November 2023

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Withdrawal Process

To voluntarily withdraw your child from the 3rd Base Program you must submit a written notice at least two weeks in advance of the last day of service. Failure to provide a two week written notice will result in the full amount of tuition being due. In the event that the tuition has been paid in full and proper notification is received, a partial refund will be issued.

Tuition & Payments

After-School Tuition Explanation

For the convenience of our families we utilize a stable monthly tuition rate to assist with budgeting. Once the tuition rate is established for the school year the amount is broken down into 10 equal payments. This allows the tuition to not fluctuate between months and enables our families to spread the cost of the tuition evenly throughout the school year. At this time we do not offer a daily or weekly tuition rate. 

If you have any questions regarding the tuition structure please contact the 3rd Base Program office.

Program Information

The 3rd Base Program After-School Experience (pg. 15 of the Parent Handbook)

The 3rd Base Program has many components to keep your child engaged during after-school time. The curriculum used during program time is developed and implemented by the Licensed Site Supervisors in collaboration with the 3rd Base Programming Specialist. The goal of the curriculum is to focus on the educational, emotional, and physical needs of all children in an after-school setting. While each campus is unique, you can expect to see the following at each:

Special Session expanded to include school finance, following announced deal on vouchers (En Español)

By Paul Stinson

This special legislative session ends Tuesday. So, three Texas education bills are in limbo.

On Tuesday of last week, Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that he had reached an agreement with the House on school choice. As a result, he expanded the Special Session to include school finance, teacher pay raises, school safety and Special Education. But, the deal fell through.

"Powwows, Jingle Dresses and what it means to be Native American."

Join us this month as we learn about the rich cultures and heritage of the Native American Community as Austin ISD celebrates Native American Heritage Month.

 

Have you heard about the “The Austin Powwow”?

It’s a unique Austin experience that happens each November that offers a look into the cultures and heritage of our region’s Native American people.