Cabot students attend a variety of after-school programs and activities. Although none are sponsored or endorsed by the city of Newton or the Cabot PTO, following are contact details for a handful of the most popular.

Boys and Girls Club – General Membership / Kids Corp
Jennifer McAuliffe
(617) 630-2066 x118
jmcauliffe@newtonbgc.com
http://www.newtonbgc.com

CASP (Cabot After School Program)
Lee Guertin
229 Cabot Street
Newtonville, MA 02460
617-964-2749
Lee_Guertin@newton.k12.ma.us
http://www.cabotafterschool.org/

YMCA – Live Y’ers / Little Y’ers
Leah Castellano
(617) 244-6050 x3011
leahc@westsuburbanymca.org
http://www.westsuburbanymca.org

YMCA Activities
Activities vary in time/duration and type. Check catalogs online.
(617) 244-6050
http://www.westsuburbanymca.org

Newton Community Education
Activities vary and run at various schools. Registration takes place just before school starts.
(617) 559-6999
https://newtoncommunityed.org/

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
To get a sense of the general attributes of each program, review the table and descriptions below.



Part-time available: Enrollment for less than a full week is allowed.
Outdoor play space: Outdoor play space is available and commonly used.
Indoor gym access: An indoor gym is available.
Child groupings < 30: The program puts students in groups of < 30 students for supervision. This does not indicate a supervision ratio.
Child groupings by age: The program segregates the children in care by age, keeping grades separate.
Parent transportation needed: Transportation to the program at the end of school is not available.
School vacation care: The program provides care during the three school vacation weeks (December, February, April). (Note: There are many options for school-vacation coverage in addition to those listed here; this attribute is included because some families prefer to keep their children in the same environment all year.)
School early release: The program offers care on the early-release Thursdays and other early release days according to the public school schedule.
Individual activities: The program provides a schedule  of specialized activities that children can be enrolled in and participate in without the need for transportation. A $ indicates that some activities cost extra.
Annual enrollment: Indicates the approximate month that enrollment for the following school year occurs.