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OASIS Afterschool Program

What is OASIS?

OASIS stands for Opportunities and Supports in School. OASIS offers programming after school and over the summer.

This programming includes a variety of engaging activities aimed to provide a safe place for students to get help with their schoolwork, participate in engaging activities with their peers, and have an opportunity to try new experiences. Most of our programs are led by our school-day teachers or other professionals in their respective industry.

OASIS is free and open to all students in the Boquet Valley Central School District. To participate, caregivers must register their students. You can that do by finding the form on this page to register for the approrp

If you have any questions about the registration process or need a printed form mailed to you, contact Marcail Miller at [email protected] or 518-873-6371 ext. 2405.

Program Description

During the school year:
  • Mountain View Campus
    • Monday through Thursday
    • 2:45 to 4:45 p.m.
  • Lake View Campus
    • Monday through Thursday
    • 3:10 to 5:10 p.m.

Summer:

  • Monday through Friday
  • 9 a.m. to noon
 
Each day, students enjoy a nutritious snack and choose from a variety of activity options offered by faculty, school staff, and our outside partners including academic help and various enrichment activities. Activities are planned to help improve academic performance, improve social emotional competencies, and help Boquet Valley students make successful transitions from high school to careers or higher education.
 
We partner with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Essex County, College for Every Student, Building Resilience in Essex Families (B.R.I.E.F), and other community organizations to provide engaging activities for our students.

Sign up for Session 5

New activities start Feb. 10

OASIS Session 5 runs Feb. 10 through March 20. Please sign up for Session 5 activities by filling out and returning the form under the appropriate school.

Students must commit to a single activity for each day of the week. They will not be able to switch back and forth between programs on the same days of the week.

OASIS Program Handbook 2024-25

Lake View Campus OASIS Program:
2024-25 OASIS After School Registration Form for LVC
Use this form to register for both OASIS and ACAP. If  you want your child to only participate in OASIS programming, please note that on page 4.

Mountain View Campus OASIS Program:
2024-25 OASIS After School Registration Form for MVC

Contact

Program Director Marcail Miller

[email protected]

518-873-6371 ext. 2405

Session 5 Options – Lake View Campus

Feb. 10 through March 20, 2025

Sign up for activities by filling out this form and returning it to Marcail.

Mondays: Drama
*This is for grades 3-5 only.*
Join Mrs. George for a continuation of Monday drama meetings! 

Mondays: Lego Stop Motion 
*This is for grades 4-5 only.*
Students will work in groups of 2-4 for the duration of the program. This program will cover an intro into stop motion and brainstorming, creating a storyboard, creation of setting a background, film production and editing. This group is welcoming of all levels. There is a max of 10 students 

Tuesdays: Free Swim
*This is for grades 3-5.*
Students will go to Moriah Central School to continue working and building their swimming skills. This is for students who are already proficient swimmers and can pass a swim test (including swimming width/length of pool, comfortable in water, etc). This program requires a permission slip. 

Tuesdays: Outdoor Adventure with Champlain Area Trail System
*This is for grades 3-5 only.*
The Outdoor Adventure program invites kids to explore the beauty of nature through a variety of engaging activities with Champlain Area Trails. Participants will have the opportunity to snowshoe across the Champlain Valley, discover exciting trails, and enjoy fun outdoor games. Kids will learn essential outdoor skills, hike some of the CATS trails, and play in winter conditions. This program includes two days of going off site which requires a permission slip. 

Wednesdays: Animal Science
*Grades 3-5 only.* 
This program explores various aspects of animal science through hands-on activities and engaging lessons. Week one focuses on livestock animals, followed by a continuation in week two. Participants also dive into biological oceanography with a squid dissection, study North American bears through anatomy lessons and a bear mask activity, and explore paleontology with a fossil dig experience.

Thursdays: Pottery
*This is for grades 3-5 only.*
Join Mr. Caldwell to work on learning more about pottery or to continue developing your potter skills. Max of 8 students.

Thursdays: Ice Skating
*This is for grades 3-5 only.*
Are you ready to feel the brisk fresh air in your face as you sharpen your ice skating skills? Bring your skates and join Mrs. Meachem Hughes on Thursdays! We are going to utilize the Ballard Park ice skating rink. Not sure where to store your skates? You can bring your skates to her room before school starts. If you would like to leave them in her room for the duration of the session, you are welcome to do that as well. Fingers crossed that the weather will hold out for the duration of the session. There will be an 8 student limit as this activity is off campus. This program requires a permission slip.

Session 5 Options – Mountain View Campus

Feb. 10 through March 20, 2025

Sign up for activities by filling out this form and returning it to Marcail.

Mondays: Basketball Basics with Brugger
Join Mrs. Brugger to learn some basic basketball skills! You don’t have to have any experience, just a positive attitude and willingness to learn. Depending on the group, it may involve some other sports like indoor soccer, pickleball, tennis, etc! 

Mondays: Archery
Join Mrs. Larkin to learn all things archery! Spend time target practicing and getting pointers on how to aim even better than before! 

Tuesdays: North Country SPCA Community Service Days
This program offers students the chance to volunteer at a local animal shelter, where they’ll assist with tasks like walking dogs, cleaning enclosures, and supporting adoption events. The program teaches responsibility, teamwork, and empathy while giving students a hands-on opportunity to make a positive impact on animals in need. Participants will develop valuable skills and enjoy the rewarding experience of giving back to their community.

Tuesdays: Baking Club
Join Essex County Preventive Team Member Mrs. Boyea to make some yummy foods! There are a max of 6 students, so sign up quickly as there is a lot of interest. This program runs the following dates: 3/4, 3/11, and 3/18. 

Wednesdays: Mural Club
Join the Mural Club for grades 6-12! Led by Mrs. Larkin, students will collaborate to design and paint vibrant murals on the school walls, showcasing creativity and school spirit. No prior experience needed—just a love for art and teamwork!

Thursdays: Free Swim
Students will go to Moriah Central School to continue working and building their swimming skills. This is for students who are already proficient swimmers and can pass a swim test (including swimming width/length of pool, comfortable in water, etc). 

Thursdays: Middle School Math Club
Mrs. Reynolds is offering a time for middle school students to work on their math homework! This program is just for an hour and focused on middle school math work. You will be able to work on other homework as well but she will work one-on-one with students who want to focus on math. 

 

Please note academic offerings occur everyday for the first 45 minutes – hour of programming. Please indicate if your student wants to participate in only academic enrichment in the notes section; otherwise, they will be doing it before any of the above programs they select.