Afterschool is cool at Treehouse @ the J, the PJCC’s afterschool care program!
Our safe, transformative, and licensed afterschool program for children in Grades TK–5 gives kids their own space to learn, grow, explore, and be themselves.
We are currently at capacity for grades Transitional Kindergarten–5 for the 2019-2020 school year.
All applications for grades TK–5 will be placed on a waitlist, and can be carried over at no cost for the following school year. For more information, please contact Treehouse@pjcc.org or the Youth Office at 650.378.2704.
2019-2020 School Year Waitlist Application
Applications for the 2020 – 2021 school year will be available at 9:00 am on February 18 for new applicants.
2020 – 2021 School Year Tuition:
Tuition is payable in 11 equal monthly payments. A 4% discount is given to families with two or more children concurrently enrolled in Treehouse or a child concurrently enrolled in PJCC Preschool.
Five days a week, Treehouse’s highly qualified, well trained staff will provide your child with an afterschool experience that allows for both serious work and serious fun. Our 8:1 child-to-teacher ratio ensures that every Treehouse member gets attention and support with their schoolwork.
And when the work is done, it’s time for fun with swimming, sports, arts, and more! A nutritious snack fuels the daily adventures.
Interested in giving your child the Treehouse experience? Learn more about our program below.
Treehouse at the PJCC is a licensed afterschool program (License # 414002676).
Treehouse is open after school until 6:00 pm.
See below for information on both 2019–2020 waitlist & 2020–2021 applications. If you do not wish to enroll online, applications are also available at the Youth Office.
Applications are complete when submitted with a $100 non-refundable application fee. Please note submission of a Treehouse application does not guarantee nor confirm a space for your child in the Treehouse program for the 2018–2019 school year.
2019 – 2020 School Year Applications
We are currently at capacity for grades Transitional Kindergarten–5 for the 2019-2020 school year. All applications for grades TK – 5 will be placed on a waitlist, and can be carried over at no cost for the following school year. For more information, please contact Treehouse@pjcc.org or the Youth Office at 650.378.2704.
2019-2020 School Year Waitlist Application
2020 – 2021 School Year Applications
Applications for the 2020 – 2021 school year will be available at 9:00 am on February 18 for new applicants.
(If you cannot access the registration link via the button above, please go to MyPJCC and search for “Treehouse.” This will bring up the 2019–2020 application.)
2020 – 2021 School Year Tuition:
Tuition is payable in 11 equal monthly payments. A 4% discount is given to families with two or more children concurrently enrolled in Treehouse or a child concurrently enrolled in PJCC Preschool.
2019–2020 School Year Tuition:
Tuition is payable in 11 equal monthly payments. A 4% discount is given to families with two or more children concurrently enrolled in Treehouse or a child concurrently enrolled in Preschool.
2020 – 2021 School Year Tuition:
Tuition is payable in 11 equal monthly payments. A 4% discount is given to families with two or more children concurrently enrolled in Treehouse or a child concurrently enrolled in PJCC Preschool.
Free transportation from designated local elementary schools and grades to the PJCC, including grades TK–5 at Audubon Elementary and Foster City Elementary and Grades 1–5 at Brewer Island Elementary. We provide minimum day pickup for San Mateo/Foster City School District students on Wednesdays.
Transportation is the parent/guardian’s responsibility for schools and grades outside our designated service area. Please call us at 650.378.2704 for available transportation options.
For more information, contact treehouse@pjcc.org or call 650.378.2704.
Jackie has been working with children for ten years in after school, summer camp, and environmental education programming. Jackie loves to connect people with the earth, and works to influence children and adults to foster a spirit of the Jewish value and PJCC Guiding Principle of Tikkun Olam (Repairing the World). Since she moved from Michigan to California five years ago, she has taught about redwood and ocean ecology, inspired others to get comfortable in the outdoors, and facilitates positive relationship building among youth. With compassion for ourselves and others, we create a powerful and joyful community.
