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Vanderbilt YMCA Afterschool Program
Basic Information
Address: Vanderbilt YMCA 224 E47th st N.Y., N.Y., 10017
Email: arandolph@ymcanyc.org
Phone Number: 212-912-2526
Fax Number: 212-756-9901
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: Education, Sports, Fitness, Project Making and Performing Arts
Sponsor:
YMCA of Greater NY
Director: Ashley Randolph
Schools Served: We are currently serving P.S.59,P.S.116, Ella Baker, P.S.183 and P.S.40. If your childs school is not listed above and is with a 20 block radius of the Vanderbilt YMCA please feel free to speak with Ashley Randolph to possibly make arrangements
School District: Manhattan(Midtown Eastside)
Schedule: 3pm-7pm
Ages: 5-12year olds
Capacity: 100 participants
Membership/Pricing: Membership fee- $95/Afterschool-$315-$420 monthly
History:
Our Mission The YMCA of Greater New York is a community service organization which promotes positive values through programs that build spirit, mind and body, welcoming all people, with a focus on youth.
Program Highlights:
Our Afterschool Program offers tons of fun for children during aferschool hours and we also offer tons of fun in our School fun day programs on dates when children are out of school.
The dates are as followed:
School Fun days (8am-6pm)
Sept.30- Oct.1-Rosh Hashanah
October 9- Yom Kippur
October 13- Columbus Day
November 4- Election Day
November 11- Veteran's Day
December 29-31- Winter Recess
January 2- Winter Recess
For more information feel free to contact Ashley Randolph at 212-912-2526 or Paul Crawford at 212-912-2521.
Activities:
Swimming, Project Making, Homework help, Computer Lab fun, Dance, Music, Sports, Fitness and Nuitrion values
Program Information:
The afterschool program has an exciting new design and curriculm this year. Participants will be able to join an afterschool academy. The Academy's are: Performing Arts; Sports and Fitness; and Project Making.
The Performing Arts Academy is divided into four disciplines: acting, dance, musicianship and voice. We will focus on learning musical theatre pieces culminating in a collective performance at the end of the session. We will select a piece and master its performance, giving the children a chance to build stage confidence and develop their triple threat skills.
The Sports and Fitness Academy consist of introduction to basic skills of basketball, football, track as well as fitness and nutrition classes.This academy will help young people understand and create healthy eating habits and exercise.
The Project Making Academy is designed for young people who love arts and craft. It's for our future architects and artist. In December, March and June the group will have art exhibits and/or fairs to display and sell their creations.
Slogan: Were here for good