Extended Day (afterschool) Programs, Summer Learning Opportunities, and Community Centers


t_galeAt more than a dozen sites, our afterschool services go beyond supervision. We provide a meaningful connection to the school day, ensuring that children continue to learn after the school bell rings. Activities may change at the beginning of each semester (September, February, and summer) based on interest and school/community needs; however, all our afterschool programs maintain a mix of homework help and a menu of enrichment activities in the areas of literacy, STEM (science, technology, engineering, math), visual arts, performing arts, sports, health and nutrition, leadership, and community service.

We also offer Beacon and Cornerstone programs, which are open to the community and operate in the evenings and on Saturdays. COMPASS (for elementary school students) and SONYC (for middle schoolers) programs operate for three hours after the end of the school day. Our middle school programs include Steps to Success, a curriculum that tracks resiliency areas aligned with high school graduation, funded by Sterling National Bank Charitable Foundation. All programs are DYCD-funded (unless otherwise noted) and staffed by youth work professionals; licensed teachers and other education professionals; and community members who are leaders in their fields, thereby providing local youth with relatable role models.


COMPASS and Extended Day Programs for Elementary Schoolers

The Jackie Robinson School P.S. 15
121-15 Lucas Street
Springfield Gardens, NY 11413
Phone: 718-525-1675 ext. 1010; mobile: 929-208-6130
• Director: Anthony Johnson anthonyjohnson@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; Health & Wellness; and Clubs. Additional services include snack and homework help.
• Special Services: Site Words Program for grades K-1. Ready Readers Program in Grades 2 and 3, supported by ExpandED Schools.
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q3, Q77, Q84

Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy VI (KAPPA VI)
8-21 Bay 25th Street
Far Rockaway, NY 11691
Phone: 718-471-6934 ext. 2730; mobile: 929-788-9792
• Director: Mark Walters markwalters@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered Monday-Friday in STEM, leadership-based activities, arts and crafts, game time, physical education, dance, and more. Additional services include snack and homework help.
• Grades: 6-8
• Languages: English
• Enrollment: 120 participants
• Public Transportation: Train – A; Bus – Q22

P.S. 24
Andrew Jackson Elementary School
Child Center Office:
45-57 Union Street
Flushing, NY 11355
Phone: 929-569-4993
• Director: T’yanna Coutrier tyanacoutrier@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; Health & Wellness; and Clubs. Additional services include snack and homework help.
• Special Services: Ready Readers programming in Grades 1-3, supported by ExpandED Schools.
• Ages: 6-10
• Languages: English, Mandarin, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q17, Q25, Q27, Q34
• Enrollment: Usually in the first week of September.

P.S. 56
Harry Eichler School
86-10 114th Street
Richmond Hill, NY 11418
Office cell phone: 347-510-4894
Office email: PS56@childcenterny.org
• Director: Jennifer Alvarado jenniferalvarado@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; Health & Wellness; and Clubs. Additional services include snack, homework help, and sigh word program for K-1st grade.
• Special Services: Ready Readers programming in Grades 2-3; STEM + C (Coding) in Grades 4-5, supported by ExpandED Schools
• Ages: 7-11
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Bus—J to 111th Street

P.S. 89
Elmhurst School
85-28 Britton Avenue
Elmhurst, NY 11373
Phone: 718-440-2440; mobile: 929-487-9139
• Site Director: Elisa Pimentel, elisapimentel@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; Health & Wellness; and Clubs. Additional services include snack and homework help.
• Special Services: Ready Readers programming in Grades 1-3, supported by ExpandED Schools.
• Ages: 6-10
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Subway—#7 to 82nd Street
• Enrollment: Usually in the first week of September

P.S. 105
The Bay School
420 Beach 51st Street
Far Rockaway, NY 11691
Phone: (718) 474-8615; Mobile: 917-670-7678
• Director: Trisha Williams trishawilliams@childcenterny.org
• Office Manager: Lacretia Asquith lacretiaasquith@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered daily in STEM; Literacy; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; Health & Wellness; and clubs. Additional services include snack and homework help.
• Special Services: Literacy leaders sight word program for grades K-1; Ready Readers programming in grades 2-3; CUNY Reading Corps Tutoring
• Grades: K- 5th
• Languages: English and Spanish
• Enrollment: 105 participants
• Public Transportation: Train – A; Bus – Q22

