Summary
The city's ASAP program and PUSD's expanded learning program already share school sites, and joint use agreements let the city run youth sports, aquatics, and pickleball at district gyms and fields. Board members pushed the city to add academic enrichment to summer recreation programs, and Councilmember Cole raised the need to plan the future of the Jefferson School lease collaboratively.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
ASAP costs families $15 per week per student; the city committed $2 million toward the Jamie Escalante baseball field construction.
Thousands of PUSD students and families get safe, affordable after-school and summer care plus access to fields, gyms, and pools.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council/PUSD Joint Meeting: (Audio Description) - Apr 20, 2026
The city's ASAP program and the district's LEARNS program already share school sites, and joint use agreements let kids use school gyms, fields and pools after hours. Board members pushed the city to add academic enrichment to summer recreation, and the future of the Jefferson School lease came up as a shared issue to work on early.
City Council/PUSD Joint Meeting: April 20 - Apr 20, 2026
The city's ASAP program and PUSD's expanded learning program already share school sites, and joint use agreements let the city run youth sports, aquatics, and pickleball at district gyms and fields. Board members pushed the city to add academic enrichment to summer recreation programs, and Councilmember Cole raised the need to plan the future of the Jefferson School lease collaboratively.
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