- Curriculum
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We are a partner with Boys & Girls Club of America and 4-H Club program. These enduring partnerships enable us to provide children of military personnel with critical youth development programs and activities and give families the vital support they need. Through our partnerships with we are able to help children learn to work with their strengths, interests, and each other, to feel good about themselves, and to grow as individuals. To stimulate the growth and development of your child, we offer programs in the core areas of leisure, recreation, and the arts; sport and fitness; life skills, citizenship and leadership; and mentoring and support services. We, also, utilize community resources, partnerships, and the interest of youth to promote a positive youth development for young people to develop the skills they will need to become successful and contributing members of their communities.
- Parent Advisory Council
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Our Parent Advisory Council works cooperatively with Child Youth Services personnel and management to ensure quality care and services for children while fostering parent participation in special events, field trips and other activities. We encourage board members to make suggestions to our Management Team on issues regarding administrative policies and programs. Our meetings provide a forum for parent education, information sharing, and healthy positive discussion of issues relative to child and youth care. We also use our meetings as a venue for parent education trainings, educational events, and parental workshops.
Our mission is to promote quality of life and to support Army readiness.
We provide affordable before-school and after-school care in a quality program that meets the needs of youth and parents. In addition to before- and after-school care, we offer full day camps that operate during winter, spring, and summer breaks. Our trained and professional staff are committed to providing a caring and supervised atmosphere where your child can enjoy numerous programs and activities.
