About the Program

What is the Last Stop Athletics Student-Athlete Enrichment & Support Program?

The Last Stop Athletics Student-Athlete Enrichment & Support Program is a structured daytime program designed for students who benefit from a flexible educational environment that combines academic support, enrichment, physical education, athletic development, leadership, and high-school preparation in one location.

Our goal is to support the development of the whole student-athlete.

Students have opportunities throughout the week to participate in:

• Core academic support

• Homework and independent-study support

• Educational enrichment

• California Standards-aligned academic support

• Physical education and physical development

• Strength and conditioning

• Speed, agility, coordination, and movement training

• Sport-specific instruction

• Multi-sport activities

• Leadership and character development

• Goal setting and accountability

• D1 Mindset: Student-Athlete Leadership

• High-school and higher-level athletic preparation

Last Stop Athletics is designed to complement a student's existing educational program—not replace it.

What grades do you serve?

Our daytime Student-Athlete Enrichment & Support Program currently serves students in Grades 2–8.

Students are organized into three general developmental levels:

Foundation — Grades 2–4
Introduces academic routines, physical literacy, athletic fundamentals, confidence, teamwork, and positive learning habits.

Development — Grades 4–6
Builds academic independence, athletic fundamentals, strength, coordination, leadership, responsibility, and goal-setting skills.

High Performance / HS Prep — Grades 6–8
Prepares students for the increased academic, athletic, organizational, and personal expectations of high school.

*Because Grades 4 and 6 overlap between levels, placement is not based on grade alone. We may consider the student's academic needs, maturity, athletic experience, physical development, learning style, and individual goals when recommending placement.

What are the daytime program hours?

The daytime program operates:

Monday–Thursday
9:00 AM–1:30 PM

The program includes a 30-minute break for:

• Nutrition

• Hydration

• Socializing

• Recovery

• Fun activities

A typical day includes a combination of athletic development, academic support, enrichment, leadership, and student-athlete development activities.

What does a typical day look like?

Although programming may vary, our sample daily flow is:

9:00–10:30 AM — Athletic Development
Strength and conditioning, speed and agility, athletic movement, PE activities, sport-specific development, and multi-sport training.

10:30 AM–12:00 PM — Academic Support & Enrichment
Support in core subjects, assigned schoolwork, organization, study skills, educational enrichment, and small-group instruction.

12:00–12:30 PM — Nutrition & Social Break
Nutrition, hydration, socializing, recovery, and fun activities.

12:30–1:30 PM — Academic Support, Enrichment & D1 Mindset
Continued academic support, enrichment activities, leadership development, goal setting, accountability, and our D1 Mindset: Student-Athlete Leadership curriculum.

The daily schedule may be adjusted according to student needs and programming.

Enrollment & Scheduling

What enrollment options are available?

Families may select either a 2-Day Program or 4-Day Program.

2-Day Program

Choose:

Monday & Wednesday
or
Tuesday & Thursday

$110 per week

Approximately 9 hours of scheduled on-site programming per week.

4-Day Program

Monday–Thursday

$220 per week

Up to approximately 18 hours of scheduled on-site programming per week.

Program availability is subject to enrollment capacity, student placement, staffing, and the school-year calendar.

Do we have to enroll for the entire school year?

No.

Families may be able to enroll for:

• Selected weeks

• Learning periods

• Monthly periods

• A semester

• Multiple semesters

• The full school year

Enrollment options are subject to available space and, for charter-school funded students, the dates and services authorized by the student's charter school.

How are shortened school weeks priced?

Our standard daytime program rate is based on:

$55 per scheduled program day.

This allows shortened weeks to be prorated when appropriate.

For example:

A normal 4-day week = $220

A 3-day scheduled week = $165

A 2-day scheduled week = $110

A 1-day scheduled week = $55

Holidays, school breaks, enrollment start dates, charter learning periods, and other calendar adjustments may affect the final amount.

For charter-funded students, the student's charter-approved service dates and authorization will determine what services may be invoiced to the school.

Paying for the Program

Can families pay for the daytime program out of pocket?

Yes.

Families do not have to participate through a charter school to enroll at Last Stop Athletics.

Private-pay enrollment is available for families including:

• Homeschool families

• Private-school students

• District independent-study students

• Traditional public-school students when scheduling permits

• Families waiting for charter-school vendor approval

• Families whose charter funding does not cover all requested services

• Families who simply prefer to pay privately

Private-pay families may select the same available 2-Day or 4-Day daytime program options.

