KIDCO and School's Out

Programming is available for ages 5-11 (must be currently enrolled in kindergarten) from the time of dismissal until 6 p.m. on all in-person learning days (excluding City holidays).

• *Archer Center
• Blenman Elementary
• Bloom Elementar
• Bonillas Elementary 
• Borton Elementary
• Booth Fickett (also serving Sycamore and Marshall Elementary)
• Carillo Elementary
• *Cherry Center (serving SUSD schools)
• Davidson Elementary
• Ford Elementary
• Grijalva Elementary 
• Holladay Elementary 
• Miles Elementary
• *Oury Center (serving Davis, Manzo, and Rio Vista Schools)
• Peter Howell Elementary 
• *Randolph Center 
• *Santa Rosa Center (serving Drachman Montessori and Carrillo Elementary)
• St. Joseph's Elementary 
• Steele Elementary 

*Transportation must be coordinated to get your child to the recreation center for after school care.

Programming is available for ages 5-11 years old (must have completed kindergarten) in June and July, Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. 

Who: Ages 5-11 (must have completed kindergarten) 
Dates: Check back in April 2027
Days/Time: Monday-Friday - 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. 
Cost: $200/city-resident or $300/non-city resident for a four-week session 
Locations: Varies

The Discount Program is available to city residents who qualify. Any discounts must be applied before registration. 

Fall/Winter/Spring Breaks

School's Out Camps are offered at multiple sites throughout Tucson for children ages 5-11, or In-Betweeners Club for ages 12-14 during school breaks. The program at the William M. Clements Center will run during the Vail School District's breaks. Camp hours are 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Activities include games, sports, social interaction, dance, art projects, and nutrition-based learning activities.

Cost

Resident: $50/week

Non-resident: $75/week

The Discount Program is available to city residents who qualify. Any discounts must be applied before registration.

Electronic Paperwork for Parks and Recreation Programs 

Tucson Parks & Recreation is proud to announce our adoption of ePACT Network for better safety. ePACT is a secure emergency network that we will use to collect medical and emergency contact information electronically. Not only will ePACT replace paper forms, but it will also ensure we have a way to communicate with you in the event of an unexpected situation. For more information on ePACT, visit the webpage below.

Why are we using ePACT?

• To save you time - With ePACT, you only need to complete your child’s information once and update it as needed.
• To eliminate high-touch processes- Collecting data electronically and checking members in /out using contactless methods reduces contact.
• For better security & privacy- ePACT's high encryption levels and commitment to security mean your data on ePACT is safer than on paper.

How it works?

It's a very simple process! You'll be sent a request for EACH child- click the "Complete Request" button, create
an account, and follow the prompts to share data with [YOUR ORGANIZATION]. If you have more than one child
attending, family data will automatically pre-fill, saving you time!