Join the TUSC365 + Austin Montessori After-School Program!
WHAT IS IT?
The TUSC365 Elementary After-School Program invites players to practice ultimate frisbee right after school on the Austin Montessori campus. Ultimate is a non-contact team-based field sport played with a flying disc, incorporating elements of soccer, basketball, and football. To see a game in action, take a look at our 2026 camp highlight reels from Session A and Session B!
While we love the elements of athleticism, teamwork, and competition, TUSC365 is especially proud of Ultimate’s #1 rule: Spirit of the Game, which prioritizes character, respect, and integrity above all else. We feel that this is what makes Ultimate a particularly meaningful opportunity for young athletes.
Our primary goals for the TUSC365 + Austin Montessori After-School Programs will be
To introduce a love of ultimate, movement, and field sports awareness to Austin Montessori students
To build community and respect among classmates and friends on the Austin Montessori campus
To provide an athletic outlet AND promote social emotional skills such as self-advocacy, communication, and conflict resolution through Spirit of the Game
We believe that Spirit of the Game is directly aligned with Montessori philosophy, and that Ultimate is an excellent way to extend the skills and traits promoted in the Austin Montessori environment!
TUSC365 coaches and staff will work closely with Kelly at AMS to plan and execute each after-school gathering.
WHEN IS IT?
Tuesdays, 3:10pm-4:30pm
October 13th - December 8th (8 Weeks)
WHERE IS IT?
All practices will be held on the Sunset Trail campus of Austin Montessori School.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Austin Montessori Students ages 8-12 [Older / younger players welcome to join us on a case-by-case basis! Contact tusculti@gmail.com to discuss options!]
All genders
All abilities
All experience levels
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
TUSC365 strongly believes in reducing barriers for kids to play ultimate. With that in mind, our payment model has a sliding scale with three different options, so that families may select the price that aligns most closely with their budget.
Consider paying the Regular Price ($160) if this amount would be neither a financial hardship nor sacrifice for you and/or your family. This option ensures that all expenses are covered for our program to function.
Consider using the Pay it Forward Price ($200) to cover the cost of your registration and to directly facilitate opportunities for other players. This option also directly benefits other youth ultimate players in our community by ensuring that all expenses are covered for our program to function, AND that ALL PLAYERS receive the same high-quality experience regardless of their financial circumstances.
Consider paying the discounted Accessibility Price ($120) if the Regular Price or the Pay it Forward Price would lead to a harmful impact on you and/or your family.
Please note that for our sliding scale to be successful, we rely on families that can pay the Regular Price to do so, or to help others participate by paying the Pay it Forward price. We also offer deeper discounted rates and full scholarships, if necessary. Contact tusculti@gmail.com to learn more about these options.
HOW TO REGISTER:
Select your price and click the corresponding button below to checkout.
Submit payment.
Once payment is complete, you’ll be redirected to a registration form. Be sure to fill out every field on this form and hit “submit” at the end. [Registration is not complete until both payment and the form have been submitted.]
Watch for a confirmation email and more information.
Thank you for joining us! See you on the field!
For more ultimate this fall, check out our annual TUSC365 Back to School Play Day (September 13th), TUSC365 Fall League (October 14th & 18th and November 1st), and TUSC365 Fall Tournament (November 14th). Stay tuned to our Instagram (@tusculti) and our website (www.tusculti.com) for all the details! You can also email TUSC365 Director Colleen Kepner at tusculti@gmail.com with questions and suggestions.
