Kirk Adams Elementary School

Kirk Adams Elementary School runs after-school programs in Las Vegas for K-5 students, with the listing setting the age range at 5 to 11. The school is at 580 Fogg St, zip 89110, and the campus includes classrooms, a playground, a library, and sports fields that support the after-school offerings.

Programs listed cover academic tutoring, STEM clubs, robotics, coding, science experiments, art classes, music classes, sports, fitness, and homework help. That is a broad lineup for a single after-school block, giving a family with a first grader and a family with a fifth grader different entry points depending on whether the priority is academic catch-up, a creative outlet, or physical activity.

The school also lists itself as special needs friendly, with accommodations that include special education support, learning disability support, gifted and accelerated programs, emotional and behavioral support, and autism-friendly recreation. That range covers both students who need extra support and students who need more advanced material, which is worth knowing for a family weighing whether the after-school program fits a child's IEP or 504 plan.

Weekday hours run 7:30 AM to 4 PM Monday through Friday, which covers a normal school day plus an after-school stretch. The listing marks the operating season as school year, meaning the after-school program follows the district calendar rather than running through summer break. Language support is available in English and Spanish. The listing does not include price, price range, or scholarship information, so families should confirm cost directly with the school, since public elementary after-school programs sometimes carry a fee and sometimes do not.

For enrollment questions, current program offerings, or to confirm whether a specific club like robotics or coding meets on a set day, call (702) 799-8800 or visit the school's website. Because the program runs on the school year calendar, it is worth asking early in the fall about enrollment deadlines and any waitlist for popular clubs like STEM or robotics.