AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM RESOURCE GUIDE
2009-2010 Produced by CommunityBuild
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the Worcester Public Schools Except as otherwise
indicated the Worcester Public Schools is not responsible for, or
connected with, any aspect of the programs included in this Guide and
participation in these programs is the sole decision and responsibility of
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FREE PROGRAMS &
RESOURCES
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WHERE |
STRUCTURE |
FOR
WHOM |
TRANSP |
REFERRAL |
FEE |
WHEN |
WAIT |
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African Community
Education |
Educational Program Offered to recent refugee and immigrant students
from countries of Is a full-day program
offering math and English classes, one-on-one homework help and mentoring,
and extracurricular activities including dance, art, and
sports After school homework help during the weekdays also |
African refugee students
now living and attending school in |
Transportation available
to Saturday Program at no cost to those who do not have alternate
|
508-395-8001 Contact:
Kaska Yawo Executive
Director 508-799-3564 Contact:
Julia Kilgore, Office
Manager e-mail: Website: www.acechildren.com
|
Free |
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday |
No |
|
All Saints Episcopal
Church 01609 |
Fun and Fab Friday Neighborhood Youth
Program Fun and Fab Fridays is
open to children of the wider neighborhood and the parish. The programs
have included theatre, dance, art, music, wood craft and other crafts,
science and safety. |
Fun Fridays
-Boys and Girls Grades
K-6 Fab Fridays – Boys and
Girls Grades
7-12 |
No On bus
route |
Contact: Celia Demers
508-752-3766 x 22
celia@allsaintsw.org Website: |
Free |
Friday evenings |
No |
|
All Saints Episcopal
Church 01609 (Continued) |
All
Saints Church Boys
and Girls Choir Our choirs welcome interested singers of all ages
to participate and raise their voices together in worship to glorify God.
The boy and girl choirs are professional auditioned groups with a
demanding time commitment. |
Boys and girls ages 8 and
up from any part of |
No On bus
route |
Contact: Peter S. Berton
508-752-3766 x17 peter@allsaintsw.org Website: |
Free |
Rehearsals are on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, and the choirs sing on Sunday
mornings Rehearsal schedules and
extensive information are available on our
website |
No |
|
Elementary School |
Extended Learning Times Academic Tutoring |
3rd & 4th grade 3rd - 6th
grades |
W.P.S Buses and
Parents |
508-799-3572 Contact: Mark
Berthiaume |
Free |
Call for more
information School starts earlier and
extends longer in the day |
No |
|
Clairmont Academy |
Academic Program Including MCAS for reading and writing; math and
science |
High school
students |
Parent provided
|
508-799-3077 Contact: Ms. Sutton |
Free for students at
|
Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday from (during first half of
semester) |
No |
|
Mentoring
Program For students at
risk One on one program with
|
students
only Grades 3
-11 |
Parent
provided |
508-799-3077 Contact: Ms. Sutton or Ms.
Severin |
Free |
Call for start date and
time |
No | |
|
21st
Century After School Program Enrichments, homework
help and MCAS preparation |
Grades 7 and
8 |
Parent
provided |
508-799-3077 Contact: Ms.
Severin |
Free |
Mondays |
No |
|
WHERE |
STRUCTURE |
FOR
WHOM |
TRANSP |
REFERRAL |
FEE |
WHEN |
WAIT |
|
Dynamy Youth
Academy 27 Sever Street |
14 to15 students for each
high school grade per year.
One on one time with mentor as well as group
work Internship Gap year for high school
graduates |
High School
students Graduated high
school |
Transport available to
all participants No |
Contact: Joe Corazzini
x13 Website: 508-755-2571 Contact: Greg Capello
x18 |
Free Internship- Annual
tuition, call for more information, scholarships
available |
Day
Varies 4-5
hours/week Internship- runs on
college calendar year. (Fall, Spring, and Full year programs available).