ExpandEd 182 at Samantha Smith Elementary School*
153-27 88th Ave
Jamaica, NY 11432
Phone: 718-298-7700
Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; Health & Wellness; and Clubs. Additional services include snack and homework help.
• Program Director: Lynelle Johnson lynellejohnson@childcenterny.org
• Special services: ELT (Expanded Learning Time) Site through ExpandED Schools (formerly TASC).
• Ages: 5-10
• Languages: English, Spanish, Bengali
• Public Transportation: Trains: E, F, J and LIRR. Buses: Q83,Q41,Q6, Q8, Q9, Q24, Q30,Q31, Q54, Q56, Q110, Q111, Q112, Q113.

*Funded by OCFS Advantage and ExpandED Schools.

P.S. 223
Lyndon Johnson Elementary School
125-20 Sutphin Boulevard
Jamaica, NY 11434
Office Mobile: 929-487-9193
• Director: Tekesha Hanson tekeshahanson@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; Health & Wellness; and Clubs. Additional services include snack and homework help.
• Special Services: Literacy leaders sight word program for grades K-1; Ready Readers programming in grades 2-3, supported by ExpandED Schools.
• Ages: 5-10
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q6, Q7
• Enrollment: Usually in September for the School Year and April for Summer Camps

P.S. 273
88-07 102nd Street
Richmond Hill, NY 11418
Phone: 718-286-8305
• Director: Aliyah Seecheran aliyahseecheran@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; Health & Wellness; and Clubs. Additional services include snack and homework help.
• Ages: 5-11
• Languages: English and Spanish
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q11, Q21, Q24, Q37, Q53, Q56

SONYC (School’s Out New York City) Middle School-Age Programs


M.S. 74
Nathaniel Hawthorne Middle School
61-15 Oceania Street
Bayside, NY 11364
Phone: 718-631-6800 Ext. 5182 During COVID-19 pandemic: 929-487-9147
• Senior Program Director: Jennifer Gallegos, jennifergallegos@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services may include Homework Help and Small Group Tutoring.
• Ages: 11-15
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Bus—Q30 to Horace Harding Expressway and Oceania Street
• Enrollment: Usually in the first week of September

J.H.S. 185
Edward Bleeker Middle School
147-26 25th Drive
Flushing, NY 11354
Phone: 718-445-3232 ext. 5421; mobile: 718-683-0675
• Director: Mehak Mahmood, bleeker@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Academic enrichment activities such as STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics, such as service learning, college and career readiness, and gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports and Recreation; and Health and Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services include homework help.
• Ages: 11-14
• Languages: English, Spanish, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi, Greek, Cantonese
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q14, Q15, Q34, Q44

I.S. 237
Rachel Carson Middle School
46-21 Colden Street
Flushing, NY 11355
Phone: 718-353-6464 ext. 1296; mobile: 718-440-0461
• Director: Kristin Villani, kristinvillani@childcenterny.org 
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities are offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership; Performing Arts; Sports and Recreation; and Health and Wellness. Daily hot meals are provided. Additional services include homework help.
• Special services: Math Tutorial
• Ages: 11-14
• Languages: English, Spanish, Mandarin
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q17, Q25, Q27, Q34

Q252
Queens School of Inquiry (QSI)
158-40 76th Road
Flushing, NY 11366
Phone: 718-820-0760
• Program Director: Rafael Florero rafaelflorero@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific Mentoring Groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services may include Homework Help and Small Group Tutoring. Students also have the option to participate in evening program through the Parsons Beacon Program, including Saturday activities.
• Languages: English and Spanish
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q25 or Q34

M.S. 283
Preparatory Academy for Writers (PAW)
143-10 Springfield Boulevard
Springfield Gardens, NY 11413
Phone: 718-949-8405
• Director: Tayna Garnett taynagarnett@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services may include Homework Help and Small Group Tutoring.


