21st Century Community Learning Centers
After School Programs
The 21st Century Community Learning Center After School Program, is an enrichment program for children attending elementaries, middle, and high schools within Muskegon Public Schools, Holton Public Schools, and Reeths- Puffer Schools. The programs provide a safe environment, personal academic assistance, and complimentary academic enrichment activities that promote life skills development. The programs value community service, and the betterment of our community as a whole.
Cost? The programs are free of charge to your child.
Sample of the 21st CCLC programs offerings:
Academics: math, language arts, homework assistance, and tutoring.
Arts and Performance: dance, drama, drawing, choir, jazz, percussion, music and arts/crafts.
Family and Community: family activities, life skills, mentoring, service learning and scouts.
Recreation: aerobics, basketball, games, cooking, soccer, football, karate, gymnastics and swimming.
Substance Abuse/Violence Prevention: anger management, "character counts", conflict resolution, and lifeskills.
Technology and Computers: cyber learning, e-mail, internet, multi-media, radio, and lightspan.
*choices vary by site and grade level
Our Vision is to provide children and their families a safe, fun and challenging environment where learning and life skills are promoted through new experiences.
How Can You Help? We know that people love an opportunity to be a part of changing a child's life. Please join us in making that difference. The rewards will be priceless.
Muskegon Public School's after school and summer school programs are funded by the Michigan Department of Education's 21st Century grant, and the United Way of the Lakeshore.
If you would like to volunteer e-mail Joanna Christophersen, Community Services Coordinator or call
(231) 720-2536.
