extended learning time

About Our Program 

We are excited to announce that Research Laboratory High School for Bioinformatics & Life Sciences will once again be offering an after-school program for our students.  The goal of the After/Extended School Program is to provide quality, sustainable, extended-time programs to help students become healthy, college and career ready, contributing members of their community. The District Extended Learning model is a three-part framework, placing an emphasis on strategies that support a whole-child approach to learning:

  1. Academic Enrichment – activities that supplement, enhance or reinforce what is learned during the regular school day including homework help and tutoring

  2. Positive Youth Development – encourage students to develop into well-rounded, college and career ready adults

  3. Health and Wellness – promote healthy eating through lessons and practice preparing healthy meals and physical recreation activities

We offer an afternoon program, Monday - Thursday, 2:40 - 3:40 pm beginning October 22, 2024. Our schedule for afternoon programming is below.

Leading up to NY State Regents Exams, the ELT program will be paused and replaced with a Regents Review Program January 2 - 17, 2025 in preparation for January 2025 NY State Regents and May 4 - June 16, 2025 in preparation for June 2025 NY State Regents.

PROGRAMMING

MONDAY

 Athletic Study Table*, Homework Help, IXL, Health and Wellness

TUESDAY

 Athletic Study Table*, Homework Help, Science Club, IXL, Circle Student Leaders, SAIG

WEDNESDAY

 Athletic Study Table*, Homework Help, Science Club, IXL, Circle Student Leaders, SAIG, Health and Wellness

THURSDAY

 Athletic Study Table*, Homework Help, IXL, Circle Student Leaders, SAIG

FRIDAY

 Athletic Study Table*

* Athletic Study Table is only offered for student athletes on practice/game days when requested by the Coach

CBO Partner 

Through our partnership with the University at Buffalo, students in the After/Extended School Program will be given opportunities to visit the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus and the University at Buffalo as well as participate in additional weekly science experiences that extend beyond the daily curriculum.