• The ECA Program will follow the ACS Calvert calendar.  On days when school is not in session, there will be no activities.

• All payments must be made at the beginning of the season. 

• Students must be picked up promptly from their activities.

• Supervision is not available before or after scheduled activity hours.

• If a student is absent for the school day due to illness, they are not allowed to participate in any scheduled activities that day.

• The ECA Program adheres to the Second Step Program that is used at ACS Calvert for class management and discipline issues.

• Instructors will refer any problem with students to the ACS Extracurricular Coordinator.

• Instructors receive SFA/CPR/AED training and are given instructions to follow in the case of an emergency.

• Instructors receive Child protection training.

Useful Resources

• • Are Extracurricular Activities important? -  Click here to learn more.  

  • Choosing Extra-Curricular Activities for Your Children - All parents want their children to be well-rounded, balanced individuals and extra-curricular activities give children the opportunity to develop their skills in various areas so children develop a number of interests and talents. Although multiple activities can encourage development of different types of skills such as artistic and athletic abilities but more than 2 or 3 activities in one period like a school term or throughout one season can be expensive and will lead to an exhausted child. Read more.