It's not just snacks and finger-painting. After-school is a place where kids explore, discover and develop every part of themselves. It's where every kid can be great at something. Click through to experience after-school as kids, families, staff and communities do.
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Abundant Waters at PS 51: One Day After School A full-scale after-school program is different from a club or a sport, where a child stays late for one activity. If they’re going to stay at school until their working parents can pick them up at 6 PM, kids should get to move their bodies, delve into arts and music and explore new possibilities, like learning from a chess champ. All that and more is packed into an afternoon at Manhattan's PS 51. » launch the experience |
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TASC New York Times Summer Jobs Program: Summer 2007 The TASC New York Times Summer Jobs Program, sponsored by the New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, supported 543 New York City teens in summer jobs in 2007. Through their participation in training workshops organized by TASC, and through the mentoring of their supervisors, city kids came to understand the discipline of a daily job. » launch the experience |
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Photography for Art & Creative Expression (PACE) Photography for Art and Creative Expression (PACE) is an eight-week program funded by TASC and offered through SAYA! (South Asian Youth Action) in Queens, introducing kids to photography. » launch the experience |
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The Comic Book Project The Comic Book Project engages children in creating and publishing comic books. This year's theme was "I am Super Hero" and the slideshow features the final comic book project of MS 203 / East Side House Settlement in the Bronx. Partners include Teachers College, Columbia University, Union Square Awards, TASC and Dark Horse Comics. » launch the experience |
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