🏛️ San Antonio: Enhancing Your Child’s Education through Enrichment Programming
San Antonio
City of San Antonio Extended Day Program
In partnership with several districts in the area, the City of San Antonio, has established the Extended Day Program. This program was created in conjunction with the City of San Antonio’s After School Challenge. Currently, the program operates through schools in the districts in the program, and provides them services through their neighborhood YMCA location. For example, in San Antonio ISD (SAISD), approximately 50 schools and serves over 4,000 students. Students who complete the application will receive their services at the YMCA locations that serve schools in their areas. Families must apply directly to the YMCA that services their child’s school. Additional districts that are in the program include Edgewood, Harlandale, South San, and Southwest.
Youth Enrichment Activities! (YEA!)
Established in 2017, Youth Enrichment Activities (YEA!) mission is to make learning opportunities more fun and engaging for youth, and the young at heart. YEA provided interactive experiences for attendees to enhance their knowledge, obtain new skills, and maintain social wellbeing while being an active participant. YEA offers summer camps, programs designated for teens, and clubs dedicated to baking, engineering, and nature lovers. These programs are at a cost to the student’s family.
https://www.youthenrichmentactivities.com/
Fun 4 Alamo Kids
Fun 4 Alamo Kids provide families with information on programs, events and activities for kids in the San Antonio area. Fun 4 Alamo Kids began as a site for families with kids that are homeschooled to find activities to enrich their child’s education. Today, anyone can find links to youth sports programs, after school and summer camps, as well as events hosted by businesses and family-oriented organizations in the area.
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