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G-Row Boston
Basic Information
Address: 20 Nonantum Rd, Brighton, MA 02135
Email: Leigh@growboston.org
Phone Number: 617-779-8277
Fax Number: 617-779-8269
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: Rowing, Academic Support
Sponsor:
Community Rowing, Inc
Director: Rachele Pojednic, Director of Outreach
Schools Served: Boston Public Schools
School District: Boston Public Schools
County: Suffolk
Schedule: Monday through Friday after school until 5:00 during the year, 9:30-1:30 during the Summer
Ages: 12-18
Capacity: 45
Membership/Pricing: Free
Setting:
We are located at the Community Rowing Inc Boathouse on the Charles River in Brighton, MA. We have access to indoor rowing machines, a weight room, a classroom with internet access, and several boats.
Program Highlights:
We are a competitive rowing team for Boston Public School girls. We also have free, one week long learn to row summer camps for residents of Boston ages 12-18.
Support Services:
Along with rowing, We provide academic support, tutoring, and help with the college application process.
Activities:
We row after school 3-4 days a week, and also hold study hall once a week. In the Fall and Spring we travel to races on some weekends. During our Summer programming, we row twice a day in a stable rowing barge, with a break in the middle of the day for a snack and games. By the end of the week, those who are ready try out a racing boat.
Slogan: Building Girls' Strengths.