IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Open Enrollment for 2021/22 school year will start on Thursday, July 1 at 8:00 AM.

2021-2022 EDP Registration will be open to all interested families during Open Enrollment.   There is no Priority Enrollment and it will be on a first come first serve basis. 

SUMMER EDP

EDP will be closed Friday, June 18 through Friday, June 25.

Summer EDP will be open in conjunction with the Camp Cajon schedule at each school.   EDP will only be available to students attending Camp Cajon in-person.  Please check your Parent Square email for information on Camp Cajon. 

To attend EDP with Camp Cajon you must register for EDP here EDP Summer 2021 Registration.   

Once your application has been approved, you will receive an email notifying you of your EDP start date.  You must use a laptop or desktop computer to complete the registration.

Before you register for EDP, your child must be enrolled in your school’s in-person learning program.  We will not be able to accommodate children who selected 100% distance learning.

  Click Here to Register for 2020-2021

Parent Information & Program Policies

The mission of the Cajon Valley Union School District's Extended Day Program is to create an engaging, emotionally, and physically safe environment before and after school that promotes life-long learning, confidence, and communication in a validating, dependable, and structured environment.

In order to keep students engaged before and after school, they will enjoy a wide array of ultra-engaging, high energy, and super-fun activities in a structured camp like setting. Student's academic, social, emotional, behavioral, and physical skills are enhanced in a safe and caring environment.

The Extended Day Program is governed and regulated by the Cajon Valley Union School District, Special Education and Pupil Services Department.

Our Extended Day Program strives to create an emotionally and physically safe environment for all students, every day, when parents are working or attending school. The program includes a nutritious snack, homework support, and academic activities that link to the common core standards. Enrichment activities are an important part of the program and include fine arts, science, literature, physical activity, sports, crafts, and cooperative games.

Extended Day Programs are available at most Elementary and Middle school sites, with both fee based and subsidized programs available. Families approved for free or reduced lunch at subsidized sites may qualify for free or reduced rates. Alternative Payment Programs accepted.

The Extended Day Program also offers Winter/Spring/Summer Camps. Learn more about these exciting activities!

ASES sites: These sites currently have state funding which subsidizes the Extended Day Program offering  free rates with attendance requirements.   Anza, Chase, Johnson, W.D. Hall, Bostonia Language Academy, Lexington, Madison, Meridian (PM only), Naranca.

First priority shall go to pupils who are identified by the program as homeless youth, as defined by the federal Mckinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act (42 U.S.C. Sec. 11434a), at the time that they apply for enrollment or at any time during the school year, and to pupils who are identified by the program as being in foster care.  Second priority for enrollment will be given to students who can attend the full range of hours every day. Non-compliance with the attendance and late arrival policy may result in disenrollment from the program.

Non-ASES rate:  $174.00  bi- weekly and due prior to service dates, no attendance requirements.   Fees will be due on the first and 16th of each month.   Low income families may seek payment assistance through outside agencies such as www.childcaresandiego.com phone: 1-800-481-2151): Avocado, Blossom Valley, Crest, Flying Hills, Fuerte, Jamacha, Rancho San Diego, Rios, Vista Grande)