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Programs
Afterschool Programs
Reversing the effects of learning loss post pandemic and enhancing the learning goals of K-8 students, the RACC Afterschool Academy offers a high-quality program of academic focused non-traditional tutoring and innovative enrichment activities.
Participants are provided a safe and supportive environment that reduces risky behavior, promotes physical health and wellness, and offers social and emotional support and character development.
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Our Young Leaders program is designed to empower teens with the tools they need to succeed in both college and their future careers. With guidance from dedicated mentors, hands-on workshops, and real-world exposure to various career paths, teens will gain critical skills in leadership, communication, and problem-solving. Whether exploring college options or building career readiness, Young Leaders helps teens confidently prepare for their futures.
Health & Wellness
We are committed to developing the health and wellness of the children we serve. Our Health & Wellness program helps kids and teens build healthy habits that last a lifetime. Through fun activities, games, and interactive lessons, they learn how to take care of their body and mind. From eating right and staying active to managing emotions and practicing social skills, this program gives youth the tools to feel their best every day. Whether they want to get stronger, feel happier, or just learn more about staying healthy, we’ve got them covered with exciting lessons and support!
Good food and nutrition today means a stronger tomorrow
As a participant of the The National Child and Adult Care Food Program, we provide nutritious snacks and supper during our Afterschool Clubs, Seasonal Camps, and Community Service programs. Café RACC, our culinary club, focuses on nutritional education, promotes healthy eating habits, and addresses food insecurity for youth. Students grades K-8 learn about healthy cooking and eating.
Bike Riding Training
A unique benefit of participating in our camps is that if your child does not know how to ride a bike, we'll teach them. Through RACC Ride Along, children learn how to ride a bike, the health benefits of cycling, how to ride safely, and how to properly maintain a bike.
Traditional Camps
Supervised, action-packed, safe, and fun out-of-school programs conducted during the summer, winter, and spring months as well as some weekends and teacher workdays where students enhance academics, develop old and new skills, build self-esteem, and establish friendships. Open to kids ages 5-14. Counselors-in-Training ages 15-17 and Counselors age 18+.
*Offerings subject to change depending on business demands
Summer Camp
2024
Camp Can Be is a 7-week-long camp that offers academics, field trips, games, crafts, and character development activities weekly. Each week's theme will be centered around our core focus areas of S.T.R.E.A.M+ (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, Math, and critical life lessons).
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Winter Camp
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Postponed
Winter break is a great time of year, but for some it's a time to think about what your kids will do during their two weeks off from school. Our 2-week-long, themed-based camp that offers academics, games, crafts, a field trip, and character development activities. Each year the theme changes but will always be centered around one of our core focus areas of S.T.R.E.A.M+ (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, Math, and critical life lessons).
Spring Camp
2024
As insects start buzzing and flowers start blooming, our week-long, themed-based camp offers academics, games, crafts, a field trip, and character development activities to help usher in the pleasures of Spring. Each year, the theme changes but will always be centered around one of our core focus areas of S.T.R.E.A.M, Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy, Health & Wellness, and College and Career Readiness.
Mini Camps
Postponed
Whether it's responding to current events or meeting the need of kids having "something to do" on the weekend, our mini-camps are themed-based camps that offer academics, games, crafts, and character development activities to help give kids a taste of what our traditional camps are like. Mini-camps usually occur over a series of Saturday mornings or afternoons; the theme changes but will always be centered around one of our core focus areas of S.T.R.E.A.M+ (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, Math, and critical life lessons).
Community Service
With a village mindset at our core, our organization forges powerful partnerships with other nonprofits, schools, government agencies, and corporations that share the same passion for providing children with holistic learning experiences and much-needed resources. Projects include holiday givebacks and real-world field trip experiences to name a few.
Through these community service projects, we amplify our impact together, reaching deeper into the community and touching more lives
Community service projects also create opportunities for youth to give back to their communities, helping them foster a sense of responsibility, empathy, and civic engagement. Participants engage in various activities such as neighborhood cleanups, assisting at local shelters, serving the unsheltered, and organizing community drives, all of which help build character and instill a sense of pride and belonging in our youth.
*Various programs are held at multiple locations:
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