Price Hill Out of School Time Network

PRICE HILL Out of School Time Network 2014-2015

A Guide to Out of School Time Opportunities for Price Hill Youth Compiled by Charles Wiederhold LISC AmeriCorps at Santa Maria Community Services

Out of School Time Network A Guide to Out of School Time Opportunities for Price Hill Youth Compiled by Charles Wiederhold LISC AmeriCorps at Santa Maria Community Services

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Academics and Culture

Summer Programs

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Programs that focus on academic, artistic, or craft development are included in the academics and culture thematic area. Youth are expected to explore their creativity and critical thinking abilities and nurture skills that are relevent to fine arts, performance art, life skills life skills life skills design, craft, reading, mathematics, and science.

Programs that are only provided during a typical student’s summer break are identified in this section. These programs represent various themes and are very diverse. A student that is engaged during the summer will continue to develop their interests and skills while they are out of school.

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After School Programs

Many schools offer free after school programs. These programs often operate on site directly after the end of the school day. There is great diversity in the type of program offering. By communicating with the after school program coordinator new programs that best suit students interests can be added to the offerings.

Programs that focus on team building and leading, volunteerism and advocacy, and fellowship and character development are included in the leadership and charactar thematic area. Youth are explected to identify their goals and establish steps to meeting them, assess and execute community needs, and learn to build positive relationships with others. leadership

Health and Wellness

Social Services for Youth

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fellowship

Programs that focus on life skills development, exploring and learning craftsmanship aboutcraftsmanship nature, and physical activity and athleticism are included in the heatlth and wellness thematic area. Youth are expected to learn how to make healthy choices, stay fit, and connect with the environment. athletics

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life skills

Agencies throughout Cincinnati offer services specifically for youth in need. Whether a youth is dealing with homelessness, health issues, problems in their family or they just require help with school, there are many caring social workers in the city whose job it is to help.

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MYCincinnati Youth Orchestra 3117 Warsaw Ave

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4:00PM - 6:00PM

S $ FREE

AGES 7-14

fellowship

Laura Jekel (513) 251-3800 ext. 106 laura@pricehillwill.org www.mycincinnatiorchestra.org

leadership

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

athletics Music program and youth orchestra inspired by El Sistema. Intesive volunteerism study of instruments including violin, viola, cello. Group lessons, private lessons ensamble rehearsals and frequent concerts. nature

Price Hill Library

Art Thursday

fellowship

Elisa Gallon (513) 369-4490 elisa.gallon@cincinnatilibrary.org www.cincinnatilibrary.org culture

3215 Warsaw Avenue S M T W T

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4:00PM - 5:00PM

S $ FREE

athletics

GRADES PRE K-12

nature

life skills

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

craftsmanship

Youth utilize laptop computers for learning activities aimed at school-related computer literacy and educational games. Research skills and Microsoft software proficiency and Safe and ethical use of technology are discussed and practice, with the help of system filters for internet use. life skills

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MY CINCINNATI photo/ Spirit and Soul Photography CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

Elisa Gallon (513) 369-4490 elisa.gallon@cincinnatilibrary.org www.cincinnatilibrary.org

Price Hill Library

3215 Warsaw Avenue

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Music program and youth orchestra inspired by El Sistema. Intesive study of instruments including violin, viola, cello. Group lessons, private lessons ensamble rehearsals and frequent concerts.

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

Pre-School Story Time

Elisa Gallon (513) 369-4490 elisa.gallon@cincinnatilibrary.org www.cincinnatilibrary.org

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FREE $ 10:30AM - 11:00AM PRE K

Price Hill Library

Tales to Tails

3215 Warsaw Avenue

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Music program and youth orchestra inspired by El Sistema. Intesive study of instruments including violin, viola, cello. Group lessons, private lessons ensamble rehearsals and frequent concerts.

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

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3:00PM - 4:00PM

GRADES PRE K-12

Tech Reach Computer Time

Nancy House (513) 921-3744, ext. 3636 housenk@elderhs.net www.tech-reach.org

Elder High School | 3900 Vincent Ave

FIRST THURSDAY

Youth utilize laptop computers for learning activities aimed at school-related computer literacy and educational games. Research skills and Microsoft software proficiency and Safe and ethical use of technology are discussed and practice, with the help of system filters for internet use.