How much is the daytime program if I pay privately?

Our standard private-pay daytime rates are:

2-Day Program — $110/week

4-Day Program — $220/week

Our standard rate is equivalent to $55 per scheduled program day.

Families can use our Program Pricing Calculator to estimate costs based on their selected schedule, calendar, and enrollment dates.

Charter-School Educational Funding

Can charter-school educational funds be used to pay for Last Stop Athletics?

Potentially, yes.

Last Stop Athletics is actively developing partnerships and approved-vendor relationships with participating charter schools.

When Last Stop Athletics is an approved provider and the requested services are eligible under the student's charter-school program, the charter school may authorize educational funds to pay for approved services provided by Last Stop Athletics.

This may significantly reduce—or in some situations eliminate—the amount a family pays directly for approved services.

However, charter-school funding is never automatic or guaranteed.

Approval depends on factors including:

• The student's charter school

• Last Stop Athletics' vendor status with that school

• Available student educational funding

• The type of service requested

• The student's educational plan

• Grade level

• School policies

• Approved service dates

• Purchase-order or service-authorization requirements

• Educational Specialist or teacher approval

• Charter-school administration requirements

Families should always obtain approval from their charter school before assuming that any Last Stop Athletics service will be funded.

Does Last Stop Athletics give families state educational funds?

No.

Educational funding remains under the authority and policies of the student's charter school.

When applicable, the charter school may authorize approved educational services for the student through its established vendor, purchase-order, enrichment, or service-authorization process.

In other words, families are not receiving money directly from Last Stop Athletics.

Instead, an approved charter school may authorize Last Stop Athletics to provide qualifying services to the student and pay Last Stop Athletics according to the school's approved procedures.

How does charter-school payment usually work?

Every charter school has its own procedures, but the process may look similar to this:

1. Choose your Last Stop program.
The family selects the desired 2-Day or 4-Day schedule and proposed enrollment dates.

2. Confirm that Last Stop Athletics is an approved vendor/provider.
If a partnership is still being established, our staff can provide information about our services to the charter school.

3. Contact your Education Specialist, supervising teacher, or charter-school representative.
Ask whether the requested Last Stop Athletics services qualify for educational funding.

4. Request authorization.
The charter may require a purchase order, enrichment order, instructional-funds request, service agreement, or another form of authorization.

5. Wait for approval.
Families should not assume that services are funded until approval has been received.

6. Last Stop provides the authorized services.
Services are provided according to the dates, schedule, program, and amount approved by the charter.

7. Last Stop invoices according to charter procedures.
When applicable, Last Stop Athletics works directly with the charter school for approved services.

Requirements vary by charter school.

Could my child's entire daytime program be paid for through our charter school?

Possibly.

The amount that may be covered depends entirely on the student's charter school, available educational funding, approved services, enrollment period, and authorization.

For some families, approved charter funding may cover a significant portion of the program.

For others, funding may cover only certain services, dates, classes, or portions of the program.

Other families may choose to enroll entirely through private pay.

Last Stop Athletics cannot guarantee the amount of educational funding available to an individual student.

Can I combine charter-school funding with private payment?

Yes, when permitted by the charter school.

There may be situations where a charter school authorizes only a portion of a student's requested services.

For example, a family may want a larger schedule than the charter has approved or may want additional services that are outside of the charter authorization.

When permitted, the charter-approved portion may be handled according to the school's funding process while the family privately pays for additional services.

Our staff can help families understand the difference between the school-authorized portion and the private-pay portion of their Last Stop Athletics schedule.

Should I pay first and ask my charter school to reimburse me?

Generally, families should not assume that private payments will be reimbursed by their charter school.

Before paying privately for services that you hope to have funded through a charter, contact your Education Specialist, supervising teacher, or charter-school representative and confirm the school's requirements.

Many charter schools require services to be approved before they are provided and may use a purchase order or other service authorization rather than reimbursing families afterward.

If charter authorization has not yet been received, families may still choose to enroll as private-pay participants.

What if Last Stop Athletics is not yet an approved vendor with my charter school?

Contact us.

We are actively pursuing partnerships with charter schools that serve homeschool and independent-study families.

If your charter school has a vendor-request or provider-application process, our staff may be able to provide the school with information regarding:

• Our Student-Athlete Enrichment & Support Program

• Staff credentials

• California credentialed educators

• Academic support services

• California Standards-aligned programming

• PE and physical-development programming

• Facility information

• Insurance and business documentation

• Pricing

• Class descriptions

• Instructor qualifications

• Program schedules

• Service descriptions

Vendor approval remains entirely at the discretion of the individual charter school.