Residential |
Nomination in 8th grade by guidance counselors
and interview process No |
|
Friendly House 36 Wall Street Worcester, MA 01604 |
Teen Nights |
Ages
13-16 |
No
|
508-755-4362 Contact: Jim
Williams |
No
Fee |
Call for
Schedule (starts
October) |
No |
|
Girls Inc. Worcester MA
01604 |
“Peersuasion” – A skill building, peer leadership, education and
intervention program |
Ages 13 and
up |
Available for select
schools |
508-755-6455 Contact : Phyllis Shea
x32 |
Free |
Call for
schedule |
No |
|
14 Richards Street Worcester, MA |
SES (Supplemental Education Services)
Academically based program
offering reading and math |
Goddard students
only Grades K-2 and grades
3-6 |
Parent provided |
Contact: Annmarie Walsh-Pierozzi |
Free |
Tuesday, Wednesday &
Thursday |
Yes call for more
information |
|
Great 19 Tacoma Street and 30 Great Brook Valley
Ave. Worcester, MA 01606 |
Strong Girls/Healthy Choices Program
Building strong girls to
help them make healthy choices. Strong Guys/Health Choices Program
Building strong guys to
help them make healthy choices. |
Ages
11-17 |
No Located on bus route |
508-854-3260 Contact: Jennifer
Pitts Contact: Demario
Andrews |
Free |
Girls at Tuesdays at Girls at Plumley Club
Ages 13-17 Thursdays
Boys at Plumley Club Ages
13-17 Tuesdays Boys at Thursdays |
No |
|
H.O.P.E.
Helping Others Promote
Equality PAL Office 51 Union St., Suite 308 Worcester, MA |
Join for a supportive, give back opportunity
Mentors learn and apply
leadership and advocacy Community service with
PAL once a month |
Youth
13-19 |
No |
Contact: Meri
Viano Website |
Free |
Monthly |
No |
|
HOPE Coalition Meets at different locations including YWCA –
Salem Square, Worcester Youth Center |
Citywide youth project focusing on Youth
Leadership, Mental Health and Substance Prevention, Access to
Services |
Youth and young
adults |
No |
508-793-7642 Contact: Laurie
Ross Website |
Free |
Call for other
activities/events |
No |
|
WHERE |
STRUCTURE |
FOR
WHOM |
TRANSP |
REFERRAL |
FEE |
WHEN |
WAIT |
|
Latino Educational Institute
(LEI) 01602 Latino Educational Institute (LEI) (Continued) |
ISLA - Innovative Services for Latino Adolescents
Focus on academic
success, leadership skills and well-being; prepares for transition from
elementary to middle school |
Latino
Youth Grades
3-6 Elementary, and summer
programs |
No |
508-798-8277 Contact: Amy Cantwell Website: |
Free |
Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday 2 :30pm
-4 :30pm |
No |
|
LASOS - Focus on academic success
and leadership skills to prevent violence |
Mothers and Daughters
together |
Yes |
508-798-8277 Contact : Elsa Rivera Website: |
Free |
Call for
schedule |
No | |
|
Club E A program for Latino
families committed to improving their children’s educational outcomes and
their own human capital. It
engages parents in ESL classes designed to teach English while imparting
health and computer literacy as well as information about how to navigate
the public school system. The
program is intensive, student-centered, and holistic in that it also
provides programming for the participant’s young children. Club E graduates have
well-documented gains in English proficiency, achieve greater
self-confidence, and are more active and engaged citizens. |
Children (Non/fluent in
English and Spanish) and their parents |
No |
508-798-8277 Contact:
Consuelo
Riveros Website: http://sharepoint.worcester.edu/internal/lei/default.aspx |
Free |
Call for
schedule |
Rolling admissions | |
|
MassTec Is a project which
brings together partners and existing resources from K-12 and
undergraduate education, workforce development, industry leaders and
community-based outreach groups in an effort to respond to the region’s
shortage of adequately skilled technicians in advanced manufacturing
operations |
Grades
K-12 |
Call for more
information |
508-798-8277 Contact : Elsa Rivera Website: http://sharepoint.worcester.edu/internal/lei/default.aspx |
Free |
Call for
schedule |
No | |
|
LIDER - Latinos Involved in Discovering
Educational Resources Engages students and also
parents in education activities that facilitate access to higher
