2023 Before and Afterschool Qualifications

To apply, contact your child's school or contact the Extended Learning Programs office at (931) 528-1847. 

Students aged 5-18 who are currently enrolled in the Putnam County School System may register for the program. First priority will be given to those students who are considered at-risk and in need of academic support. Classes will be filled on a first-come need basis; waiting lists will be created as classes are filled.

Students enrolled in the program are requested to attend a minimum of 3 days/week due to grant attendance requirements.

Locations

Algood Elementary School (K-4)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Jill WIlliams
Phone: 931-303-0362

Algood Middle School (5-8)*
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Amber Campbell
Phone 931-537-6141

Avery Trace Middle School (5-8)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Carolina Jerome
Phone: 931-520-2200

Baxter Primary (PK-1)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Brandy Malone
Phone: 931-858-3110

Burks Elementary School (4-8)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Diana Cook
Phone: 931-839-7641

Cane Creek Elementary (K-4)
Site Coordinator: Ms. Angela Storie
Phone: 931-520-1173

Capshaw Elementary (K-4)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Ashley Williams
Phone: 931-526-2414

Cornerstone Elementary (2-4)
Site Coordinator: Ms. Janie Norrod
Phone: 931-858-9190

Jere Whitson Elementary (K-4)
Site Coordinator: Mr. Craig Swineford
Phone: 931-526-6575

Northeast Elementary (K-4)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Sara Harvick
Phone: 931-526-2978

Park View Elementary (K-4)
Site Coordinator: Ms. Kathy Koughan
Phone: 931-526-2516

Prescott South Middle School (5-8)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Stefanie Thrasher
Phone: 931-528-3647

Prescott South Elementary School (K-4)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Nichole Beaty
Phone: 931-526-2275

Sycamore Elementary School (K-4)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Deborah Robbins
Phone: 931-526-9322

Upperman Middle School (5-8)
Site Coordinator: Mrs. Leslie Herron
Phone: 931-858-6601

Locations updated August 9, 2023

Classes are designed to meet the unique needs of students based on demographics, ages, test scores and special interests.

Sample Classes:

• Tutorial & Academic Assistance - provides additional support to students in understanding math, reading/Language Arts, science, social studies, English, biology, chemistry and using technology
• Extended library hours - provides access to library resources beyond the regular school program including literature, computers, and Accelerated Reader
• Jump Rope, Walking, and Karate Clubs help students develop better health and fitness habits
• Instrumental & Vocal music - Violin/Cello, guitar, piano, hand chimes, dulcimers, and choral classes allow students the opportunity to learn how to read music, play an instrument, sing in harmony, and present concerts to parents and peers
• Multimedia Broadcasting provide students with a "new " platform for learning by writing scripts and producing school news videos weekly morning announcements
• Computer technologies are available for students to access the Internet to conduct research, reinforce core academic skills, and explore scholarship options
• Inspector Gadget encourages middle school students to explore the latest gadgets and software programs integrating STEM technologies with reading and language
• Myth Busters challenges middle school students the opportunity to put the most famous myths on trial and checking out the scientific principles behind them
• LEGO robots unleash students' imagination to construct and program robots to follow simple commands using math, science and problem-solving techniques
• Shape Up challenges students to incorporate health and fitness into their daily lives
• Art - allows students to explore untapped talents through classes in painting, pottery-making, drawing and design, weaving, knitting, jewelry-making, scrapbooking, and visual artistic design