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FREE $

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3:30PM - 4:45PM

GRADES 2- 7

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BLOC Ministries | Elberon

Chris Staser (812) 786-3657 chris.staser@gmail.com www.blochead.com

leadership

704 Elberon Ave

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4:00PM - 6:00PM

S $

volunteerism

AGES 6-18

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

Faith based non for profit that opens door to kids and families off the street. Provide healthy relationships, tutoring, sports, games and a safe place to be.

fellowship

BLOC Ministries | Iliff

Chris Staser (812) 786-3657 chris.staser@gmail.com www.blochead.com

leadership

4017-4021 West Liberty Avenue S M T W T

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6:00PM - 8:00PM

S $

athletics volunteerism

AGES 6-18

nature fellowship

Faith based non for profit that opens door to kids and families off the street. Provide healthy relationships, tutoring, sports, games and a safe place to be. life skills

BLOC Ministries | McPhersonleadership 931 McPherson Avenue S M T W T

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3:00PM - 5:00PM

S $

culture athletics volunteerism

AGES 6-18

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CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

Chris Staser (812) 786-3657 chris.staser@gmail.com craftsmanship www.blochead.com

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

Faith based non for profit that opens door to kids and families off the street. Provide healthy relationships, tutoring, sports, games and a safe place to be. life skills

fellowship

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BLOC MINISTRIES

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BLOC MINISTRIES CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

BLOC Ministries | Oyler

Chris Staser (812) 786-3657 chris.staser@gmail.com www.blochead.com

2121 Hatmaker Street

S M T W T

Faith based non for profit that opens door to kids and families off the street. Provide healthy relationships, tutoring, sports, games and a safe place to be.

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4:00PM - 6:00PM AGES 6-18

ESPY Boys and Girls Club

CONTACT Crystal Allen PHONE 507-471-2124 WEBSITE www.bgcgc.org

2312 Glenway Avenue

FREE Programming falls under three pillars of Graduate, Fit for Life, and Ready to Serve. This includes homework help and tutoring, a hot meal and snack, physical fitness, and leadership activities, etc.

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M-Th 2:15PM-7:00PM; F 2:15PM-6:00PM K-12

leadership Rhonda L. Lindon-Hammon CONTACT (513) 361-2186 PHONE rlindonhammon@ywcacin.org E-MAIL

Girls Inc. Oyler School

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2:30PM - 3:30PM

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volunteerism

Girls Inc. is a media literacy, leadership development, and substance abuse prevention program for young women. The program operates afterschool at the Oyler School.

$ FREE 10-13

fellowship

Girls Night In

Linda Keller (513) 471-4673 lkeller@thewomensconnection.org athletics www.thewomensconnection.org

leadership

4042 Glenway Avenue S M T W T

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6:00PM - 8:30PM

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FIRST THURSDAY

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

volunteerism

GNI is a community of girls who are on a journey. Together they walk, one step at a time, into their future. They gather to consider what it means to grow up to be a strong and independent woman.

$ FREE 10-18

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Girl Scouts of Western Ohio

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Various location

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Determined by Partner

$ 15*

life skills

athletics volunteerism

AGES 5-17

Leslie Rich or Cheryl Shrider (513) 731-1025 leslierich@gswo.org or cherylshrider@gswo.org culture www.girlscoutsofwesternohio.org

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

craftsmanship

A national organization that offers a variety of programs. Programs offered include financial learning, self-esteem, peace and friendship, conflict management, summer camps, and troops. life skills

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*financial assistance availabe

GIRL SCOUTS

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CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

La Vi単a Cincinnati

Mynor Canel (513) 323-1164 mcanel@vinacincinnati.com www.vinacincinnati.com

Roberts Academy

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La Vi単a Cincinnati is a community-based faith organization offering a Sunday Worship and teaching for adults and children.

Bible Study and Sunday Bible School are offered for children.

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$ 11:00AM - 1:30PM ALL AGES

Transformations CDC

CONTACT Nancy Sullivan PHONE (859) 240-6140 E-MAIL badgmur@gmail.com

901-903 McPherson Avenue S M T W T

Program helps elementary school English Language Learners and their younger siblings with homework and general enrichment.

Recreation and informal learning at Imago Earth Center.

