Rice Kids’ Club School Year Program

Rice Kids' Club title underneath the Storm logo
Rice Kids’ Club is a pre-pay program similar to food service. Parents are required to make an initial deposit and can pay daily, weekly or monthly as long as their account is kept current. If you have any questions, please contact the program coordinator (see below).

Join our Kids’ Club staff for some safe, structured FUN in the gym, computer lab, art room and playground. This school age childcare program has been growing in attendance each year – come and see for yourself why kids and parents enjoy Rice Kids’ Club.

Access the Kids’ Club Parent Handbook here.

Registration

ONLINE REGISTRATION
Visit the district WEBSTORE to complete your registration and make online payments.

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Program Staff

Amy Dierks
School-Age Child Care Coordinator
Send an Email
Phone: (320) 267-7768, Rice Elementary School
Office Phone: (320) 258-1577

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