Kids get homework help, STEM projects, and physical activity until 6:30pm daily.
Working parents can keep children safe and engaged after school ends. Financial aid helps every family afford it.
The YMCA runs structured after-school care at 29 Houston schools, picking up where the school day ends. Kids get snacks and social time, then homework help from certified teachers, followed by hands-on STEM and literacy projects. The day wraps up with art, music, or service projects, plus daily physical activity through games and sports.
The YMCA of Greater Houston strengthens communities through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. With 29 branches across the region, we offer everything from childcare and after-school programs t…
Visit website →The programs operate at 29 school locations across Houston. Parents can search for their specific school using the YMCA's online filter system to see which campuses currently offer the program.
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These programs keep kids safe and engaged during peak hours for youth crime, while helping working parents stay on the job. Children get reinforcement of classroom learning alongside activities that build empathy and social skills in the familiar setting of their own school.
Parents need a YMCA membership to register their K-8th grader. Gather your child's student ID, emergency contacts, medical details, and insurance information for online registration. Each child needs a signed form, liability waiver, and payment arrangement.
Costs work on a sliding scale with financial aid available.
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