FREE $

4:30PM - 6:00PM

AGES 4-14

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PRICE HILL PHOENIX leadership

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Girls on Track Resurrection School

Becky Lilley CONTACT (513) 471-0111 PHONE Rebeccalilley@cini.rr.com E-MAIL

1740 Iliff Avenue

S M T W T

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2:30PM-4:00PM

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GRADES 6- 7

fellowship

Girls meet twice weekly with trained coaches who promote healthy lifestyles, leadership development, stress management, etc. Girls leadership prepare for and then participate in a 5k event in partnership with Girls on the Run. athletics

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Dunham Recreation Center

Jim Moore (513) 251-5862 jim.moore@cincinnati-oh.gov nature www.cincyrec.org

4356 Dunham Lane S M T W T

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AGES 3-ADULT

fellowship

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

life skills

The Dunham Recreation Complex offers a wide variety of programs for all ages.

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St. Lawrence Athletic Association

CONTACT John Schlachter PHONE (513) 720-5328 WEBSITE www.stlawrenceparish.org

1020 Carson Avenue

S M T W T Competitive sports league for Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, and Baseball. Participants must either be enrolled and attending St. Lawrence School or members of St. Lawrence Parish.

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL life skills WEBSITE

35 $

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GRADES K-8

Price Hill Phoenix

Angie Lipscomb (513) 731-3048 pricehillphoenix@gmail.com www.pricehillathletics.com

Dempsey, Roberts, Saylor Park, Riverside Parks S M T W T

Competitive baseball league operating out of the Reds Community Fund. Youth are active, have fun, learn respect and baseball skills.

Players get to keep their jersey at the end of the season.

30-70* $

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6:00PM - 8:00PM AGES 3-15

*scholarships available

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CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL life skills WEBSITE

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Rachel Re (513) 363-6024 rachel.re@cincinnati-oh.gov www.cincyrec.org

Recreation Center

Price Hill Day Camp Rees E Price, 1228 Considine Ave S M T W T

We are an afterschool program, specifically for Rees E Price Academy. The program has a homework piece, art, and physical fitness.

$

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2:15PM - 6:00PM

AGES 5-12

craftsmanship

PRICE HILL PHOENIX

life skills

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photo/ Angela Lipscomb

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IMAGO EARTH Imago Earth 1/2 Day Camp

Chris Clements CONTACT (513) 921-5124 PHONE office@imagoearth.org E-MAIL

700 Enright Ave

Summer Program | 2nd week June - 4th week July

9:00AM - 4:00PM

$ 50

3-5

This six-week long summer camp commects kids with nature, improves environmental literacy, and builds skills necessary to make the world more environmentally sustainable.

MSD Student Intern Academy

Beverly Engram (513) 557-7005 beverly.engram@cincinnati-oh.gov www.MSDGC.org

1600 Gest Street

Summer Program | Monday-Friday | June-August

9:00AM - 3:00 PM $ FREE GRADES 10-12

The youth are assigned a mentor with a project or assignment which is meaningful and measurable Monday through Thursday. Each Friday the students have “professional develolpment” training where they learn about Emotional Intelligence, Financial Literacy, Communications, Personal Branding, Career and Professional Development, Resume Writing.

Rosie’s Girls | YWCA

Rhonda L. Lindon-Hammon (513) 361-2186 rlindonhammon@ywcacin.org www.ywcacincinnati.org

Woodward Career Technical School | 7005 Reading Rd Summer Program | July 7-July 25

9:00AM - 4:00PM 11-13

$ 25 registration

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Rosie’s Girls® Program is designed to introduce girls to STEM related careers and build self-esteem, physical confidence, interpersonal cooperation and leadership skills through learning carpentry, architecture, information technology, electrical wiring, welding, plumbing, surveying, tiling, and more.

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CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

Summer Computer Camp

Nancy House (513) 921-3744, ext. 3636 housenk@elderhs.net www.tech-reach.org

Elder High School | 3900 Vincent Ave Summer Program | 2 Days a Week

Children develop a research project and utilize the technology of Elder’s computer labs to research, report and present their findings to their peers and supporting camp staff/volunteers.

Safe and ethical use of technology is taught, along with the computer and internet skills necessary to complete each child’s project. Special attention is given to the use of computers as tools for achieving creative goals and sharing a creative experiences with others.

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

TBA by Partner

FREE

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GRADES 2- 7

Summer Youth Photography

Patricia Bruns (513) 310-8953 pbruns@cinci.rr.com www.pricehillwill.org

Various sites on the West Side

Summer Program | Monday-Friday | July

SUMMER YOUTH PHOTOGRAPHY

Exposure to basic photography techniques with an emphasis on using the camera to develop their own narrative. In addition, participants use the computer graphics programs to manipulate their photographs and create a variety of final products.