education. |
Grades
11-12 |
Yes |
508-798-8277 Contact: Elsa
Rivera Website: |
Free |
Call for
schedule |
No | |
|
New England Dream Center |
PerformingArts Saturday Program |
All
ages |
No |
508-757-3333 |
Free |
Call for
details |
No |
|
WHERE |
STRUCTURE |
FOR
WHOM |
TRANSP |
REFERRAL |
FEE |
WHEN |
WAIT |
|
Oak Hill CDC 74 Providence Street Worcester, MA 01604 |
Teen Inspirators, On the Move
Provides an innovative
educational, community service and leadership development
program “by teens, for teens”
planning own meetings and
deciding what they want to work on and learn about |
Ages11 – 17 year olds
living in the Union Hill, Oak Hill, Grafton Hill, Green Island and Upsala
Street neighborhoods of Worcester |
No but Transport provided
for off-site activities |
508-754-2858
x26 Contact: Patricia Mallios
pmallios@oakhillcdc.org
Website: |
Free |
Weekly Mondays from
Community service
projects throughout the neighborhood and trips also take place throughout
the year |
No |
|
All Stars Youth Educator Program
Prevents alcohol, tobacco
and drug use, postpones sexual activity, reduces fighting and bullying and
helps teens build bright futures All Stars uses fun and
interactive activities to help youth think about their future (including
college and careers) and make smart decisions |
Preference is given to
youth in grades 6 – 8 (or ages 11 – 15) living in the Union Hill, Oak
Hill, Grafton Hill, Green Island and Upsala Street neighborhoods of
Worcester Youth living in other
neighborhoods are also welcome to be a part of the
program |
No Located on bus route |
508-754-2858
x26 Contact: Patricia Mallios
pmallios@oakhillcdc.org
Website: |
Free |
All Stars is a 14 week
program. Multiple sessions will be run throughout the school
year Contact Oak Hill CDC for
more information. |
No |
|
WHERE |
STRUCTURE |
FOR
WHOM |
TRANSP |
REFERRAL |
FEE |
WHEN |
WAIT |
|
Office of District Attorney Joseph D. Early,
Jr. |
Provides proactive prevention programs on
bullying, safe and responsible
use of the internet, teen dating and domestic violence, mandated reporter
and child abuse laws, shaken baby, alcohol and drug dangers and applicable
laws including social host liability, court system overview and legal
careers, as well as the most popular mock trial component during which
participants play the various roles within the court system |
Both males and females of
all ages Parents, educators, and
other professionals who work directly with youth |
No |
Contact:
Sue Hayes Don Xenos
508-755-8601 Susan.Hayes@state. ma.us Contact: M.Julie Lesure
508-792-0214 M.Julie.Lesure@state.ma.us Contact:
Ellen Miller
508-792-0214 Ellen.Miller@state. ma.us Website:
www.worcesterda.com |
Free |
Monday - Friday
afternoons and some evenings |
No |
|
Pernet Family Health
Services 237 Millbury Street Worcester, MA 01610 |
Homework Club Youth Group |
Ages
6-11 Ages-12-15
|
No |
508-755-1228 Contact: Michael Rezkalla
x224 Website : |
Free |
Monday-Thursday
Call for youth group
schedule |
No |
|
Pride Productions Inc. 484 Main Street,
Worcester, MA 01608 |
Multimedia-“Youth Unity Group” Youth produce own show,
write script, run show |
“Youth Unity Group” ages
14-17 |
No |
Fax:
508-754-5776 Contact: Ernie
Floyd Website: |
Free |
Monday-Friday |
No |
|
14 Blackstone River Rd. Worcester, MA 01607 |
Classroom Academic, MCAS Tutoring Supervised by Teacher Assistant |
Grades
3-6 |
Parent
provided |
508-799-3502 Contact: Kathleen
Lee |
Free |
Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday |
Yes, depending on student
turnover ration of 12:1 |
|
Safe Homes @ The Bridge 4 Mann Street Worcester, MA 01602 |
Safe and supportive alternative services for GLBTQ
Youth Mentoring program based
on individual needs. Drop in
center with recreation and skills training. Activities & events are staff
supervised |
For any GLBTQ youth ages
16-22 |
No |
508-755-0333 Contact: Laura
Farnsworth Website:
|
Free |
|
No |
|
St. Peters |
Mentoring Program A drop-out prevention
strategy that pairs students with academic or behavioral problems with a
college mentor who meets with them weekly for homework help, cultural and
