Richard Rundle Elementary School

Richard Rundle Elementary School runs an after school program for K-5 students, roughly ages 5 to 11, at 425 N Christy Ln in Las Vegas, 89110. The program operates during the school year rather than year-round, and includes tutoring alongside club offerings: an after school academy, chess club, art club, cooking club, robotics club, garden club, and sports clubs.

Because the program runs on school grounds, it uses existing facilities, classrooms, the library, and the playground, rather than a separate dedicated space. That setup means kids stay in a familiar environment right after their regular school day ends, which can simplify pickup logistics for parents already dropping off and picking up at the same campus.

Listed hours are 8:15 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., which reflects the general school day rather than a specific after-school block, so families should confirm directly with the school what time the after school program itself starts and ends, since that detail is not broken out separately in this listing.

The school is marked special needs friendly, with accommodations listed for inclusive programs, special education support, and learning disability support, which extends beyond the regular classroom day into how the after school offerings are run.

With seven different clubs spanning academics, tutoring and the academy, arts, art club, STEM, robotics club, life skills, cooking club and garden club, and sports, the after school lineup gives kids a range of interests to choose from rather than a single fixed activity.

Call (702) 799-7380 for enrollment details and specific after school program times, or visit richardrundleelementary.com. No pricing or scholarship information is listed for this program.

Because it runs on a school-year calendar rather than continuing through summer, families should plan for a gap in this specific after school program once the school year ends, and ask the school what options, if any, exist during summer break. The mix of academic and hands-on clubs, from robotics to gardening to cooking, gives kids exposure to several different types of activity within a single after-school block rather than requiring separate enrollment at multiple outside programs.