City Year

City Year has an after school program that runs Monday-Thursday from 1.30-3:30pm

Students can meet during the City Year after school program to get help with homework and have discussions about positive decisions and activities in the community.  City Year has over 10 full time Corp Members who are working with our students during the school day.  City Year is continuing to make a measurable impact in the lives of the students at the Rogers, and they have the results to show for it.

http://www.cityyear.org/

Squashbusters

SquashBusters offers intensive after-school academic and mentoring support for youth through to adulthood.  SQB  is a sports-based after-school youth enrichment program. We use the sport of squash, in combination with academic enrichment / homework tutoring, community service, school counseling and placement, and summer opportunities to improve the lives of Boston youth. SquashBusters aims to ensure that all its students graduate from high school, and matriculate to and graduate from college. By doing so, its students grow to become healthy, civic-minded, educated adults. SQB transforms the lives of our students.

http://squashbusters.org

America SCORES Boston

The middle school SCORES Program is an expansion of the elementary school curriculum.  Therefore, while it still utilizes soccer, poetry, and service-learning as core activities, practice sessions and writing workshops are specifically tailored to this demographic, with a greater emphasis on spoken word poetry and social entrepreneurship.  Each partner school recruits a team of 15 boys and 15 girls to participate in all program activities after school which include:

www.americascoresboston.org

Hyde Park YMCA

The Hyde Park YMCA is proud to be part of the YMCA of Greater Boston, the largest provider of social services in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Serving Hyde Park, Jamaica Plain, Milton, Mattapan and Greater Boston, the Hyde Park YMCA has strengthened its community through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility since 1896.

With a newly renovated, fully handicap accessible building, the Hyde Park YMCA features a 6-lane 25 yard lap pool, Out of School time and teen programs, and expanded health and wellness rooms and studios that ensure programs and services for people of all ages and abilities.

http://www.ymcaboston.org/meninoymca

Hyde Square Community Center

The Community Center is a place for students to connect with community events.  Many events are held during the week at the center, and students often meet up in front of the Community Center after school as a meeting point for conversation and recreation.  

http://www.cityofboston.gov/neighborhoods/hydepark.asp

Hyde Park Library

The Hyde Park Library offers a place for students to go after school to work on homework and have a quiet place to study.  Students can also meet with library staff in organized groups around technology and reading groups.  The library is directly across from the school and is a beautiful space for students to spend their after school hours.  

City Stage

This program offers free creative drama classes to young Boston residents ages 9 to 13. Classes are held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4 PM until 5:30 PM. In the auditorium of the Blackstone Community Center at 50 West Brookline Street (between Shawmut Avenue and Washington Street in Boston's South End neighborhood)

www.citystage.org

Riverside Theatre Works

Learn about and register for classes, workshops and private lessons in:

Acting, Improv, Musical Theatre, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Vocal Performance Troupes,

Dance, Drums, and more!

http://www.rtwboston.org

Boston Bikes

Roll it Forward collects, repairs, and donates used bikes to non-profit community groups from all of Boston’s neighborhoods. One goal is to combat obesity and diabetes in kids and adults by increasing physical activity with bike ownership. Another goal is to introduce individuals and communities to the transformative benefits of using a bicycle for transportation, exercise, and fun.

http://www.bostonbikes.org

TEEP (Trinity Education for Excellence Program)

TEEP is a tuition-free, out-of-school time program for Boston Public middle and high school students (7th-12th grades). Our mission is to create a safe community where every member is inspired to discover, empowered to engage, and individually affirmed.

http://www.trinityinspires.org/teep

Spirit Series

Spirit Series is a drama-based literacy and values initiative built around inspiring one-act historical biographies that students study, co-write, stage and perform.

http://www.spiritseries.org

Blue Hills Bank

The goal of the Blue Hills Bank Charitable Foundation is to strengthen our communities and the residents who reside in them by providing funding to eligible non-profit organizations in our area.

https://www.bluehillsbank.com

Hyde Park Main Streets

Hyde Park Main Streets is a non-profit organization composed of residents and business owners who are interested in promoting a vital and thriving business district in our traditional downtown area. Our Motto is “A Small Town In The City” that perfectly captures the spirit of Hyde Park, a welcoming place where you can chat with your neighbor at the hardware store, meet friends for coffee and visit the American Institute of Architects award winning Branch of the Boston Public Library. The individual connection with community that is the best of small town life combined with being part of a world class city, with all the resources of the City of Boston.