Youth Development Program

After School Youth Development Program
Monday – Thursday 3pm – 6pm
Youth ages 6-12 yrs $5/ week per child
Start date September 17, 2007 at the following campuses:
(Session II—January 22—March 13, 2008)
(Session III—April 1—May 29, 2008)

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
1) Roberts Elementary School
2) Lee Elementary School
3) Houston Elementary School
4) Moye Elementary School
5) Ascarate Elementary School
6) Zavala Elementary School
7) Del Norte Heights Elementary
8) Cooley Elementary School
9) Dowell Elementary School
10) South Loop Elementary School
11) Hulbert Elementary School
12) Thomas Manor Elementary
13) Vilas Elementary School
14) Beall Elementary School

After school hours are a critical time for youth. That time can represent either an opportunity to learn and grow, through quality after school programs, or a time of risk to youth’s health and safety. Most experts agree that after school programs offer a healthy and positive alternative, improve academic achievement and help relieve the stresses on today’s working families.

The elements of our program include homework help, reading or drama club, story telling, table games, arts & crafts, dance, character education, environmental guest speakers, developmental sports skills, and free play. Our goal is to help children learn new skills and develop themselves in positive ways. For more information, call 240-1650

After School Fundamental Sports Skills Program

Three 8 week sessions held throughout school year .
Two days per week from 3:15-5:15 $10 per session
Session I : October 1, – November 30, 2007 at the following campuses:

MIDDLE SCHOOLS
1) Canyon Hills Middle School
2) Indian Ridge Middle School
3) Wiggs Middle School
4) Guillen Middle School

The program goal is to teach children the fundamentals of a specific sport. Elements of this program are conditioning drills to improve skills that are necessary to play the game, rules of play, strategies and teamwork. Their abilities will improve along with their physical fitness and self-esteem. For more information, call 240-1650.