06/18/2026
๐ A Year of Growth, Gratitude, and Community ๐
As we look back on the 2025โ26 school year, weโre filled with gratitude for the students who discovered new passions, the families who trusted us, the schools that welcomed us, and the incredible local providers who brought learning to life.
In her latest blog, Electivity Founder Claudine Ng reflects on the highs, challenges, and lessons learned from another year of serving our communityโand why supporting schools, children, local educators, and small businesses remains at the heart of everything we do.
โจ Weโd love for you to read it and share your thoughts:
What has been one highlight from your childโs school year?
๐ Read the blog here:
https://www.electivitykids.com/post/electivity-2025-26-year-in-review
Thank you for being part of the Electivity community!
06/11/2026
What a year itโs been at Electivity! ๐
As the school year comes to a close, weโre incredibly grateful for the schools, families, providers, and community partners who made this year such a success.
Together, we:
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Served 1,200+ students
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Partnered with 20+ schools
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Expanded into 5 new districts
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Delivered 75+ enrichment programs
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Introduced new offerings, including AI, robotics, coding, engineering, arts, sports, and more
We were also honored to be recognized as a COโ by U.S. Chamber of Commerce Honoree and awarded a $20,000 grant, presented by in partnership with and to help expand access to enrichment opportunities for students.
While weโre proud of these milestones, what matters most is the impact behind the numbers: students discovering new passions, building confidence, making friends, and developing skills that extend far beyond the classroom.
A heartfelt thank you to our incredible providers, school leaders, and families for trusting Electivity to be part of your studentsโ learning journeys. Your partnership and support make this work possible.
As we look ahead, weโre excited to continue growing our impact with new schools, new districts, and even more innovative enrichment opportunities for students.
๐ก What enrichment program do you wish had existed when you were in elementary school?
Weโd love to hear your thoughts in the comments.
