These free Northwest Community Action Center programs offer kids and their parents extra learning opportunities during non-school hours.
Learning doesn’t need to stop when the last bell rings at school. Now Lower Yakima Valley children in grades K-12 can keep gaining knowledge and skills during non-school hours. Kids can explore things like STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math), art and music, robotics, or community service. Parents of kids in the programs can learn, too. They can take adult classes on things like English as a Second Language (ESL), parenting, and computers. We also have family nights.
These schools or local centers offer Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC):
Download and view the 2019-2020 Local Evaluation Reports for Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers:
Full Cohort 14 Local Evaluation Report (PDF 6 MB)
Full Cohort 15 Local Evaluation Report (PDF 6 MB)
Full Cohort 16 Local Evaluation Report (PDF 6 MB)
Full Cohort 17 Local Evaluation Report (PDF 6 MB)
In accordance with the application instructions from the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic submits a public notice to the community that it plans to submit an application for a Nita M Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Center grant for the following schools: Yakama Nation Tribal School (Toppenish), Garfield Elementary (Toppenish), Valley View Elementary (Toppenish) and Roosevelt Elementary (Granger). If awarded funding, information about this program will be disseminated on our website. We invite comments and partnerships as we work to improve the services offered to our students through quality expanded learning programs.
If you have questions or comments, please email our Program Manager at bethw@yvfwc.org. This announcement serves as public notice of our intent to apply.