recreational activities |
Ages
6-15 |
No |
Contact: Sister
Maryanne |
No |
Call for times
|
No |
|
UMASS Worcester, MA 01609 |
Nutrition / Education Program Promotes healthy eating
by providing nutrition & food safety
education |
All
Ages |
No
|
Contact: Pat
Culross Website: |
Free |
Go out in the
community |
Call for Availability |
|
WHERE |
STRUCTURE |
FOR
WHOM |
TRANSP |
REFERRAL |
FEE |
WHEN |
WAIT |
|
Worcester Public
Schools |
SES - Supplemental Educational
Services Providing services for
income eligible students in several elementary schools. This academic
based program serves to support students in reading and mathematics |
K-6 sites:
K-2 sites: Burncoat Prep., Columbus Park, Elm Park, Gates
Lane, Goddard, Grafton St., Lincoln St., Norback, Quinsigamond,
Rice Square, Roosevelt, Tatnuck Magnet, Union Hill, Vernon Hill,
Woodland |
No |
Contact: Janet
Lyons 508-799-3110
lyonsj@worc.k12.ma.us |
Free |
After school Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, Thursdays for 1-2 hours depending on the
site |
No |
|
WHERE |
STRUCTURE |
FOR
WHOM |
TRANSP |
REFERRAL |
FEE |
WHEN |
WAIT |
|
Worcester 326 Chandler Street Worcester, MA 01602 |
Pool, chess, arts &
crafts, community clean-up program, peer leadership, urban community
planning, indoor recreational activities, flag football, basketball,
football, homework and tutoring assistance |
Ages
14-24 |
No (on bus
route) |
Website: |
Free |
Call For
Info Monday –Friday Homework
help |
No |
|
RISE Support Group |
Co-ed Ages
14-24 |
No |
Website: |
Free |
Mondays |
No | |
|
GED Program Music production Studio (21 yrs old) and other activities
offered Worcester Youth
Center |
Ages
16-24 |
No (on bus
route) |
Website: |
Free |
Daily Placement test on Mondays
and Tuesdays |
No | |
|
SISTERHOOD Support Group |
Girls
only Ages
16-24 |
No |
Website: |
Free |
Thursdays |
| |
|
CIRCLES Youth meet with staff and
share without judgment, build trust, get to know each
other |
Co-ed Ages
14-24 |
No |
Roberto 508.791.4702 Website: |
Free |
Wednesdays Includes
dinner |
| |
|
YOU Inc. |
Youth Making a Difference Focus on therapeutic and educational skills such
as anger and stress management, peer relations and life-skills. Members
also participate in recreational and community service
activities |
Ages 10 -
16 |
Call for
details |
508-770-0511 Contact : Sarah
Montigny x112 Referred through DCF, DMH
or school Website: |
Free |
Every day after
school |
No |
|
Mentoring |
All
ages |
No |
508-770-0511 Contact :
Ann
Toomey-Doane Website: |
Free |
As agreed
upon |
No | |
|
Youth Effect Southeast Asian Coalition
(SEAC) Rom #1L |
Homework tutoring, youth leadership development,
physical activities, volunteering activities, and cultural
learning We are looking for youth
who are excited to learn about Asian American Culture, want academic help,
and/or would like to make an impact in the |
For all Asian American
youth and youth interested in Asian American culture between the ages of
12-18 |
No |
508-791-4373 Contact:
Andrew
Le ale007@seacma.org Contact:
Thuha
Le thuhale@seacma.org Contact:
Bao Ha 508-459-5284 bboa86@yahoo.com Website:
seacma.org |
Free |
Monday through Thursday
|
No |
LOW TO MODERATE COST PROGRAMS &
RESOURCES
|
WHERE |
STRUCTURE |
FOR
WHOM |
TRANSP |
REFERRAL |
FEE |
WHEN |
WAIT | ||||||||
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|
All Saints Episcopal
Church 01609 |
Afternoon Tunes Provides one-on-one,
weekly music lessons to children from the neighborhood around the church,
in partnership with |
Children ages 6 and up
in the neighborhood that
is loosely bounded by Chandler St., Park Ave., Elm St., and Main St. |
No On bus
route |
Contact:
Elizabeth Butterworth
508-832-5331 ebutterw@princeton.edu Contact: Celia Demers
508-752-3766 x 22
celia@allsaintsw.org Contact: The Rev. Kevin Bean
508-752-3766
x 13
kevin@allsaintsw.org Website: |
$10/year |
Fridays
Runs every Friday when
Worcester Public Schools are in session. Each lesson lasts for 30
minutes. |
No | |||||||
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Belmont Street Community Elementary School
|
|
Ages
5-13 Eng. & Span.
