The Capital City 21^st Century Community Learning Centers at Broken Ground and Mill Brook Elementary Schools have had great successes in the first five-year cycle of their 21CCLC grant. We are thrilled to announce that we are now in the process of applying for a second five-year cycle of funding. To share a comment for Broken Ground Principal, Susan Lauze,

“The gains we have witnessed for our students in terms of their self-confidence, resiliency, social skills, speaking and academics can be attributed to their full day experience in the school day programs as well as their participation in the 21^st Century Grant Program. As the Broken Ground School Principal, I am confident that by extending this grant beyond 2019, the 21^st Century After School program will continue to develop important connections for students and facilitate their learning and active engagement in learning, leading to more productive futures for our students.”

 

Welcome to the B&G@21C at Broken Ground School
2018 - 2019 School Year

/UserFiles/Servers/Server_401157/File/21C/BGS.MBS fall 18 registrations.pdf
Hard copies are also in the main offices of both schools. 

                            Programming begins Monday September 10th.
Through the 21st Century Community Learning Center's partnership with the the Boys and Girls Club students at Broken Ground School will have the opportunity to become involved in:

- after-school academic assistance (homework help/study skills/etc.)
- fitness and wellness activities (gym activities/dance/hoola-hooping)
- a variety of enrichment opportunities and experiences (cooking, art)