afterschool

[af-ter-skool, ahf-] /ˈæf tərˌskul, ˈɑf-/

adjective

for students and taking place after they finish their day in school, usually in the late afternoon: He’s looking for an afterschool job.

Is there afterschool tutoring in math?

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“I thought they had a good relationship,” a teacher who had the boy in an afterschool program remembers.

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The first lead I had was a show called Insight, and it was an afterschool special.

Sheen Family's Epic Journey Marlow Stern October 6, 2011

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