Can I request Last Stop Athletics as a vendor with my charter school?

Yes.

If your charter allows families to request new educational vendors, you may provide them with our information:

Last Stop Athletics
Student-Athlete Enrichment & Support Program
3857 Schaefer Avenue, Suite E/F
Chino, CA 91710
laststopathletics.com

You can also direct your Education Specialist or charter representative to our Charter School Partners page for detailed program and partnership information.

Academics

What academic subjects do you support?

Academic support may include:

• English Language Arts

• Reading

• Writing

• Grammar

• Mathematics

• Science

• History/Social Studies

• Homework support

• Independent-study coursework

• Organization

• Study skills

• Time management

• Academic goal setting

• Project support

• Educational enrichment

Programming is adjusted according to grade level, student needs, small-group placement, assigned coursework, and available instructional support.

Do you provide my child's regular school curriculum?

Last Stop Athletics provides academic support and educational enrichment.

We do not replace the student's:

• School of enrollment

• Charter school

• Supervising teacher

• Education Specialist

• Assigned curriculum

• Independent-study agreement

• Required assessments

• Attendance requirements

• School assignments

Students may bring their assigned schoolwork, curriculum, Chromebook, books, projects, and other educational materials to Last Stop so our staff can provide structured academic assistance.

The student's school remains responsible for determining curriculum requirements, academic credit, attendance, grades, and completion of independent-study requirements.

Will Last Stop communicate with my child's charter school or Education Specialist?

When appropriate and when proper parent authorization and charter-school procedures are in place, Last Stop Athletics is open to collaborating with participating charter schools regarding approved services.

Depending on the partnership, this may include information related to:

• Enrollment

• Authorized services

• Attendance

• Service dates

• Program participation

• Progress

• Invoicing

• Educational goals

• Required documentation

• Athletics & Physical Education

The exact process will depend on the participating charter school. Some Charter Schools only communicate with parents. Last stop Athletics does offer a conceirge service to provide parents with support.

What athletic services are included during the daytime program?

Daytime programming may include:

• Strength and conditioning

• Strength-training fundamentals

• Introductory weight training

• Speed and agility

• Coordination

• Balance

• Mobility

• Athletic movement

• Injury-prevention fundamentals

• Softball development

• Pitching

• Hitting

• Fielding

• Football position development

• Football theory and classroom instruction

• Physical education activities

• Multi-sport cross-training

Multi-sport activities may include:

• Basketball

• Volleyball

• Soccer

• Baseball

• Softball

• Football

• Racquet sports

• General fitness and movement activities

Activities vary based on age, developmental level, student needs, instructor availability, group placement, and program calendar.

Are your physical activities aligned with California Physical Education standards?

Our physical-development programming is designed to provide California PE Standards-aligned support through age-appropriate activities involving:

• Movement skills

• Physical fitness

• Coordination

• Strength

• Endurance

• Mobility

• Teamwork

• Sportsmanship

• Personal responsibility

• Goal setting

• Healthy physical-activity habits

Last Stop Athletics does not determine whether outside activities satisfy a student's official school PE requirements.

The student's charter school or school of enrollment determines how outside educational and physical activities are documented, approved, or applied toward its own requirements.

Championship series & leadership Development

What is D1 Mindset?

D1 Mindset is our student-athlete leadership and personal-development enrichment program.

It is built around many of the habits required to succeed academically, athletically, and personally.

Topics may include:

• Goal setting

• Accountability

• Discipline

• Confidence

• Consistency

• Time management

• Communication

• Leadership

• Teamwork

• Handling adversity

• Coachability

• Academic responsibility

• Preparation

• Decision making

• Work ethic

• Competitive mindset

• High-school preparation

• College-athlete awareness

Our students learn that athletic development and academic development are connected.

Talent matters—but so do resiliency, preparation, responsibility, consistency, character, and the ability to follow through.

Program Structure

Do students do exactly the same activities every day?

No.

Flexible programming is an important part of the Last Stop model.

Activities and instructional groups may change according to:

• Student age

• Grade level

• Academic needs

• Current school assignments

• Athletic development

• Student goals

• Sport

• Developmental level

• Group placement

• Instructor availability

• Facility programming

• Participating charter-school requirements

We want the program to remain structured while still allowing us to respond to the needs of individual students.

