Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida is pleased to announce that we have been awarded funding from the Florida Department of Education to create a 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) at our Joe R. Lee Boys & Girls Club in Eatonville. This 21st CCLC will offer academic and personal enrichment programming year-round, serving 120 at-risk youth who attend grades K-5 at Hungerford Elementary (Orange County Public Schools). Afterschool program services would be held on-site at Hungerford Elementary; vacation day, holiday and summer program services would be held on-site at the Joe R. Lee Boys & Girls Club.  A copy of our grant application is available for inspection on the 21stCCLC webpage of our agency website (www.bgccf.org) and at the Club facility for all interested.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida is pleased to announce that we have been awarded funding from the Florida Department of Education to create a 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) at our Levy Hughes Clubhouse in Parramore. This 21st CCLC will offer academic and personal enrichment programming for the academic school year, serving 167 at-risk youth who attend grades K-8 at A.C.E. They will also serve 120 K-8th youth for summer programming. (Orange County Public Schools). Afterschool and summer program services would be held on-site at Levy Hughes Clubhouse. A copy of our grant application is available for inspection on the 21stCCLC webpage of our agency website (www.bgccf.org) and at the Club facility for all interested.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida is pleased to announce that we have been awarded funding from the Florida Department of Education to create a 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) at our Universal Orlando Foundation Branch in Carver Shores. This 21st CCLC will offer academic and personal enrichment programming for the academic school year, serving 160 at-risk youth who attend grades K-5 at Eccelston, Orlo Vista, Eagles Nest and Washington Shores Elementary  (Orange County Public Schools). Afterschool program services would be held on-site at Universal Orlando Foundation Branch including all school vacation and holidays.   A copy of our grant application is available for inspection on the 21stCCLC webpage of our agency website (www.bgccf.org) and at the Club facility for all interested.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida is pleased to announce that we have been awarded funding from the Florida Department of Education to create a 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) at our Walt Disney World Clubhouse in Pine Hills. This 21st CCLC will offer academic and personal enrichment programming for the academic school year, serving 160 at-risk youth who attend grades K-5 at Mollie Ray, Rolling Hills and Ridgewood Park Elementary (Orange County Public Schools). Afterschool program services would be held on-site at Walt Disney World Clubhouse including all school vacation and holidays.   A copy of our grant application is available for inspection on the 21stCCLC webpage of our agency website (www.bgccf.org) and at the Club facility for all interested.