Y Club Academy and No School Days

Y Club registration for the 2025-26 school year opens at 6 a.m. the following days depending on your school district.

• Tuesday, May 6: Ascension, Blue Valley, Leavenworth, Presentation, Spring Hill
• Wednesday, May 7: Bonner Springs, Lansing, Piper, Shawnee Mission, St. Ann, Tonganoxie, Turner
• Thursday, May 8: Crossroads, Holy Spirit, Lee's Summit, Platte County, University Academy

With a focus on academic support, learning, social growth, health and safety, Y Club Academy gives grade school students a supportive and fun environment to learn, develop interests and make friends before and after school.

Parents enjoy the convenience of a state licensed program in their child's school, affordable weekly fees, and peace of mind knowing that qualified, trained staff are there to provide a positive atmosphere.

Registration is open for upcoming No School Days. For those irregular days when school isn't in session, such as seasonal breaks, conference days and in-service days, the Y offers No School Days at locations throughout the area.

In our Y Club before and after school program, children in kindergarten through sixth grade enjoy and benefit from:

Homework Enrichment

Qualified and trained staff enhance and support school-day learning while providing youth with homework help.

Healthy Snacks and Physical Activity

Youth have the opportunity to enjoy healthy snack choices and 30 minutes of physical fitness daily.

Small and Large Group Activities

Youth make meaningful and intentional choices with hands-on activities focusing on arts and humanities, STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics), nutrition education and service learning.

Focus on Building Community

Team building activities and day-to-day interactions with peers and Y Club staff focus on building positive relationships and enhancing conflict resolution skills.

Youth Voice and lLeadership 

Youth are empowered through opportunities to provide input, from helping to develop daily activities and snack menus to leading activities with peers.

The curriculum focuses on:

• Family and Parent Engagement
• Global Learning and Inclusion
• 21st Century Skills
• Academic Enrichment
• Health and Wellness
• College and Career Readiness
• Service Learning
• Leadership Development
• Arts