An Expanded Learning Program (ELP) refers to extended learning opportunities outside of the regular school day, typically before or after school, during weekends, or throughout school vacations. These programs are designed to support students' academic growth, enrich their learning experiences, and provide additional opportunities for personal and social development. ELPs often include a mix of academic tutoring, skill-building activities, enrichment programs such as arts, music, and STEM, as well as recreational activities that promote physical fitness and emotional well-being. By offering personalized instruction and creating engaging, hands-on learning environments, expanded learning programs aim to help students build confidence, close learning gaps, and explore new interests. The ultimate goal is to provide students, especially those who may need extra support, with a more well-rounded education and the tools they need to succeed both in and out of the classroom.

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