Polaris is named for the North Star — long a sign of direction and purpose. Our programs help young people find theirs, from the first day of school to the last college application.
K–5
Support for elementary school children across reading, math, science and hands-on activities.
6–9
More resources for junior high students — academics, test preparation and hobbies.
10–12
A free three-year college-readiness program that starts in sophomore year, with volunteer mentors and instructors.
Six kinds of programs — some led by students, many run with the City of Rancho Cucamonga.
The Harmony of Hearts Young Art Exhibition, our annual artbooks, and hands-on workshops — painting, clay, origami, macramé and water-marbling sessions ran alongside the 2026 exhibition.
Robotics and STEM programming led by the Youth Council’s STEM & Robotics Vice President — workshops, build sessions and outreach — with support for FTC Team 21868. City of Rancho Cucamonga classes are booked through the City.
Cooking, dance, chess, language and entrepreneurship classes, many of them run with the City of Rancho Cucamonga — register through the City’s community services catalog.
Three of our clubs are each headed by a Youth Council Vice President: the Barbie Dance Club (dance and performance), the Leo Chess Club (meetups, beginner lessons, tournaments), and the STEM program connected to FTC Team 21868. Students also take part in math, coding and business clubs and competitions.
The enrichment classes above, and for teens, leadership through the Polaris Youth Council — lead, serve, create and connect: running clubs and events, and earning verified volunteer hours and leadership experience.
Classes with the City of Rancho Cucamonga, and events for families across the city — the free exhibition, the Charity Gala, our booth at the Community & Arts Festival, and charity sales that support the City’s IncredABLEs program for our neurodiverse community.
Tell us what your child is interested in and their grade — we’ll point you to the right program or class.