Spoken |
Parent provided
Located on bus route; Transport from school to
program |
DCF referrals some state
funded slots. Contact: Mike
Wyne |
Fee depends on
income |
Monday
-Friday |
No | ||||||||
|
Boys & Girls Club of
Worcester Main South
Clubhouse Boys & Girls Club of (Continued) |
Drop In After school |
Ages 8 – 18 |
No |
508-753-3377 Contact:
Ike
McBride Website: |
Membership
fee: $25 per child per School
year Attending orientation
first $25 additional for school
vacations Scholarships
available |
Age
8-13 Monday-Friday Ages 14 –
18 Monday-Friday |
No | ||||||||
|
Kids Café Kids and families enjoy a
meal together |
Ages 8 – 18 |
No |
Contact: Ike
McBride Website: |
Free for
members Scholarships
available |
Tues./Wed./Thurs |
No | |||||||||
|
|
Ages 14-
18 |
None
|
508-753-3377 Contact: Ike
McBride Website: |
Membership
fee: $25 per teen per
School
year attending orientation
first Scholarships
available |
|
No | |||||||||
|
|
Ages 13 – 18: call for more information
after renovation process is done (Fall 2008) |
None
|
Contact: Fela de los
Santos Website: |
Membership
fee: $25 per teen per School year Scholarships
available |
|
No | |||||||||
|
Drop-In After School
Program |
Ages 8 – 18 Call |
None
|
Contact: Fela de los Website: |
Membership
fee: $25 per child per School
year Orientation Scholarships
available |
Call for
times |
No | |||||||||
|
Drop In After School Program
|
Ages 8 – 18 Call |
None
|
508-754-5509 Contact: Fela de los Website: |
Membership
fee: $25 per child per School
year Orientation Scholarships
available |
Call for
info |
No | |||||||||
|
|
Ages 14 –
18 |
None
|
508-754-5509 Contact: Fela de los Website: |
Membership
fee: $25 per teen per School
year Orientation Scholarships
available |
Call for
info |
No | |||||||||
|
Boy Scouts of Many neighborhood locations including: Centro Las
|
Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Explorer Post Venture Cruise |
1st–5th
grade Ages
11–18 Ages 14-21 Co-ed
Ages 14-21
Co-ed |
No |
508-752-3769 Contact: Jeff
Harris Website: www.scouting.org Additional contact
persons: Centro las
|
National Fee $15 per year
(prorated) Call for
Info |
Depends on the sponsor of
the organization. Call for availability Monday-Friday Saturday |
No | ||||||||
|
Carol’s |
Learn to skate with us Figure skate and hockey |
All
ages |
None |
508-835-2400 Website:
|
Fees vary with age and
level |
Call for more
information |
No | ||||||||
|
|
Dance, Model, Acting, Singing and
Vocal |
All ages and
levels |
None |
508-754-2700 Contact: Kelly Shea
or Karen
Shea |
$46 Monthly Fee (1 ½ hr
class - Fees vary with age and dance level) |
Classes begin September
& January Open enrollment in some
areas |
No | ||||||||
|
City View |
Academic Program Teacher supervised
Through Rainbow
Childcare |
Grades 3
-6 K thru
6 |
Parent
provided |
Contact: Albert
Ganem |
Call about
fees |
Monday-Friday Day
Care Call for
times |
Waiting list depends on
outside agency’s list | ||||||||
|
Diane Kelley Dance
Studio |
Dance Classes |
All
ages |
None |
|
Fees vary with age and
level |
Call for
schedule |
No | ||||||||
|
Friendly House Friendly House (Continued) |
Counselor In Training Program
(CIT) |
Ages
13-16 |
No |
508-755-4362 Contact: Jim
Williams Website: |
School Year (scaled to
start date) - $100 Summer:
$75 |
Summer: School Year: |
No | ||||||||
|
Biddy Basketball Providing an
instructional basketball program in a positive
atmosphere |
Ages
8-15 |
No
|
508-755-4362 Contact: Jim
Williams Website: |
$65 13-14
yrs require Birth
Certificate |
Registration starts
Depending on age level,
game and practice dates vary Practices
range from Mon, Tues,
Wed Games are on Thurs, Fri, or Sat depending on age
level Call for
Schedule |
No | |||||||||
|
After School Drop in Programs
A structured design that
includes physical education, arts & crafts, game room, homework center
and birthday parties |
Ages
6-12 |
No
|
Contact: Sabrina St.
