Schools participating include: Cleveland, Jefferson, Mosser, Sheridan and Washington Elementary Schools and South Mountain Middle School
The 21st Century Community Learning Centers program offers educational activities that are designed to help students with homework, and to improve their reading and math skills. Enrichment activities such as art, music, physical education, and science are offered daily. The 21st Century program is funded through a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Education and will be no cost to you. The goals of the program are:
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Students who participate in the program will meet or exceed state and local academic achievement standards in reading and math
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Students who participate in the program will improve their school attendance and behavior in school
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Students who participate in the program will demonstrate additional positive educational, social, and behavioral changes
The program is held Mondays through Thursdays from 3:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m. through the end of the school year. Students will receive dinner, help with homework, tutoring in math and reading, and will participate in enrichment activities each program day.
Parents and guardians who are interested in having their child participate in the program, must complete the enrollment form and return it to their School Principal. Parents/guardians will be contacted to complete enrollment paperwork before their child begins attending the program.
For a 2017-2018 Application, click:
English (Cleveland, Jefferson, Mosser, Sheridan, Washington Elementary and South Mountain)
Spanish (Cleveland, Jefferson, Mosser, Sheridan, Washington Elementary and South Mountain)
English (Harrison-Morton Middle School and Dieruff)
Spanish (Harrison-Morton Middle School and Dieruff)
For questions, contact April McGovern, 21st Century Project Coordinator, at 484-765-4094 or mcgoverna@allentownsd.org