M.S. 289
Queens United Middle School

229-02 137th Avenue
Laurelton, NY 11413
Phone: 718-723-3501 ext. 7003
• Director: Marissa Lutchman Dayaram marissadayaram@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services may include Homework Help and Small Group Tutoring.
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q5, Q85


Q311
Corona Arts & Sciences Academy (CASA)
98-11 44th Avenue
Corona, NY 11368
Phone: 718-507-3848 or 929-487-9135
• Director: Sandra Millan sandramillan@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services may include Homework Help and Small Group Tutoring.
• Languages: English and Spanish
• Public Transportation:  Subway—#7 to 103 St-Corona Plaza

M.S. 318 Waterside School for Leadership
190 Beach 110th Street
Rockaway Park, NY 11694
Phone: 718-634-1128 ext. 3015
•Senior Supervisor and Interim Director: Jennifer Gallegos jennifergallegos@childcenterny.org
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services may include Homework Help and Small Group Tutoring.
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q22, Q53 and A-Shuttle train

Watch SONYC Waterside students’ award-winning video on countering bullying with community and unity.

High School Afterschool Program

Civic Leadership Academy
45-10 94th Street
Elmhurst, NY 11373
Phone: 718-271-1487
Fax: 718-271-3408

At this NYC public high school focused on civic leadership and progressive citizenship, The Child Center of NY offers afterschool groups that include girls groups, boys groups, peer education training (TIPP 2.0), and college/career readiness workshops, which are run and managed by a licensed social worker.
• Principal: Phuong Nguyen
• Senior Program Director: Rachelle Valbrun rachellevalbrun@childcenterny.org
• Coordinator: Laura Diaz lauradiaz@childcenterny.org
• Hours: 3:00-6:00 p.m. (some counseling services available during the school day, 12:00-2:00 p.m.
• Admission Criteria: Open to all CLA students
• Languages: English, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin
• Public Transportation: Subway—#7 to Junction Boulevard; Buses—Q29, Q58, Q72

Beacon and Cornerstone Programs

The Child Center of NY’s Beacon and Cornerstone centers serve as a community hub for children, teens, and adults. Our goal is to provide a safe and fun place for community members of all ages to come together, and to provide them with a healthy, enriching environment through education, recreation, and the arts. We work especially with our young people to build character and set lifelong goals. These centers are truly a place to grow.

Beach 41st Cornerstone Community Center
426 Beach 40th Street
Far Rockaway, NY 11691
Phone: 347-246-9759
Fax: 347-619-8163
Site Director: Brian Davis briandavis@childcenterny.org
Hours: 2-10pm, Monday—Friday; Saturday, 10am-5pm; Summer Hours: 8am-6pm
• Services Provided:
◦ Afterschool Program: Homework Assistance, Recreation, Computers, Arts and Crafts, Snack and dinner provided.
◦ Summer Camp: Trips, Reading, Dance, Arts and Crafts & STEM
◦ Teen Program: Youth Council, Volleyball, Open Gym, Game Room, Saturday Night Lights
◦ Adult Programming: Fitness Center, Volleyball, Open Gym, Game Room, Spades Night, Volunteerism, Advisory Board
• Ages: 5 and up
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Subway– A Train to Beach 36th or Beach 44th Street, Buses—Q22

Beacon Program at Catherine & Count Basie Middle School 72
133-25 Guy R Brewer Blvd.
Jamaica, NY 11434
Phone: 718-276-7728
Fax: 718-528-7726
• Beacon Director: Kevin Yeboah kevinyeboah@childcenterny.org
• Hours: Monday—Friday: 2-9 p.m.; Saturday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday Night Lights: 5-9 p.m.
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services include Homework Help; Youth Advisory Council; Small Group Tutoring; Evening Basketball, ESL, High School Equivalency TASC preparation; Saturday Enrichment; Dance Basketball; Double Dutch; Saturday Night Lights.
• Teen Program: Youth Council, Open Gym, Tournaments, Game Room, Photography, Volunteer
Opportunities, Team Nights, Field Trips
• Adult Programming: Family Engagement Workshops, Line Dancing, Knitting and Sewing, Aerobics, Volunteer Opportunities, Advisory Board, Computers
• Ages: 8-16+
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q111, Q113

