After School Programs at SEA

offer families the flexibility of engaging and meaningful care for their children when the school day ends. With a variety of options from 3:25 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., many families take advantage of these programs and students are eager to spend additional time with classmates and friends.

Extended Day

During Extended Day, students enjoy a snack, work on homework, and spend time with friends. 
 
Extended Day staff members supervise the completion of homework and can provide some learning support. Students who have music instruction or formal tutoring outside of Extended Day are escorted to their lessons at the appropriate times and can return to Extended Day upon completion. Extended Day staff members make every attempt to take children outside to play every day. In the winter, students with boots, a warm jacket, and appropriate outdoor accessories can play outside unless it’s extremely cold, and they even enjoy playing in the snow with appropriate weatherproof gear. 
 
Extended Day is open to students in Preschool – 5th Grade and offers a daily and half-daily rate. 

2025-2026 Extended Day Prices

$25 - Full day rate
$18 - Half day rate
$2,800 - Annual rate (billed in $1,400 increments twice per year)*
*Full year program participants receive Early Bird access to SEA Explorers, Day@SEA childcare, and Summer@SEA camp registrations. 

SEA Explorers

SEA Explorers enrichment experiences extend learning and enhance the after school experience. SEA Explorer classes range from athletic instruction and cooking classes, to travelling programs from Pittsburgh institutions such as Phipps Conservatory and the Pittsburgh Zoo.  

Class schedules change seasonally, and prices vary based on the class. Following their SEA Explorers class, students can attend Extended Day for a half-day rate, if care is needed.    

Spring 2026 SEA Explorer Courses

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  • Monday Classes

    (FULL) Dino Days with Jennifer Losego
    Open to students in Preschool, PreK, Jr. K, and Kindergarten
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    Calling all paleontologists! Miss Lo is looking for friends who are excited to immerse themselves in learning about all things dinosaurs. In each session, students will read stories to learn the scientific names of dinosaurs, and special activities over the course of the class include going on a dinosaur egg hunt, creating fossils, and more!
     
     
    (FULL) Flag Football with Melissa Stiteler and Jacob Wolfrum
    Open to students in 1st - 4th Grades
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    In Flag Football, students will be learning how to play the game and develop a better understanding of the rules. Students will play in games as well as learn more about offense and defense with Mrs. Stiteler and Coach Wolfrum!
  • Tuesday Classes

    (FULL) Theater with Gemini Children's Theater
    Open to students in PreK, Jr. K, and Kindergarten
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    Through the use of theater games and improvisation activities, students will have the opportunity to try their hand at character development, dialect work, and thinking on their feet! This workshop will help students develop problem-solving strategies in a fun and creative atmosphere. For students with some theater background, this class will help develop skills in quick-thinking, improvisation, and working with a smaller group setting; however, no prior experience is required – this class is a great opportunity for those who have not been in a theater class in the past!
     
     
    Let's Speak Chinese with Asian Studies Center at Pitt
    Open to students in 1st-3rd Grades
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    Join the Asian Studies Center through the University of Pittsburgh in a mini language course on speaking Mandarin Chinese! This mini course taught by native speakers will focus on beginning conversation skills, recognizing basic tones, and cultural elements! No prior experience is required.
  • Wednesday Classes

    iSpy Nature with Rachel Wilson
    Open to students in Preschool, PreK, and Jr. K
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    Calling all little explorers! This class is open to students in Preschool through Jr. Kindergarten and will invite children to connect with nature through active play and creative expression. Your child will have opportunities to hunt for treasures, create with natural materials, and embark on imaginative adventures! Please ensure your child has outdoor appropriate clothing for each class.
     
     
    (FULL) Drawing-Ish Art Club with Julia Badway
    Open to students in Kindergarten & 1st Grade
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    Inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book Ish, this art club encourages students to enjoy the process, not just the product! Each week, students will learn a new directed drawing featuring animals, popular characters, or everyday objects, then transform their work using watercolor, chalk, crayons, and a variety of materials. We’ll focus on building a growth mindset and cultivating creativity as students add their own ideas and learn to be proud of the process. Enjoy a calm, encouraging space to relax, create, and end the school day.
     
     
    STEAM Innovators with Chyna Powell
    Open to students in 3rd & 4th Grades
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    STEAM Innovators is a high-energy, hands-on class where students design, build, code, and experiment like real engineers and scientists. Using a variety of STEM building tools, coding platforms, and creative materials students will tackle challenges, test ideas, and collaborate on exciting projects.
  • Thursday Classes

    Myths, Legends, & Fairytales with Maddie Alms
    Open to students in PreK, Jr. K, and Kindergarten
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    This class will explore all sorts of stories, from hidden myths and legends that have lasted the test of time to classic fairytale stories that we all know and love! This class is perfect for kids with a big imagination and sense of exploration! We will use these stories to travel around the world, learn about different cultures, explore different mythical creatures, and reflect on the lessons these stories teach us. We will craft, act, and imagine our ways to distant lands both real and pretend!
     
     
    (FULL) Create & Code with Chyna Powell
    Open to students in 1st & 2nd Grades
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    Students will be building, tinkering, and discovering through hands-on play and creative problem solving. Each week, children will build with engaging STEM toys, experiment with simple science ideas, explore coding concepts, and create colorful science-inspired art. This class encourages curiosity, collaboration, and imagination while helping young learners build confidence as inventors and thinkers.
     
     
    (FULL) Cheer with Emele Cammisa
    Open to students in 1st-4th Grades
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (10 sessions)
    Cost: $250
     
    Join Miss Cammisa to learn the basics of cheerleading! Students will learn motions, jumps, dances, and cheers. Students should wear sneakers, and pom poms will be provided.
  • Friday Classes

    Puppets with Laura Tessier
    Open to students in Preschool, PreK, Jr. K, and Kindergarten
    Start Date: 2/23/2026 (9 sessions)
    Cost: $225
     
    There are so many different kinds of puppets, and the number one rule is they all have to move! We will get to learn how so many of them are made and how they can be used to tell stories. Come make some puppets with us!

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