Fun, engaging opportunities to learn, create and stay active in a safe and familiar environment.
The MBX Foundation, in partnership with the Manhattan Beach Unified School District, offers After School Enrichment Programs at Manhattan Beach Preschool. Our programs provide students with fun, engaging opportunities to learn, create, and stay active in a safe and familiar environment.
Classes are held in person after school, Monday–Friday, at the Manhattan Beach Preschool campus.
MBX registration is through 6Crickets. Create an account, click the registration link, then click "Register" — on the 6Crickets site, click "Sign Up" in the top right corner.
Register hereKay Riley — MBX After School Program Manager
kay@mbxfoundation.org
Technical trouble? Use the Help button at the bottom of the 6Crickets registration page, or use their live chat weekdays 8–5.
Email KayAll classes run 12:30–1:15pm at the Manhattan Beach Preschool campus. Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis and may be adjusted or canceled based on enrollment.
Please review these policies before registering your child.
Refunds are processed when the cancellation is received.
No refunds after the second class meeting.
Parents receive a confirmation email upon completion of registration, prior to the start of the session.
Registration is completed through 6Crickets. Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis and may be adjusted or canceled based on enrollment.
Cooperative behavior makes enrichment programs fun and safe for all. If a student is seriously disruptive or unsafe during class, the first instance is a warning and parents are contacted. On a second instance the student may not continue with the program, with no refund.
At registration, families confirm their student is motivated to take the classes they are enrolled in, so the experience is a good one for everyone involved.
Half-day students should be picked up promptly at the gate when class ends.
Late pick-ups beyond the 10-minute grace period may incur additional fees.