Hammel Houses Cornerstone Community Center
Temporary location due to construction: P.S. 183, 245 Beach 79th Street, Rockaway Beach NY 11693
81-14 Rockaway Beach Boulevard
Rockaway Beach, NY  11693
Phone: 718-521-4016 During construction: 929-498-1281
• Director: Krystle Raghubeer, krystleraghubeer@childcenterny.org
• Program Coordinator:  Nelson Sarweh, nelsonsarweh@childcenterny.org
• Hours: During the school year: Monday-Friday: 2:30-6:00 p.m. Summer hours: Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
• Services provided:
Afterschool Program: Homework Help, Recreation, Creative Arts, Project Based Learning, Snack and hot dinner provided.
Summer Camp: Trips, Reading, Dance, Arts and Crafts, Leadership, STEM activities
• Teen Program: Youth Council, Open Basketball, Sports Tournaments, Game room, Service Learning, Media Arts, Flag Football, Dance
• Adult Programming: Fitness Center, Open Basketball, Volunteerism, Advisory Board,
• Special services:  Basketball Clinics and tournaments, flag football, sports tournaments
• Ages: 6-adult
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Subway–A to Rockaway Park Shuttle, Q52, Q22

J.H.S. 226
Virgil Grissom Middle School
121-10 Rockaway Blvd
South Ozone Park, NY 11420
Phone: 718-322-0011
Fax: 718-322-0989
• Beacon Director: Ronell John ronelljohn@childcenterny.org
• Hours: Monday-Friday: 2:-10 p.m. during the school year; Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. during school breaks and summer; Saturday: 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services include Homework Help; Youth Advisory Council; Small Group Tutoring; and Evening and Saturday programming for young adults and adults.
• Special services: Saturday Night Lights, Youth Advisory Council, Advisory Board, SAT prep courses, Peacekeepers
• Ages: 6-19+
• Languages: English, Farsi, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Subway—A to Lefferts, Buses—Q10, Q7, Q9
• Events: Resource/Health Fair, Cultural Day, Almighty Basketball Tournament, Community Day, Lights On Afterschool

Latimer Gardens
Latimer Cornerstone Community Center
34-30 137th Street
Flushing, NY 11354
Phone: 718-353-0385
• Director: Jason Quinerly, jasonquinerly@childcenterny.org
• Assistant Director: Kate Gonzalez kategonzalez@childcenterny.org
• Hours: Monday-Friday: 2:15-9:30 p.m., Saturday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; summer hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday and Sunday: 3:00-11:00 p.m.
• Services provided:
Afterschool Program: Literacy (Partners In Reading), Homework Help, Recreation, Computers, Arts and Crafts, Lego Robotics, Snack and hot dinner provided.
Summer Camp: Trips, Reading, Dance, Girl Scouts, Junior Achievement, Literacy (Partners In Reading), Arts and Crafts
• Teen Program: Youth Council, Open Basketball, Sports Tournaments, Game room, Service Learning, Media Arts
• Adult Programming: Fitness Center, Open Basketball, Volunteerism, Advisory Board, Community Computers
• Special services: Partners In Reading is provided through a partnership with the NYC Housing Authority and the Department of Education to provide quality literacy enhancement programming to our 1st-4th graders. The Latimer Gardens Community Center also works with Lewis H. Latimer House Museum to bring scientific and cultural programming to our afterschool and summer camp.
• Ages: 6-adult
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Subway–#7, Buses—Q60, Q44L

Ocean Bay Cornerstone Community Center
57-10 Beach Channel Drive
Arverne, NY 11692
Phone: 718-577-5260
• Program Director: Vincent Coleman vincentcoleman@childcenterny.org
Program Coordinator: Darryl Devore darryldevore@childcenterny.org
• Hours: Monday—Friday: 2-10 p.m., Saturday: 10 a.m-5 p.m., Saturday Night Lights: 5-9 p.m.
• Services provided:
Afterschool Program: Homework Help, Recreation, Computers, Arts and Crafts, STEM Activities, Young Chefs, Rites to Passage, Drones Program, theme-based programming, snack and hot dinner provided.
Summer Camp: Trips, Reading, Dance, Junior Achievement, Arts and Crafts, Math, STEM, and Making Waves Swimming Program.
• Teen Program: Youth Council, Open Basketball, Sports Tournaments, Game room, Service Learning, Entrepreneurship, and Ocean Bay’s Got Talent.
• Adult Programming: Boxing, Open Basketball, Volunteer Opportunities, Advisory Board, etc
• Special services: Our program continues to work with community partners to bring vital resources and programs to our participants and community.
• Senior Program: Bingo, Healthy Lifestyle, Yoga, etc.
• Ages: 6-adult
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Public Transportation: Subway–A; Bus–Q22

