Beyond the Bell & Club B

Clubs, Activities, Sports, and Field Trips at Your School

Tacoma Public Schools and community partners have come together to offer Beyond the Bell activities for students in grades K-5 and Club B activities for students in grades 6-8. Log in to your Compass: TPS Family App account and visit the activities page to see what options are available at your student's school.

Club B activities take place at all of Tacoma’s middle schools from 2:15 - 4:30 p.m., Monday-Thursday.

View 2024-25 schedule for Club B

Beyond the Bell activities take place at all of Tacoma’s elementary schools from the end of the school day to 5:45 p.m., Monday-Friday.

View 2024-25 schedule for Beyond the Bell 

Wainwright & Bryant Students: Registration for Beyond the Bell and Club B is dependent on grade level. Bryant and Wainwright students in grades K-5 follow the Beyond the Bell registration schedule and grades 6-8 follow the Club B registration schedule. 

View program schedules for your school on the Metro Parks Website

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Stakeholder support serves as critical piece of student opportunities

Tacoma Public Schools is profoundly grateful for the hard work and generosity of our many partners who support our students and families. These valued stakeholders enable us to expand opportunities and create lasting impacts for all of our students.

These opportunities are available thanks to our community partners, including Tacoma Creates, private philanthropy, City of Tacoma, Pierce County, Greentrike, Metro Parks Tacoma, Tacoma Public Schools and individual donors.

We are honored to be among the recipients of a generous donation from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott. Her transformative funding bolsters programs like Beyond the Bell.

We are also grateful for the critical support of Sen. Maria Cantwell, whose congressional earmarks are instrumental in securing additional funding to expand and sustain these critical programs. 

Going Beyond the School Day

Hear from Shon Sylvia, Executive Director of Metro Parks Tacoma, on why it’s so important to build strong programs for Tacoma’s kids when they’re not at school.