What is Prime Time?
Prime Time Out-of-School Enrichment is a collaboration between Austin ISD and the city of Austin to provide the largest free afterschool program in Austin. Austin Prime Time is funded by a grant from the city and managed by the AISD School, Family & Community Education Department. It allows schools maximum flexibility in designing out-of-school programs that meet the needs of students, families and the community, and focuses on keeping students engaged in productive activities between 3 and 5 p.m. in a safe, relaxed, supervised environment.
Prime Time primarily services schools that have a low socio-economic status. As a result, many of the students are exposed to activities they otherwise would not be able to afford. Working with families, teachers and their Prime Time Advisory Council, program coordinators develop a variety of activities and classes that complement regular-day learning by providing fun, structured recreation and hands-on experiences.
Abbreviated Class List
- Technology
- Music
- Sports
- Theater
- Arts and crafts
- Cooking
- Martial arts
- Peer mediation
- Chess
- Robotics
- Sewing
- Dance
- Gardening
- Science
- Scouting
- Filmmaking
Schools interested in providing after-school enrichment opportunities can apply for the Prime Time grant. All grant recipients must focus on enrichment opportunities and reach out to families and the community.
Our Mission
To create a community culture that serves and develops visionary leaders through:
- Character development
- Arts
- Technology
- College readiness
- Health and fitness
Enrolling in Prime Time
Prime Time programs run up to five days a week between the hours of 3 and 6 p.m. If you are interested in enrolling your child in Prime Time, please contact your school office.
Prime Time School Locations
- Akins Early College High School
- Andrews Elementary
- Barrington Elementary
- Blackshear Elementary
- Blazier Elementary
- Burnet Middle School
- Casey Elementary
- Campbell Elementary
- Crockett Early College High School
- Cunningham Elementary
- Dawson Elementary
- Galindo Elementary
- Graham Elementary
- Guerrero Thompson Elementary
- Gus Garcia YMLA
- Jordan Elementary
- Joslin Elementary
- Kocurek Elementary
- LBJ Early College High School
- Lively Middle School
- Marshall Middle School
- McBee Elementary
-
Menchaca Elementary
-
Navarro Early College High School
- Norman-Sims Elementary
- Odom Elementary
- Overton Elementary
- Padrón Elementary
- Pickle Elementary
- Pillow Elementary
- Pleasant Hill Elementary
- Sadler Means Young Women's Leadership Academy
- Sanchez Elementary
- St. Elmo Elementary
- Travis Heights Elementary
- Travis Early College High School
- Walnut Creek Elementary
- Webb Middle School
- Williams Elementary
- Winn Elementary
- Zavala Elementary
Prime Time Summer Program
The summer program is free for AISD students in kindergarten through fourth grade. Program features include:
- Virtual field trips
- Engaging activities: arts, technology, sports, science and more
- Live, Interactive sessions and fun video sessions
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