Is this only for elite athletes?

No.

A student does not have to be an elite athlete to benefit from Last Stop Athletics.

Our program is appropriate for students at many stages of development, from younger students learning fundamental movement and study habits to serious middle-school athletes preparing for high-school athletics.

The common focus is development.

We want students to become stronger:

Academically. Athletically. Mentally. Socially.

Our Staff

Who works with the students?

Our team brings together experience in both education and athletics.

Our staff includes:

• California credentialed educators

• Former NCAA Division I student-athletes

• Former collegiate athletes

• Bachelor's degree graduates

• Master's degree graduates

• Experienced youth and high-school coaches

• Academic support professionals

• Student-athlete mentors

• Strength and conditioning coaches

Our staff understands the student-athlete experience because we have worked in education, competed at the collegiate level, coached athletes, supported families, and helped students navigate academic and athletic expectations.

Detailed staff biographies, educational backgrounds, athletic experience, degrees, credentials, and coaching specialties are available on our Meet Our Team page.

Pricing & Planning

How do I know exactly what my program will cost?

Families can use our Program Pricing Calculator.

Select:

1. Your student's grade

2. Developmental level

3. School or charter calendar

4. 2-Day or 4-Day program

5. Preferred days

6. Enrollment start date

7. Enrollment end date

The calculator can provide an estimated breakdown of:

• Scheduled service days

• Full weeks

• Shortened weeks

• Prorated weeks

• Weekly program hours

• Estimated private-pay cost

• Estimated total program cost

If you intend to use charter-school educational funding, your charter school's final authorization determines the amount it will approve.

Additional Services

Do you offer programs after the daytime enrichment program?

Yes.

Last Stop Athletics offers additional afternoon and evening programming that may include:

• Personal training

• Small-group athletic training

• Strength and conditioning

• Softball pitching

• Softball hitting

• Softball fielding

• Football position development

• Offensive and defensive line development

• Spanish I academic support and enrichment

• Spanish II academic support and enrichment

• Core-subject academic support

• D1 Mindset programming

These programs have separate schedules, availability, and pricing.

Families participating in the daytime program may also enroll in additional services when space is available.

Tours & Enrollment

Can parents tour the facility before enrolling?

Yes.

We encourage families to learn more about the program before making a decision.

During the enrollment process, families may have an opportunity to:

• Tour the Last Stop Athletics facility

• Meet members of our staff

• Discuss their child's academic needs

• Discuss athletic goals

• Review program placement

• Explore the 2-Day and 4-Day options

• Discuss private-pay enrollment

• Discuss charter-school partnership options

• Ask questions about educational funding

• Review available schedules

Our goal is to determine whether Last Stop Athletics is a good fit for the student and family.

What should I do if I am interested but don't know which program is right for my child?

Start by completing our Program Placement & Family Information form.

We will consider your child's:

• Grade

• Academic needs

• Current educational setting

• Charter school, if applicable

• Athletic background

• Primary sport

• Experience level

• Developmental needs

• Goals

• Preferred schedule

From there, our team can help recommend an appropriate starting point.

Getting Started

How do I enroll?

The basic process is:

Step 1 — Explore the Program
Review the Student-Athlete Enrichment & Support Program, staff profiles, schedule, FAQs, and pricing.

Step 2 — Select Your Program
Choose the 2-Day or 4-Day option.

Step 3 — Determine How You Will Pay
Choose private pay or determine whether you would like to request charter-school funding.

Step 4 — Charter Families Request Approval
If using charter funds, contact your Education Specialist or charter representative and obtain any required authorization.

Step 5 — Complete Registration
Submit the required Last Stop Athletics registration and student information.

Step 6 — Confirm Placement & Schedule
Our staff will confirm availability, developmental placement, start date, and schedule.

Step 7 — Begin Your Last Stop Journey

Still Have Questions?

Every student-athlete and every family is different.

If you have questions about academic support, athletic development, program placement, private-pay enrollment, charter-school educational funding, or becoming a charter-school partner, contact Last Stop Athletics.

Last Stop Athletics
Student-Athlete Enrichment & Support Program

3857 Schaefer Avenue, Suite E/F
Chino, CA 91710

laststopathletics.com

Academic Support. Athletic Development. Leadership. High-School Preparation.

One Location. One Team. One Goal: Helping Student-Athletes Maximize Their Potential.

This is your LAST STOP.