.org
** Please complete a separate form for each child. **
Afterschool Math Program
We are currently offering THREE math programs.
1) Math Olympiad (Interest Survey Form) for grades 4-8
2) Abacus Mental Math for grades K-3
3) Descartes Learning Club for grades K-8
Read the course description and use the registration links below to sign up.
Course Title: Math Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools(MOEMS) (Grades 4-8)
Course Objectives: CCA is participating in Mathematical Olympiad for Elementary and Middle School (MOEMS) this year. MOEMS is designed to foster a love for math and improve problem-solving skills. It offers challenging problems beyond the typical classroom curriculum, encouraging analytical and creative thinking, teamwork, and resilience while building confidence. Through engaging and stimulating exercises, MOEMS promotes both mathematical growth and personal development. MOEMS contest is team based, with each team consisting of up to 35 students. The team score will be the sum of the top 10 individual scores for each team. The competition includes five monthly contests, beginning in November and running through March of the following year. Each contest will feature five questions, which must be completed within a 30-minute timeframe. [The minimum requirement for each divisional team is 10 students or our team would be forfeited]
There are two divisions: (Grades 4-6) Division E, and (Grades 6-8) Division M. The competition is structured so that all levels of ability can participate, making it inclusive for all students, regardless of advanced or beginning to explore math in a deeper way. This program also fosters students to challenge themselves, enjoy the process of learning, and interact with like-minded peers.
Math Olympiad (Interest Survey Form)
Course Title: Abacus and Mental Math Class (Grades K-3)
Course Objectives: This course aims to help beginning students improve and strengthen their mental computational skills. With the help of an ancient calculating tool, students will learn to visualize and manipulate numbers effectively and become proficient in place value. Through repetitive practice, students will be able to enhance their ability to concentrate and foster their spatial awareness and visual memory.
REGISTER FOR ABACUS/MENTAL MATH
Course Title: Descartes Learning Club (DLC) (Grades K-8)
Course Objective: DLC is a premium math and logic enrichment program offered in a small-group, rigorous and high engagement setting. The program is open to elementary and middle school students, with groups being made according to student placement level. DLC offers free math assessment to determine level. Sign up closes August 19th, 2026.
String Orchestra (1st-5th Grade)
Choir (K-5th Grade)
Guitar (6th-8th Grade)
REGISTER HERE –
CCA Elementary After School Music 2026-2027 (Strings & Choirs)
CCA MS After School Music 2026-2027 (Guitar)
(Registration forms will open during orientations)
CLASSES:
Beginning Strings I requires no previous musical experience. Class size limited to 8.
Beginning Strings II requires at least one year of group lessons experience or for returning Beginning Strings I students. Class size is limited to 8.
Intermediate Strings requires at least one year of private lessons experience (auditions will be scheduled with students to confirm placement) or for returning Beginning Strings II students.
Choirs allow students to develop vocal skills in a positive environment through singing techniques and choral repertoire. Singing will be the main focus, but students may have the opportunity to play some instruments, as well.
Guitar requires little to no prior experience. Students will learn how to read chord diagrams, develop strumming technique, and play songs in a group setting. The goal is to build confidence and inspire students to use their musical skills in future settings. Students must bring their own acoustic guitar.
PERFORMANCES:
Christmas Concert: December 11, 2026
Spring Concert: May 14, 2027
Additional performance 1-2 each semester
DRESS CODE FOR PERFORMANCES:
Gentlemen: Black collared shirt, black dress pants, black socks, black dress shoes. A red bow tie will be purchased by CCA for all new students.
Ladies: Black dress top, black dress pants or ankle-length skirt, black tights, closed-toe black dress shoes.
FEES:
Beginning Strings 1B & Guitar: $85 per month, billed to students’ school accounts in 8 installments.
All other Strings & Choirs: $90 per month, billed to students’ school accounts in 8 installments.
Materials Fee: Strings $55; Choir $50; Guitar: $40
A drop fee of $30 applies after September 30, 2026.
Fees are not prorated.
MORE:
- Last Day to Register: Monday, August 31, 2026
- Classes begin the week of September 8, 2026. No class on Labor Day.
- Class offerings & schedule subject to change.
- Registration on a first-come basis.
- Students must commit one year to the program. No new students will be accepted in Semester 2.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Orchestra: contact Mrs. Christine Yip at ChristineYip@crosspointacademy.org
Choir: contact Mrs. Rachel Kawilarang at RachelKawilarang@crosspointacademy.org
Guitar: contact Mr. Renier Paz-Viray at ReneirViray@crosspointacademy.org
FIRST LEGO LEAGUE
FIRST LEGO League (FLL) inspires students to explore STEM through fun, hands-on challenges. Students design, build, and program LEGO robots while strengthening teamwork, creativity, problem-solving, and engineering skills as they prepare for exciting team-based competitions.
Parents: Please fill out the form below, and you’ll receive more information from Mr. Earl Chen.
Interest Form:
https://forms.office.com/r/rfDKqC3geU
CHESS CLASS (Grades 1-5)
Register Here:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/5jkuZeBQWf?origin=lprLink
Program objectives: This chess course is designed to introduce students to the basics of chess while helping them develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Through weekly classes, students will have the opportunity to improve their abilities and learn various tactics and strategies. By the end of the course, students will be able to play chess confidently, while also enhancing their analytical thinking and decision-making skills in the process.
No prior chess experience is needed — just curiosity and an interest in learning the game! All boards and materials are provided.
Target Audience: 1st – 5th grade students
Course Schedule: Thursday, 3:30–4:30PM, from September 10, 2026 to December 3, 2026 (no classes on 10/22, 11/26). Total of 11 sessions.
Program Fee: $165 (includes a child provided with their own chess board)
LEGO BUILDER CLUB (2-5 Grade)
Register here:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/ZF2KCacNA7?origin=lprLink
Program Objectives: In LEGO Builders Club, students will step into the exciting world of LEGO SPIKE robotics, where building, coding, and creativity come together. Through hands-on activities, they’ll learn how to design and build robots, program them to complete fun and challenging tasks, and solve real-world style problems — all while working together in small, supportive teams. Students will experiment with gears, sensors, and moving parts, learning not just how things work, but how to make them work better. Along the way, they’ll strengthen important skills in creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork in a fun, engaging setting.
No prior experience is needed — just curiosity and a love for building! All materials are provided. While we won’t be competing this year, the club gives students the freedom to experiment, explore, and bring their ideas to life in a fun and supportive environment.
Course instructor: Mr. Reneir Viray
Target Audience: 2nd – 5th grade students
We require a minimum of six students to run the class. If registration falls below six, the class may be canceled.
Course Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30–4:30 PM, from September 8, 2026 to December 3, 2026 (no classes on 10/22 and 11/26 ). Total of 24 sessions.
Program Fee: $480 (includes all materials)