Community Center Elementary and Teen After-School Programs
Your child can experience countless benefits from participating in our after-school program, which takes a holistic approach to students through activities engaging their mind, body, and character. We strive to complement the school system and create a safe and positive environment for a student’s success.
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Elementary School Programs
Grades: K5 – 5th
When: Monday – Friday
Time: 2:15pm – 6:00pm
Locations: Brutontown, Freetown, Mt. Pleasant, Slater Hall, Sterling, Staunton Bridge
Cost: $70 per month Aug 2024 thru May 2025.
(limited transportation will also be available for $52 per month!)
A non-refundable $50 registration fee per student is required per enrollment.
Registration
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Click here to download registration forms
- Take the Completed forms and initial payment to the Community Center of your choice. You can download the form and fill it out before arrive.
Snacks:
Healthy after-school snacks served daily.
Scholarships
Download scholarship application.
A limited amount of scholarships are available. Contact the individual center managers for more details. Click Here for a list of community centers.
Teen Leadership Programs
Grades: 6th – 8th
When: August 2024 to May 2025
Time: 3:15 pm to 6:00 pm
Locations: Mt. Pleasant and Sterling Centers
Cost: $40 monthly. A non-refundable $50 registration fee per student is required per enrollment.
Registration
Registration must be done in person at Center of choice. You can download form and fill it out before arrival. Click here to download registration forms
Snacks:
Healthy after-school snacks served daily.
Scholarships
A limited amount of scholarships are available. Contact the individual center managers for more details. Click Here for a list of community centers.
Transportation is available for an additional fee from Duncan-Chapel, Cherrydale, and Berea Elementary Schools.
There are some school bus routes that drop off at/near the center. Check with staff for previous list of schools and then contact the individual schools for up-to-date information.
Transportation is available for an additional fee from Armstrong and AJ Whittenberg Elementary Schools.
There are some school bus routes that drop off at/near the center. Check with staff for previous list of schools and then contact the individual schools for up-to-date information.
Transportation is available for an additional fee from Blythe, Robert E. Cashion, Sara Collins, Sue Cleveland, and Thomas E. Kearns Elementary Schools.
There are some school bus routes that drop off at/near the center. Check with staff for previous list of schools and then contact the individual schools for up-to-date information.
Transportation is available at Slater-Marietta and Heritage Elementary Schools.
For transportation questions, please contact the Center Manager of Slater Hall Center.
Transportation is available for an additional fee from Welcome, Thomas E. Kearns, and Blythe Elementary Schools.
There are some school bus routes that drop off at/near the center. Check with staff for previous list of schools and then contact the individual schools for up-to-date information.
Elementary Program: Transportation is available for an additional fee from Welcome, AJ Whittenburg, and Hollis Elementary Schools.
There are some school bus routes that drop off at/near the center. Check with staff for previous list of schools and then contact the individual schools for up-to-date information.
Community Partners
Greenville County Rec Community Centers partner with the following agencies (and many more!)
- United Way of Greenville County – provides resources to ensure that after-school programs throughout Greenville County offer quality activities and services in a safe, engaging and fun environment for students and their families.
- LiveWell Greenville – a network of organizations partnering to ensure access to healthy eating and active living for every Greenville County resident.
- Upstate Circle of Friends – provides a daily snack for students in the after-school programs through the CACFP (Child and Adult Care Food Program).
- South Carolina Recreation and Parks Association – an organization comprised of park and recreation professionals throughout the State of South Carolina who are committed to “Creating Community through People, Parks and Programs.”
