Who We Are

We are a comprehensive after-school program serving kids with the greatest needs and fewest resources. Founded in 2002 by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, After-School All-Stars, Los Angeles (ASAS-LA) is the premier K-12 program for schools throughout Los Angeles County and the Lucerne Valley. We partner with numerous national and local organizations to provide high-quality free programs to the students we serve.

Our Mission

The mission of ASAS-LA is to educate, enlighten and inspire youth to succeed in school and in life.

Our Vision

All-Stars will be empowered to reach their full potential.

ABOUT US

After-School All-Stars, Los Angeles (ASAS-LA) is a premiere school-based expanded learning program provider, serving students with the greatest needs and fewest resources throughout Los Angeles County and Lucerne Valley. ASAS-LA operates in 71 (K-12) public and charter school locations as an independent 501(c3), offering its programs to more than 25,000 students per year. Participating schools include 32 middle schools, 20 high schools, 16 elementary schools and 2 K-12 Schools.

About Us / Programs

We are a comprehensive after-school program serving kids with the greatest needs and fewest resources. Founded in 2002 by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, After-School All-Stars, Los Angeles (ASAS-LA) is the premier K-12 program for schools throughout Los Angeles County and the Lucerne Valley. We partner with numerous national and local organizations to provide high-quality free programs to the students we serve.

93% of California parents are satisfied with their child’s afterschool program.

Afterschool programs support working families

California parents agree
that afterschool programs are:

Helping working parents keep their jobs (84%)

Providing working parent peace of mind knowing that their children are safe (84%)

ASAS-LA School Site

Statistics

71

K-12 Schools

25,000

Students Annually

6,500

Students Daily

87%

Qualify For Free And Reduced-Cost Meals

98%

Youth Of Color

93%

of each $1 raised goes to our student–centered programming

Our Four Pillars

ASAS-LA takes a holistic approach to extended-day learning and structures our programs around Four Pillars

Academics & Homework Support

Provides students with assistance in their academic work from homework to class projects, particularly in core subjects such as math and English, and supplements the overall curriculum of their regular school day through enhanced complimentary learning.

Health, Fitness & Nutrition

Focuses on a diverse array of structured activities relating to physical and nutritional health that teach students the importance of having well balanced diets, daily exercise and play, healthy living, leadership, and community service.

Visual & Performing Arts

Provides students with unique and experiential opportunities to explore multiple aspects of the arts, to develop and enhance their visual and performance talents through activities like dance and painting, and to build their social, creative, and emotional skills.

Youth Leadership & Community Service Learning

Educates students on the practical definition of leadership, its roles and applications, and the process of identifying and electing leaders for the betterment of schools and communities, and meeting real needs of their peers, families and neighborhoods.

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One Person Can Make A Huge Difference!

We help students identify their individual passions early on in their academic careers and fuel their interests with enriching and complementary after-school programs. By giving kids a safe and healthy environment to explore and play, we increase their likelihood to graduate high school, go on to college, find fulfilling careers, and give back to their communities.

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🚨Afterschool programs across the country are at risk.
The proposed FY 2027 federal budget would eliminate funding for 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC), which currently supports nearly 10,000 programs serving 1.4 million children and families.
The plan would replace it with a smaller $2B block grant, cutting access and resources for community programs. This decision is not final, Congress will determine the outcome.
Use your voice! Contact your representatives at 3to6.co/congress and demand protection for the programs kids rely on every day.
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