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Our Youth Education Programs provide increased academic success and a free alternative to childcare. We emphasize respect for diversity, healthy living, and a love of learning.
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To register for a class, please email our Program Manager or call 303.860.7747.
To request a referral for a program or other assistance, please submit a Referral Request Form.
To see our full program schedule, please visit our Calendar.
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A Hidden Brook STRIVE student practices her reading |
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Children in the summer program chase bubbles |
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Community teens attend an on-property college fair |
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| STRIVE |
A literacy-based, after-school tutoring program, STRIVE (Students Turning Responsibility Into Valuable Experience) employs teens as tutors for community children in need of extra academic help. Children in 1-5th grade are eligible for tutoring, and high school students are eligible to be tutors. Download the application form if you’re interested in applying, and bring them to your leasing office or the Hope Communities Neighborhood Center (2543 California Street) when you have completed them. |
| Summer Program |
For six weeks every summer, youth ages 5-11 are in a Summer Program of literacy, field trips, arts and crafts, recreation, and community service. |
| School Supply Drive |
In the fall, school supplies that have been collected for our residents will be distributed. Residents are asked to bring their school supply list and a bag or backpack to carry supplies home in. |
| RISE |
Young children learn pre-literacy skills through hands-on activities. |
| College Fair |
Every spring Hope Communities plans a college fair for teens. Several college representatives will be in attendance with information on their schools, as well as scholarships and financial aid options. |
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