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9:00AM-12:00PM GRADES 5-8

$ FREE

WELCOME CENTER Carson After School

Sheila Jenkins CONTACT (513) 363-9889 PHONE jenkinS@cps-k12.org E-MAIL

4323 Glenway Avenue S M T W T

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S $ FREE

2:15PM-5:45PM GRADES Pre K-6

Dater High School Afterschool 2146 Ferguson Road S M T W T

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2:30-3:30PM

S $ FREE GRADES 7-12

Students at Carson participate in Homework Help, Individualized & Group Tutoring, Architecture By Children (ABC), Choir, African Dance, Hip Hop Dance, Visual Arts, Violin

Anne Bailey CONTACT (513)363-7200 PHONE bailean@cps-k12.org E-MAIL daterhighschool.cps-k12.org WEBSITE Various clubs and sports after school. Clubs typically only meet once a week. Sports practice more often. After school programming is only offered to students enrolled at Gilbert A. Dater High School.

GRAD Cincinnati Western Hills High School

Jamell Taylor (513) 363-8753 jt@gradcincinnati.org www.gradcincinnati.org

2144 Ferguson Road S M T W T

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2:15PM - 6:00PM

S $ FREE GRADES 9-12

CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

Study table for tutoring. College and career counseling and teacher-led help nights. The Freestore Foodbank provides hot meals through their Kids Cafe program. Activities include step team, choir, Key Club and driving education course offered by AAA Driving School.

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CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

International Welcome Center

Luz Elena Schemmel (513) 363-4693 luz.schemmel@santamaria-cincy.org www.santamaria-cincy.org

Roberts Academy, 1702 Grand Avenue S M T W T

Enrichment activities that allow immigrant youth to explore their interests and socialize with children from diverse backgrounds.

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T,TH 6-8:00PM ; S 10-12:00PM $ FREE AGES 3-10

ROBERTS AFTER SCHOOL

CONTACT Takol Gazoway PHONE (513) 363-4694 E-MAIL t.gaz1982@gmail.com WEBSITE centralclinic.org Students at Roberts Academy participate in Girl Scouts, Cincinnati Ballet, Princess Ballet, Chess Club, Basketball, Whiz Kids, and Martial Arts.

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Roberts Academy After School 1702 Grand Avenue

S M T W T

3:45PM-6:00PM GRADES K-8

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$ FREE

Faces without Places

Shelley Werner CONTACT (513)389-0805 PHONE shelley@faceswithoutplaces.org E-MAIL www.faceswithoutplaces.org WEBSITE Faces without Places provides resources to local program coordinators and do not typically meet with the families or students directly. Direct services are provided to children through our educational programs.

locations vary

No direct services for families or students FREE

$ AGES 0-18

Lighthouse Youth Services Home Base Services

Carletta Triplett CONTACT (513) 370-4997 PHONE ctriplett@lys.org E-MAIL www.lys.org WEBSITE Community Based services provides youth with coping skills, improve independent living skills, encourage positive community outlets and increase social and behavioral functioning.

401 East McMillan St

No direct services for families or students FREE

$

As Needed AGES 7-18

Santa Maria Youth Development

Jim Holmstrom (513) 557-2710 ext 507 jim.holmstrom@santamaria-cincy.org www.santamaria-cincy.org

718 State Ave and Oyler School Varies

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AGES 10-16

REFERRED BY SCHOOL

Group discussion, role-plays, interactive games to build social and emotional skills

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IS SOMETHING MISSING? Are you involved with a program that should be listed in this booklet?

Do you run a program that should be listed in this booklet?

We want your program included! complete the following survey and send to: Santa Maria Community Services Attn: International Welcome Center 3301 Warsaw Ave Cincinnati, Ohio 45205

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___________________________ Program Name ___________________________ Address __________________________________ ___________________________ Program ___________________________ S M T W T F S color in circles of program days Program Description $ ___ ___________ ______________________________________________ time of day cost ______________________________________________ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 ______________________________________________ color in boxes for ages program is provided ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ CONTACT PHONE E-MAIL WEBSITE

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Common Registration

TO REGISTER ADDITIONAL CHILDREN, USE BACK OF FORM RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO SANTA MARIA COMMUNITY SERVICES 3301 WARSAW AVE, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45205

Child’s Name ________________

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Emergency Contact ________________

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