School's Out
When school is out, join the Park District for field trips and activities to fill your day with fun.
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When the kids are off from school, the Park District of Oak Park has you covered!
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Information & FAQs
Passport to Adventure
Join the Park District of Oak Park on your day off from school! On select days when District 97 students are off, we’ve got some fun field trips and activities planned that you can sign up for! Spend your day with us: laughing, exploring, and trying something new! Regular care is offered from 8:00A-3:00P and extended care is offered from 8:00A-6:00P. Please see below for the list of update passport dates and their corresponding field trips! For kids age 5-12. Browse and register through button above.
Day Camp for Curious Minds
Join us on your days off school for art, games, and science-fueled fun! Each day is themed around a different discipline of science to keep things new and exciting! Browse and register through button above.
FAQs
Some School’s Out Programs may include field trips, while others are held entirely on-site. Any field trip information will be shared in advance when applicable.
Families should contact the program supervisor listed in the program information or customer service at (708) 725-2000.
Refund and cancellation policies may vary. Families should review the program registration information or contact staff before the program date.
Staff will use the emergency contact information listed on the child’s account. Families should ensure all phone numbers and emergency contacts are up to date.
Participants are expected to be respectful, follow staff directions, stay with the group, use appropriate language, keep their hands and feet to themselves, and participate safely. Unsafe, disrespectful, or disruptive behavior may result in parent contact, removal from the program, or restrictions on future participation.
Personal electronics are generally discouraged and may be limited during program time. If brought, they should remain in the child’s backpack unless approved by staff.
Children should not bring personal toys, electronics, trading cards, valuables, or money unless specifically requested for the program. The agency is not responsible for lost or damaged personal items.
Families should make sure all allergies, medical, and emergency information is current during registration. Please also communicate any important needs to staff before the program begins.
Families should contact staff before the program date to review medication procedures. Medication must comply with agency policy and require our Permission to Dispense Medication form and original packaging.
Yes, but they must be listed as an authorized pick-up person on the child’s account or emergency form. Staff will ask for photo identification at pick-up.
Late pick-up procedures and fees may apply. Families should notify staff as soon as possible if they expect to be late.
Families should follow the drop-off and pick-up instructions provided before the program date. A parent, guardian, or authorized pickup person must present a photo ID to pick up.
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Activities may include gym games, arts and crafts, board games, playground time, group challenges, themed activities, and free-choice recreation. Activities are subject to change based on weather, space, and group needs.
Yes, weather permitting. Please dress your child appropriately for the day’s forecast, as outdoor play may be included.
Families should plan to send snacks with their child. Some programs may provide a small snack or treat, but this should not be assumed unless communicated in advance.
No, lunch is typically not provided unless specifically stated. Families should send a nut-free lunch and snacks each day.
Children should bring a water bottle, lunch, snacks, and weather-appropriate clothing. If outdoor play is planned, please send comfortable shoes and any seasonal items needed, such as a coat, hat, gloves, or sunscreen.
The program location may vary depending on the date, school calendar, staffing, and facility availability. The confirmed location will be listed during registration and in any pre-program communication.
Programming times may vary by date and location. Families should check the registration page or confirmation receipt for the exact start and end times.
School’s Out Programs are typically open to school-age children. Grade or age requirements may vary by program, so families should review the specific registration details before enrolling.
School’s Out Programs provide supervised activities for children on District 97 School/Office closed days.
Families should contact staff or WSSRA as early as possible so support needs can be reviewed. Advance notice helps ensure appropriate staffing and planning.
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