Martin |
$35 Registration
Fee Fees: Ages 6-12: $30/mo
Ages 13-16
$100/year
Limited scholarships
available |
Monday-
Friday After
school |
No | |||||||||
|
Girls Inc. |
Drop In Program – Computers, sewing,
cooking, crafts, swimming, homework help, open dance classes, SMART
(Science Math and Related Technology), outside gym, roller skating,
pottery, stepping stones, field trips, financial literacy programs and
more |
Girls K – 8th
grade |
Available for select schools
|
508-755-6455 Contact: Heather Lillis
x34 Website: |
$10/day includes
everything Saturdays $5/day |
Monday-Friday |
No | ||||||||
|
|
Boy and girls all
ages |
Call for more
information |
508-755-6455 Contact : Phyllis Shea
x32 |
Call for more
information |
Summer |
No | |||||||||
|
Swim lessons – water sports, aquatics, family
swim |
Varies by
program |
No |
508-755-6455 Contact :
Rene |
Fees
vary Family fee
$5 |
Family Swim Fridays
Call for
schedule |
No | |||||||||
|
GALS (Girls About Leadership and Service)
High school girls advisory
council |
Ages
14-18 |
Available for select
schools |
508-755-6455 Contact : Kijah
Clark |
Call for
fees |
Call for
schedule |
No | |||||||||
|
Girls Basketball
League |
Grades
3-11 |
No |
508-755-6455 Contact :
Charlotte
Sudyka |
$110 for
session |
Nov –
March Saturday
games |
Starts winter
2010 | |||||||||
|
Girl Scouts |
Daisy
- Grades K-1 Brownies - Grades 2-3 Junior Girls Scouts – Grades 4-5 Cadettes – Grades 6, 7, 8
Seniors – Grades 9-10 Ambassadors–Grades 11-12
|
Girls in grades
K-12 |
No |
800-462-9100 Contact: Thais
Frost Ext.
3613 Website: |
$12 annual registration
fee Some financial support
available |
Please call for more
info |
No | ||||||||
|
Guild of St. Agnes Offsite @ |
School Age Programs Includes homework help, computers, group games,
sports & arts and crafts |
Grades K-6 |
Transport by program
to |
508-755-2238 Contact: Margaret Madaus
x22 Website: |
Fees
vary |
Monday-
Friday After
school- |
No | ||||||||
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Hanmi Tae Kwon Do Center |
Martial arts |
Boys and girls of all
ages |
After school pickup
program |
508-770-1187 Website: |
Fees vary with age and
level |
Call for more
info |
No | ||||||||
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Joy of Music Program |
Private instrumental & voice lessons; Early
childhood music; recorder, world drumming, youth
chorus, classical/chamber or jazz ensemble |
Birth – High
School Adults also
welcome |
No |
508-856-9541 Contact: Rich
Ardizzone Website: www.jomp.org |
Varies Some scholarships
available |
Varies Call for
details |
No | ||||||||
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Lincoln Village Community
Center |
Kids Club at |
Youth must be residents
of |
No
|
508-856-9344 Contact: Dennis
Dow |
$15/ annual
fee |
Tues, Wed &
Thursday |
No | ||||||||
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Pride Productions Inc. |
|
|
No
|
Fax:
508-754-5776 Contact: Ernie
Floyd Website: |
Multimedia- using
computers $3 ½
hour $5
hour |
Monday-Friday |
No | ||||||||
|
St. Peters Worcester, MA 01610 |
Youth Basketball |
Ages
5-17 |
No |
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