Why Cultural Programs Work So Well in After-School: A Look at “Passport to Japan”
One of the challenges schools face with enrichment programming is finding activities that are both engaging for students and manageable for staff to run consistently over time. Cultural immersion programs solve both problems well. They give students something new to explore each week, while naturally blending art, history, food, and storytelling into a single theme.
Read MoreWhy Kayaking Is More Than Just a Field Trip
Confidence grows quickly when students realize they can navigate new environments.
Read MoreExperiential Learning That Builds Confidence, Connection, and Capability
Arc’s Adventure Series is designed to give students something they don’t always get during the traditional school day: structured challenge in real-world environments.
Read MoreHow to Fund Outdoor Education with Expanded Learning Grants
Practical guidance for aligning experiential programs with 21CCLC and ELOP funding Outdoor education and adventure programming are gaining renewed interest across California — and for good reason. Schools are looking for ways to strengthen engagement, support social-emotional development, and provide meaningful, hands-on learning experiences beyond the classroom. One of the most common questions we hear…
Read MoreNot Every Child Knows How to Ride a Bike. How Arc Bridges That Gap.
Learn to Bike is one of Arc’s most transformative programs. It restores something simple and powerful: the ability to propel yourself forward on your own.
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