Oceanside Cornerstone Community Center
339 Beach 54th Street, Arverne, NY 11692
Phone: 917-520-6207 (interim)
Site Director: Grantley Cadogan grantleycadogan@childcenterny.org
Hours: Monday-Friday: 10 a.m.-10pm; Saturdays: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
• Services Provided:
◦ Afterschool Program: Participants in K-5th grade (Monday-Friday 2:30pm – 6pm): Homework assistance; STEM; games and recreation; arts and crafts; snacks and dinner
◦ Summer Camp: Trips, reading; dance; arts and crafts; STEM
◦ Teen Program for participants in middle school and high school (Monday-Friday 6 p.m.-8 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m.): Game room; youth council; dance.
◦ Adult Programming: Ages 21+ (Monday-Friday 6 p.m.-10 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m.): Fitness; game room; advisory board
Special Programs: Girls mentoring group; weekly PPE distribution; community town halls (virtual); food pantry operates the second and fourth Monday of every month, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
• Ages: 5+
• Languages spoken by staff: English
• Public Transportation: Bus—Q22 Bus to Beach 54th Street and Channel Drive. Subway—A train to Beach 60th Street.

Parsons Beacon
Parsons Community School
158-40 76th Road, Room B29
Flushing, NY 11366
Phone: 718-820-0760
Fax: 718-820-9313
• Beacon Director: Eva Miranda Ortiz evamirandaortiz@childcenterny.org
• Hours: Monday—Friday: 2:40-9.30 p.m. during the school year; Monday—Friday: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. during school breaks and summer; Saturday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Temporary hours due to COVID-19: afterschool hours: 2:00-6:00 p.m. virtually; 1:45-5:00 p.m. in person. Evening hours: virtual only, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
• Services Provided: Enrichment activities offered M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership and Civics such as Service Learning, College and Career Readiness, and Gender-specific mentoring groups; Visual and/or Performing Arts; Sports & Recreation; and Health & Wellness. Daily snack is provided. Additional services include Homework Help; Youth Advisory Council; Small Group Tutoring; and Evening and Saturday programming for young adults and adults.
• Special services: Youth Advisory Council, NAACP Youth Council, Girls Empowerment service learning program and Beacon newsletter
• Ages: 6-19+
• Languages: English, Spanish, Farsi
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q25, Q34, Q46
• Events: Annual Community Day

Redfern Cornerstone Community Center
1544 Hassock Street
Far Rockaway, NY 11691
Phone: 718-471-2061
Director: Simeon Pollydore simeonpollydore@childcenterny.org
• Hours: Afterschool Hours: Monday-Friday: 2:30 p.m. –10 p.m.; Summer Hours: 8 a.m. –11:00 p.m.; Summer Camp: 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Summer Weekends: 3 p.m. –11:00 p.m.
• Services Provided: afterschool enrichment, literacy programs, tutoring, high school and college prep, Regents and SAT prep, recreational programs (such as dance and exercise), summer day camp, teen evening program, and adult programs and services.
• Special Services: state-of-the-art computer lab for all ages and weight room for teens and adults.
• Ages: 5 and up
• Languages: English
• Public Transportation: Buses—Q113 and Q114. Subway—A train to Mott Avenue
View our Redfern students’ video “New York: A Heck of a Town,” using music as a medium to describe their lives in the Big Apple.

Roosevelt Island Beacon at P.S./I.S. 217 
645 Main Street
Roosevelt Island (Manhattan), NY 10044
Phone: 718-577-5751
Director: Ricardo Turenne ricardoturenne@childcenterny.org
• Hours: Monday-Friday: 2:50 p.m.-5:50 p.m.
• Services Provided: enrichment activities M-F in STEM; Literacy; Leadership; Visual and/or Performing Arts; and Physical Education. Daily snack is provided. Additional services include Homework Help; Youth Advisory Council; and evening and Saturday programming for young adults and adults.
• Ages: Kindergarten to Grade 8
• Languages: English
• Public Transportation: F train to Roosevelt Island station; RIOC (free “red” bus) at Main Street to the school or 5-minute walk to school.


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