The After School Program is a safe haven for neighborhood youth with focus on boys and girls sports teams and other recreational programs; music and art; educational and recreational field trips; personal development coaching; tutoring, mentoring and homework assistance; entrepreneur and financial literacy; and spring and summer camp. Community residents serve as volunteers in math, reading and science, bringing special skills such as the African drumming, arts & craft, and electronics. Click here for Youth Department Program Application.
Middle School Program (6th - 8th Grade)
Monday - Thursday (3pm - 6pm)
The Booker T. Washington Middle School Program is a warm and nurturing environment for neighborhood youth, 6th - 8th grade. The program focus is on project based learning and enrichment activities; cooking; music and art; educational and recreational field trips; personal development coaching; tutoring, computer lab and homework assistance. Community residents serve as volunteers in math, reading and science, bringing special skills such as the African drumming, arts & craft, and electronics.
Booker T. Washington Day Camp (Ages 6-14)
Spring Day Camp (Spring Break) (8am -6pm)
Summer Day Camp (Summer Break) (8am - 6pm)
June 15th - August 21st. Registration for the summer program ends May 29th.
Day Camp activities take place at Booker T. Washington, neighboring parks and centers.
BTWCSC Teens
The Booker T. Washington Teen School Program is a warm and nurturing environment for neighborhood youth, 6th - 8th grade. The program focus is on project based learning and enrichment activities; cooking; music and art; educational and recreational field trips; personal development coaching; tutoring, computer lab and homework assistance. Community residents serve as volunteers in math, reading and science, bringing special skills such as the African drumming, arts & craft, and electronics. Download flyer.
Teen Bike Club
The program focuses on teaching youth to ride bicycles lawfully and safely, educating them about traffic laws in order to help them become safe and predictable cyclists. Students also learn the benefits of exercise, teamwork, leadership skills, basic mechanics, and proper nutrition habits.
Bike Mechanics is designed for new youth bicyclists who want to learn how their bikes work and to fix most minor issues, including brake, flat-tire repair, and gear bike size adjustments, and other quick tips you can use to take care of your bike.
The Food Pantry is organized and staffed by our senior volunteers. The pantry provides weekly produce, bread, dry foods and can goods to families in need. The also provides emergency food.
Youth Radio is a youth-driven, converged media production company. The Youth SF Blog crew learn techniques in journalism, audio and video editing and how to interview, record video and audio. All the learn skills are displayed through the use of social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Myspace and Blogs in the form of video, interviews, and interactive blog post
BTWCSC Computer Training
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Booker T. Washington MOUSE Squad - Student Tech Leadership
• Provides youth access to technology education for today's information society
• Enables students to learn technology, problem solving, communication and leadership skills
• Provides service learning and tech support.
Community Service Programs
Bridging the Digital Divide provides computer training that brings practical computer use and the internet to low-income homes, including the neighboring public housing project, Westside Courts. Residents are trained in basic computer skills and internet use. Each household is provided a computer after 6 hours of training. Youth are trained to provide technical support.
Booker T. Washington Senior Club meets twice a month at the center. The Senior Club has meetings to celebrate birthdays, organize social gatherings and to talk about senior related issues.
