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Bronx Community Board 10 BRONX COMMUNITY BOARD 10 YOUTH PROGRAMS Parents/guardians should check the following websites for information about meal programs with the NYC Department of Education, youth programs with the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation and the NY Public Library. In addition the Office of the Bronx Borough President has a Youth Department which covers resources borough-wide. http://www.schoolfoodnyc.org/public1/default.aspx?logout=1 http://www.nycgovparks.org/ http://www.nyc.gov/html/bxcb10/html/committees/minutes.shtml BOY SCOUTS – CUB SCOUTS of (212) 242-1100 Greater New York www.bsa-gnyc.org Check with your child’s school to see if there is a program or call Boy Scouts of Greater New York. Bronx BOTANICAL GARDENS 718-817-8700 Bronx River Parkway at Fordham Road www.nybg.org Bronx, NY 10458 Monthly and summer camp programs. BRONX ZOO – WCS 718-220-5100 Southern Blvd. & Fordham Road www.bronxzoo.com Bronx, NY 10458 Monthly programs and SUMMER CAMP for children of all ages. CO-OP CITY LITTLE LEAGUE 718-379-8242 177 Dreiser Loop, Suite 17 646-773-8166 Bronx, NY 10475 www.eteamz.com/coopcityll FIFE AND DRUM PROGRAM 718-823-4070 St. Benedict Parish, 2969 Otis Avenue, www.stbenedictschurchny.org/organizations Bronx, NY 10465 Donald Thacke Ages: Adolescents GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL OF GREATER (212) 645-4000 NEW YORK, INC New York, New York 10005-1304 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: http://www.girlscoutsnyc.org Check with your child’s school to see if there is a Facebook: http://facebook.com/100383279657 program or call the Council directly. Twitter: http://twitter.com/girlscoutsnyc 1 | P a g e 9 / 1 8 / 2 0 1 5 BRONX COMMUNITY BOARD 10 MOSHOLU MONTEFIORE 718-671-2655 COMMUNITY CENTER Program Director: Leo Johnson Section 5 Boys & Girls Club 141 Einstein Loop www.mmcc.org/teens/boys-girls-club Bronx, NY 10475 Classes & Activities Youth Being Raised By Grandparents, Teen Socials & Trips, Cooking, Art, Boxing, Smart Choice Homework Programs, ELA & Math workshop, Flag Football, Weights & Calisthenics, Teen Leadership, Computer Education, Hip–Hop Dance NYPD 45 PCT. EXPLORERS PROGRAM 718-822-5428 2877 Barkley Avenue www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/community Bronx, NY 10465 affairs/youth_programs)explorers.shtml Ages: 14 -20 PELHAM BAY LITTLE LEAGUE 718-931-9585 2680 Westchester Avenue www.pelhambaylittleleague.com Bronx, NY 10461 SUNY MARITIME COLLEGE Swimming Programs for Children & Adults; 6 Pennyfield Avenue Fitness Programs for Adults Bronx, NY 10465 718-409-7200 www.sunymaritime.edu/communityprograms THROGS NECK LITTLE LEAGUE 718-822-8232 after 1:00 p.m. 150 Throgs Neck Boulevard 718-829-1667 Bronx, New York 10465 www.throgsnecklittleleague.com THROGGS NECK COMMUNITY CENTER 718-824-9090 Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club/DFTA Sinclair Hollingsworth 550 Balcom Avenue [email protected] Bronx, New York 10465 THROGGS NECK GIRLS SOFTBALL 917-846-9223 LEAGUE http://throggsneckgirlssoftball.com Bronx, New York 10465 [email protected] ZODIAC TRACK TEAM 914-441-6196 P.O. Box 67 www.zodiactrack.org Bronx, NY 10475 Ages: : 6 - 18 2 | P a g e 9 / 1 8 / 2 0 1 5 BRONX COMMUNITY BOARD 10 On-site After School Programs Contact School directly for additional information. COMMUNITY MAJOR DISTINCT DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE PROGRAM I S 192 Piagentini-Jones Phipps Community (X192); 650 Hollywood CD 10X Beacon Development Avenue, Bronx, NY 10465 Full-Beacon Child Development Programs for Ctr of the Mosholu Helen Keller School (x153); Elementary Out of School Montefiore Comm 650 Baychester Ave., Bronx, School Students CD 10X Time Programs Center NY 10475 Non-Target Zips Child Development Programs for Ctr of the Mosholu P.S. 160 Walt Disney; 4140 Elementary Out of School Montefiore Comm Hutchinson River Pkwy E, School Students CD 10X Time Programs Center Bronx, NY 10475 Non-Target Zips Child Development Ctr of the Mosholu The Equality Charter School Middle School Out of School Montefiore Comm 10; 4140 Hutchinson River Expansion: CD 10X Time Programs Center Pkwy E, Bronx, NY 10475 District 11 I S 180 Daniel Hale Williams Middle School Out of School Directions For Our (X180); 700 Baychester Expansion: CD 10X Time Programs Youth, Inc. Avenue, Bronx, NY 10475 District 11 I S 181 Pablo Casals Middle School Out of School Directions For Our (X181); 800 Baychester Students for CD 10X Time Programs Youth, Inc. Avenue, Bronx, NY 10475 Non-Target Zip PS 072 Dr. William Dorney Elementary Out of School Directions For Our (X072); 2951 Dewey School Students CD 10X Time Programs Youth, Inc. Avenue, Bronx, NY 10465 Non-Target Zips Urban Assembly academy of Civic Engagement; 650 Middle School Out of School East Side House, Hollywood avenue, Bronx, Expansion: CD 10X Time Programs Inc. NY 10465 District 08 MS 101X P.O. Edward R. Byrne (X101); 2750 Middle School Out of School Kips Bay Boys & Lafayette Avenue, Bronx, Students for CD 10X Time Programs Girls Club NY 10465 Non-Target Zip 3 | P a g e 9 / 1 8 / 2 0 1 5 BRONX COMMUNITY BOARD 10 COMMUNITY MAJOR DISTINCT DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE PROGRAM Throggs Neck Community Elementary Out of School Kips Bay Boys & Center; 550 Balcom Avenue, School Students CD 10X Time Programs Girls Club Bronx, NY 10465 Non-Target Zips Public School 71 - Rose E. Scala Elementary School; Middle School Out of School New York Junior 3040 Roberts Avenue, Expansion: CD 10X Time Programs Tennis League Bronx, NY 10461 District 08 Harry S. Truman High Sports and Arts In School - H.S. 455; 750 Out of School Schools Baychester Avenue, Bronx, CD 10X Time Programs Foundation, Inc. NY 10475 High School Sports and Arts In PS 178 Dr Selman Waxman Elementary Out of School Schools (X178); 850 Baychester School Students CD 10X Time Programs Foundation, Inc. Avenue, Bronx, NY 10475 Non-Target Zips Public School 175 - City Sports and Arts In Island Elementary School Middle School Out of School Schools (x175); 200 City Island Students for CD 10X Time Programs Foundation, Inc. Avenue, Bronx, NY 10464 Non-Target Zip Mott Hall Community Middle School Out of School Xposure School; 650 Hollywood Expansion: CD 10X Time Programs Foundation Inc. Avenue, Bronx, NY 10465 District 08 Public School 14 - John D. YMCA of Greater Calandra School (x014); Elementary Out of School New York-Bronx 3041 Bruckner Boulevard, School Students CD 10X Time Programs YMCA Bronx, NY 10461 Target Zip Codes 4 | P a g e 9 / 1 8 / 2 0 1 5 .
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