Are you ready, families of Sacramento? The countdown has begun, and the first day of school for your little ones is just around the corner.
We've got you covered with the ultimate guide to kickstart the school year. Looking for school calendars in Sacramento? Fun back-to-school events? Where to get your kid's back-to-school haircut or go back-to-school shopping in Sacramento?
Check it all out here!
Rancho Cordova Youth Center | July 26 from 5pm - 7pm
Free treats, free school supplies, and a chance to learn about RCYC’s free programming
Riverbank Elementary | July 27 from 8am - 12pm
Yolo County residents. Activities for kids, backpack giveaway, community resources
Center Joint Unified District Annex | July 31 from 4pm - 6pm
For CJUSD students and families. Backpacks and school supplies, food for purchase, family fun, community resources
Northgate Park | August 5 from 3pm -6pm
Free backpacks, haircuts, bike diagnostics and repairs, books, vendors and resources
George Sim Community Center | August 6 from 5pm - 7pm
Free school supplies and community resources
South San Back-To-School Resource Fair
Marsha P Johnson Center South | August 8 from 2pm -5pm
Free clothing and school supplies, community resources
Hagginwood Community Center | August 10 from 12pm - 3pm
School supplies, games, and a special guest performance
Hot Spot Remix - Back to School BBQ
South Natomas Community Center | August 23 from 6pm - 8pm
Teens ages 13-17. Free food, activities and prizes.
Are you a working parent that needs support with reliable care before the work day is over? These local after-school programs provide a safe and structured environment for children once the school day ends
Champions partners with principals, teachers, and parents to create more than 600 before- and after-school and year-round learning environments that spark wonder in children. A member of the KinderCare Education family of brands, Champions is backed by the resources and expertise of one of the world’s largest education companies. There are 15 sites in the Sacramento area. Click the link to find one near you!
Sacramento START (Robla School District) fosters enthusiasm for learning through fun and structured activities in a safe and caring after-school environment. It's designed specifically for children in grades TK-6th grade. To ensure consistency in learning, students attend Sacramento START at least three hours a day, five days a week during the school year. The program includes three interrelated components: homework and assistance, enrichment (literacy), and recreation.
PS7 Elementary, PS7 Middle and Sacramento Charter High School all have After-School programming in order to support scholars in their own exploration of what is exciting and interesting to them, while also providing a safe space for students to be involved in extra-curricular activities.
The YMCA School Age program ensures that each child’s time is spent creatively and constructively, helping children grow physically and mentally while emphasizing personal development and YMCA core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
Mixed Institute of Cosmetology
Cookie Cutters Haircuts For Kids
Whether you need help smoothing out the transition back to school or just some inspiration, here are some quick and easy solutions for busy schedules:
QUICK BREAKFAST IDEAS
Tips for Making Breakfast Easy on Busy School Mornings
Easy Egg Muffins Are The Perfect Solution for Hectic Mornings
4 Delicious and Nutritious Breakfast Ideas On Those Busy Mornings
LUNCH
Foods that Make the Grade: Bento Box School Lunch Ideas
SNACKS
10 Healthy Snacks Kids Will Love
No-Bake Peanut Butter, Oatmeal and Chocolate Chip Energy Balls
EASY DINNERS
Easy Slow Cooker Pork Carnitas Three Ways
5 Easy Dinners to Make With a Rotisserie Chicken
Nacho Night Done Right: Easy & Delicious Sheet Pan Nachos
Taco Night Twist! Easy Taco Lettuce Wraps
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