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Manchester 21st Century Program

The Manchester School District’s 21st Century Community Learning Centers is a federally funded out-of-school time program whose mission is to support student learning and growth by providing academic support and enrichment activities at thirteen identified Manchester schools.

Program Fee

There is no cost associated with participants in the 21st Century Program.

Program Availability

Yes

Eligibility Requirements

21st Century operates a 160-day school year program, offering 15 hours a week of programming. See your school for specific days and times. During the summer we partner with the Manchester School District Summer Learning Academy and Title III to provide a free four-week long summer camp designed to take the benefits of our program into the summer. All students attending the thirteen schools with 21st Century Programs are eligible. As our capacity is limited, we provide priority registration for high-needs students identified by their home school. We maintain a waitlist for students when our available capacity is met.

Grade Levels Served

K-4, 5-8

Schools Served

McLaughlin Middle School, Hillside Middle School, Weston, Webster School, Parker-Varney School, Northwest Elementary School, McDonough Elementary School, Jewett Street School, Gossler Park, Beech Street Elementary School, Bakersville Elementary School & Bishop O’Neil Center Preschool, Southside Middle School, Middle School at Parkside, Webster

Referral Requirements

Self Referral

Program Contact Information

Resource Categories

Health and Wellness

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Basic Needs

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Manchester 21st Century Program

The Manchester School District’s 21st Century Community Learning Centers is a federally funded out-of-school time program whose mission is to support student learning and growth by providing academic support and enrichment activities at thirteen identified Manchester schools.

Resource Categories

Health and Wellness

Basic Needs

Career Connected Learning

Expanded Learning Time

Early Childhood

Other

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The Manchester School District’s 21st Century Community Learning Centers is a federally funded out-of-school time program whose mission is to support student learning and growth by providing academic support and enrichment activities at thirteen identified Manchester schools.