Apr 04
Early Childhood Education
Marin YMCA Afterschool Program
Keeping youth active and engaged during out-of-school time.

Our YMCA afterschool program fosters each child’s cognitive, social-emotional, and physical development through opportunities and experiences that focus on achievement, relationships, and belonging.
As an organization committed to positive youth development, our afterschool programs support your child’s academic success and promote healthy physical, emotional, and social development.
The program’s curriculum is designed to expose youth to a wide variety of activities, improve critical thinking skills, develop leadership, build character and confidence, and to improve overall health and wellness.
Activities include: homework help, play, nutrition and cooking classes, arts, academic enrichments, and more!

The YMCA Afterschool Program at Albert J. Boro Community Center supports youth from local San Rafael City Schools.
This site is identified as an Expanded Learning Opportunities Program, also known as ELO-P.
You must meet program requirements to register your student for this afterschool program location.
Please see below for program details.
Entering Transitional Kindergarten-5th grades.
School year: 08/20/2025 through 06/11/2026.
Monday through Friday, 5 days a week. Hours are from the end of the school day until 6:00 pm.
An ELO-P Program Site, families must qualify in order to enroll.
At Marin YMCA’s afterschool programs, we are excited to partner with you and your student during the out-of-school time. Our goals for students are to provide a safe environment where youth can learn new skills, explore new experiences, and feel a sense of belonging. Under the guidance and supervision of YMCA youth development-trained staff, students will feel encouraged and empowered to be their authentic selves, belong to a supportive and inclusive community, and become the best version of themselves.
Our programs operate Monday through Friday during the school year and are closed on major holidays. During the school-year holidays, we offer school-year/one-day camps as well as summer camps. Please click below to learn more about our camp offerings.
The afterschool program at Albert J. Boro Community Center is an ELO-P site.
To register, families must apply using this Google form, and a district/YMCA staff member will confirm your student’s enrollment. Please submit/complete one form for each child individually. Do not submit one form for multiple children.
Completion of this form does not guarantee a spot in the YMCA afterschool program at Albert J. Boro Community Center.
A member of the Expanded Learning Team from San Rafael City Schools (SRCS) or the YMCA will contact you to advise.
ELO-P eligibility includes students who are: English Language Learners, Eligible for Free/Reduced Meal Program, Foster Youth, Homeless.
The site coordinator will work with the school district to determine eligibility and review capacity. You will be contacted once you have been accepted into the program.
If you have any questions, please contact the program site coordinator.
Anahi Sanchez, Site Coordinator
YMCA staff will release children only to an approved parent or guardian who arrives for pickup. Any other individual picking up your child must appear on your authorized pick-up list.
You and any additional authorized adult picking up your student must present a photo ID. Parents/Guardians must sign their child out daily. Staff will not release any child into the custody of an individual not approved by the registering parent or guardian.
We take your child(ren)’s safety very seriously and want to provide a safe environment for all. Please be sure to list everyone authorized to pick up your child(ren) on the release form during your registration process, including yourself.
In the event that authorized individuals cannot pick up the child, the parent must call the Site Coordinator to advise the site of who will pick up the child(ren).
The YMCA charges a $5 late fee per minute if you do not pick up your student by closing time. Financial assistance and third-party agencies do not cover this fee. After 30 minutes, we will contact the individuals on your emergency contact list. If we cannot reach anyone, we must notify the local police and CPS. Furthermore, the YMCA reserves the right to terminate care if you pick up your child late more than five times.
Your program site coordinator will provide a detailed Welcome Packet.
YMCA of Greater San Francisco Staff are certified in CPR and First Aid. We conduct background checks and recruit passionate youth development leaders who seek to make a positive, lasting impression on youth.

As an organization with over 170 years of experience, the Marin YMCA, a branch of the YMCA of Greater San Francisco, has been a trusted supporter of youth for decades. Daily, we serve thousands of youth across the San Francisco Bay Area through out-of-school programs, youth sports, summer camps, aquatics, and so much more.

Our ELO-P Afterschool Program meets California Education Quality Standards and aligns with the CA ELO-P Program Plan. We work with local school districts to ensure a smooth transition from the school day to the afterschool setting.
If you have questions regarding the afterschool program at Albert J.Boro Community Center, please contact Anahi Sanchez, Site Coordinator, at [email protected] or by calling (415) 408-1094.
Contact Member Services at [email protected]. Please include your area of interest and your current Y branch (if applicable) in the subject line of your email. Or call (415) 772-5500, Monday-Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.
After you submit the form, a team member will reach out to you with your application status. Due to program criteria, families must meet enrollment requirements prior to completing their child’s registration.
ELO-P stands for Expanded Learning Opportunity – Program. It is a California initiative to support students entering Transitional Kindergarten through 6th grade with educational enrichment through programs such as before- and after-school programs and summer camp.
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