Best for a Carroll ISD family wanting after-school Spanish classes on their child's own campus, K–6.

Spanish
After-School Care
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(469) 605-5264
Operates out of 2400 N Carroll Ave, Southlake, TX 76092
Operates out of (Main)2400 N Carroll Ave, Southlake, TX 76092
Old Union Elementary1050 S Carroll Ave, Southlake, TX 76092
Eubanks Intermediate500 S Kimball Ave, Southlake, TX 76092
Rockenbaugh Elementary301 Byron Nelson Pkwy, Southlake, TX 76092
$292.50 - $555.45

$292.50 - $555.45

Monthly tuition depends on how many days a week and whether optional bus transportation is added.

  • Two days/week is $292.50/month ($357.50 with bus); four days/week is $490.50/month ($555.45 with bus).
  • A one-time $90 registration fee covers supplies and materials.
  • Payment plans: pay in full for a 10% discount (by the posted deadline), two installments (Aug/Jan), or monthly (Aug–May).
  • Figures are the 2026–2027 posted rates on the district registration flier.
Class days & times

What's offered

The Carroll ISD After-School Spanish Program runs during the school day's after-school window, in fall and spring semesters on the district calendar (not over the summer). Classes meet at host campuses — Old Union Elementary and Rockenbaugh Elementary for grades K–4, and Eubanks Intermediate for grades 5–6 — with times set by campus and grade band (the K–4 groups run from 3:00 to 4:45 PM; the 5–6 group at Eubanks runs later, 3:45 to 5:30 PM). Families choose a two-day-a-week schedule (Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday) or a four-day option; students at a feeder campus can be bused to the nearest host site, and four-day students may attend two campuses. Exact session dates are published each year on the district's enrichment page.

Weekly classes

Old Union Elementary1
  • Spanish (K-4)Mon, Wed · 3pm–4:45pm · ages 5–10
Eubanks Intermediate1
  • Spanish (5-6)Mon, Wed · 3:45pm–5:30pm · ages 10–12
Rockenbaugh Elementary1
  • Spanish (K-4)Tue, Thu · 3pm–4:45pm · ages 5–10
Our take

The Carroll ISD After-School Spanish Program is a paid enrichment program that Carroll ISD offers on its own campuses, bringing structured Spanish classes to students in kindergarten through sixth grade. The district organizes it as an extension of the school day and contracts an outside provider, Language Lab Academy, to teach it. Lessons cover listening, speaking, reading, writing, and culture, and students are grouped by grade level.

Classes meet at host campuses — Old Union and Rockenbaugh for the younger grades and Eubanks Intermediate for fifth and sixth — and families at the feeder campuses can have their child bused to the nearest host site. Parents choose a two-day-a-week schedule or a four-day option, and the program runs in fall and spring semesters on the school calendar. Because it happens right after dismissal on a CISD campus, it's built for a family that wants their child to keep working on a language without a separate drive across town.

Local Tips

The practical draw is that it keeps a Spanish class on your child's own campus, right after school. A few things worth knowing:

  • It runs at three host campuses — Old Union and Rockenbaugh for K–4, Eubanks for 5th–6th — and children at a feeder campus (Durham, Carroll Elementary, Johnson, Walnut Grove) can be bused to the nearest host site.
  • You pick a two-day-a-week schedule (Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday) or a four-day option; four-day students may split across two campuses.
  • Class times vary by campus and grade — the K–4 groups run mid-afternoon and the 5th–6th group at Eubanks runs later, closer to dinnertime.
  • It follows the school calendar in fall and spring semesters, not over the summer, so line up separate summer plans.
  • There's a one-time registration fee plus monthly tuition; optional bus transportation costs extra, and paying in full earns a discount.
  • Instruction is grouped by grade level, with children placed by the Spanish they already know, so a beginner and a more advanced student aren't lumped together.
  • Registration runs through the district's enrichment page, using the QR code on the program flier.
Carroll ISD Connection

This is a program offered through Carroll ISD's own enrichment opportunities: it runs on district campuses, right after school, for CISD students in kindergarten through sixth grade, and the district lists and organizes it on its Curriculum & Instruction enrichment page. The teaching itself is contracted to an outside provider, Language Lab Academy, rather than delivered by district staff — so it's a district-organized program on district campuses, not a district-run classroom. For a Carroll family, it's a way to add Spanish to the school day inside the schools your child already attends, with the district handling where and when it runs.

Credentials

The program is taught by Language Lab Academy, a language-immersion provider based in Frisco that runs Spanish and other world-language classes for children. Per Carroll ISD's program page, the instruction is standards-aligned — a Madrid curriculum with the Texas TEKS included — the lessons cover listening, speaking, reading, and writing, most of the teachers are native speakers, and students are grouped by grade level with assessment shared with parents. Day-to-day questions about enrollment and scheduling go to Language Lab Academy directly.

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