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21st Century Community Learning Centers
The 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) holds 16 grants that service approximately 2,300 students at
38 program sites throughout the District. The program offers academic and personal enrichment opportunities during out-
of-school time and summer months. To establish personalized learning opportunities for all students, the grant program
was able to:
• Conduct over 200 family service events to engage and support parents with the development of the whole child.
• Offer over 300 expanded learning opportunities to students through a partnership with Primetime.
• Offer over 50 professional development opportunities to staff.
• Secure a 3-year grant renewal for 12 program sites that were previously scheduled to end July 2023.

21st CCLC programs at various school sites in the SDPBC

Middle School Afterschool

The Middle School Afterschool (MSAS) program helps young
people establish strong and positive relationships with adults.
The intention is to build on the young person’s strengths and
provide a safe and supportive environment that encourages
healthy relationships with their peers as well. The 35 MSAS
programs were able to support its participants’ social, emotional,
cognitive, physical, and academic development by:
• Celebrating the annual “LIGHTS ON!” event to show all of the
wonderful ways MSAS is keeping the lights on afterschool
for our students and why the programs are so important.
• Implementing skills for learning and life.
• Continued partnership with Palm Beach County Parks and
Recreation.
• Formulating partnerships with the Cox Science Center and
First Lego League to prepare our students for the future
while exposing them to STEM.

Middle School Afterschool events and activities
conducted in FY23

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