After School Programming

Quality arts programs that inspire and elevate.

Now open to 3rd Graders!

2024-2025 After school programs – Clark-fulton Campus

Rainey Institute at Clark-Fulton After School programming returns for the 2024-2025 school year starting this fall. Our programs for 3rd – 8th graders are mastery-based and taught by a passionate faculty committed to enriching students’ lives through art. Our after school programs at our Clark Fulton site include the following: Intergalactic Art, CineMusic, Art In Motion (Dance), and SCREENS (Acting). Please scroll down to see the details of each program and registration availability.

Frequently Asked Questions are included at the bottom of this page. If you still have questions after reading this section, please contact us at [email protected] or 216-353-9727.

Registration will be open July 30, 2024

Program Days: Monday – Thursday, 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Tuition: $25/week with a $25 non-refundable deposit applied towards the first month’s tuition.

Tuition is due by the 5th of each month.

Transportation will be provided from certain schools.
More details to be announced.

Program Start Date: Monday, September 10th, 2024

Snack & Tutoring Provided Daily

CineMusic

Students: 3rd – 8th Grades

In CineMusic, students learn to play various musical instruments while studying film scores and music production. Students learn general music concepts, history of film music, and composition. They will also collaborate with classmates and teachers to compose, perform, and record original scores! CineMusic is designed for 4th-8th grade students with an interest in learning music, working as a team, and engaging their imagination! Prior musical training is a plus, but is not required.

Art in Motion Dance

Students: 4th – 8th Grades

Art in Motion provides passionate, curious, and collaborative young dancers in Greater Cleveland with pre-professional dance education and the necessary tools to succeed artistically, professionally, and personally. Our vision is to uplift the value of dance, inspiring participants to view dance as an equal career and educational opportunity, while motivating dancers to learn and present their best selves.

INTERGALACTIC ARTS

Students: 3rd – 8th Grades

Intergalactic Art offers Visual Arts classes that nurture creativity and innovation by providing age-adaptable art projects and integrated art forms for youth in 4th to 8th grades.

Students engage in hands-on experiences in a fusion of visual art in 2D, 3D and digital art media, including Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Comic Character Design, and Digital Art (Graphic Design, Vinyl Cutting and Game Design). Students also learn to integrate their art experiences with diverse academic subjects and cultures, enabling them to hone self-expression, communication, teamwork, and problem solving skills through a variety of artistic approaches and sustained effort.

SCREENS Film Acting & Production

Students: 3rd – 8th Grades

SCREENS is an innovative acting and production program designed to inspire, cultivate, and catapult young performing artists into creative leadership! The program engages students in the arts of screen acting, singing, modeling, and cinematic storytelling. Students harness the power of modern screens — movie theater, cell phone, tablet, and television — to create a positive impact. This immersive learning experience is wide-ranging, educational, relevant and fun, focusing on the skillful mastery of the modern artistic canvas: the screen. Students also develop confidence, cultural consciousness, positive self-image, and social responsibility!

frequently asked questions

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What precautions is Rainey taking to keep children, staff & faculty, and families safe from coronavirus or other potential outbreaks?

The health and safety of our students, staff, and visitors will always be our first priority. Rainey Institute will continue to monitor and enact appropriate actions based on current guidelines from the Center for Disease Control and local/state medical recommendations. Guidelines may change without notice and information will be distributed via our website, broadcast email messages, and/or social media.

What grade does my child need to be in to attend your program?

Rainey’s After School Program @ Clark Fulton serves students in 3rd – 8th grades. We offer classes in four arts areas: Intergalactic Art, CineMusic, Art In Motion (Dance), and SCREENS (Acting). Our Hough site on the east side is inclusive of K – 8th grade students.

When does the program start?

The program begins on Tuesday, September 10, 2024 and runs through Friday, May 16th, 2025. The program runs Monday – Thursday from 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Students may still register after the start date, and tuition will be prorated accordingly.

What school calendar does Rainey follow?

Rainey Institute programming reaches students from multiple schools. We develop our own calendar but try to stay as close to the CMSD schedule as possible. Our calendar will be distributed in the parent portal on our website and provided at orientation.

Is Rainey transporting students to your program?

Rainey provides transportation from E Prep/V Prep Willard Breakthrough School to our program at the Pivot Center. We will be announcing transportation from additional schools soon. Families may sign up for transportation on our website during the registration process.

What time can I drop my child off if I am bringing them or another provider?

Students can be dropped off beginning at 2:30 pm.

How is after school tuition billed?

A $25 registration fee is due upon registration and applies towards the first month’s tuition. The $25 weekly tuition fee is billed on the 5th of each month. We offer tuition assistance. Please contact us at [email protected] for more information

What type of financial assistance does Rainey offer?

For questions or concerns about tuition assistance, please contact [email protected] and a staff member will assist you.

Will students still get a meal?

Rainey Institute collaborates with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to provide daily USDA-approved meals.

Will my child be able to do their homework?

Rainey allocates time for students to complete their homework between 2:30 pm and 3:30 pm. Our teachers rely on your children to inform them if they have homework and are never to go through a child’s backpack in search of agendas or homework. If your child needs more support or time for homework we ask that you reach out to Jessica Cancel, Arts Programming and Community Facilitator, to discuss a plan at [email protected]