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As part of the federal 21st Century Community Learning Centers program and in partnership with the North Clackamas School District, the Boys & Girls Clubs operate four school-based Club sites in elementary and middle school buildings.
As part of the federal 21st Century Community Learning Centers program and in partnership with the North Clackamas School District, the Boys & Girls Clubs operate four school-based Club sites in elementary and middle school buildings.
For more than 70 years, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metro has been at the forefront of youth development, providing school year and summer programming for youth in the Portland area.
Boys & Girls Clubs in North Clackamas schools offer a wide variety of impactful and enriching programs and services for youth including Education & Career Readiness, Health & Wellness, Character & Leadership, Arts, Sports & Recreation, and Family & Community Services.
Boys & Girls Club
Boys & Girls Club
Grades 1-5
Grades 1-5
(2022-2023 School Year)
(2022-2023 School Year)
For Students Attending
Lot Whitcomb, Oak Grove, Ardenwald,
Seth Lewelling, and Riverside
Elementary Schools
Registration for currently enrolled students opens APRIL 6th at 8am
Registration for new students
opens APRIL 15th at 8am
Register Here: www.ezchildtrack.com/NorthClackamas/parent
The Boys & Girls Club Summer 2022 Program is FREE!
Dates: June 27th - August 19th (8 weeks)
Times: Monday - Friday 9 am-5 pm
*CLOSED July 4th Holiday
Locations:
-Lot Whitcomb Elementary School
(Serving only Lot Whitcomb students)
-Oak Grove Center (Only serving students attending Ardenwald, Seth Lewelling, Riverside, and Oak Grove Elementary Schools)
Session enrollment: The Boys & Girls Club program will offer a total of 8 weeks of summer camp.
Families will register for the entire summer program.
Transportation: Bus transportation is available to and from the program each day and will utilize summer routes. You will be notified of your student's bus stop and times at least one week before the Summer program begins.
Attendance & Absences: Because space in our programs is limited, and we expect to have students waiting for space to open up, families are expected to report all absences to the BGCP site by phone or email. If your student is absent, the site secretary will call and/or email you to inquire about your student's absence. If your student does not attend the program without reporting the absence or following up with the site secretary for three consecutive days, your student will be removed from the program for the remainder of the summer and your spot will be given to a student on the waitlist.
Eligibility: The Summer Boys & Girls Club program is open to students that are registered to attend grades 1-5 in the Fall of 2022 at one of the following Elementary Schools: Lot Whitcomb, Oak Grove, Ardenwald, Lewelling, Riverside.
Incoming kindergarten youth are not eligible to attend this summer program due to grant funding restrictions.
*For families who are moving into the district, you do not have to be fully registered for school at the time of registration for the BGCP Program, but you will need to provide paperwork once you are enrolled in a NCSD elementary school.
Have Questions or Need Help?
Lot Whitcomb Elementary- (503) 353-5670 ext. 35672
mcconnellm@nclack.k12.or.us
Oak Grove Boys & Girls Club: (971) 235-5233
Boys & Girls Club
Boys & Girls Club
Grades 6-8
Grades 6-8
(2022-2023 School Year)
(2022-2023 School Year)
For Students Attending
Alder Creek & Rowe
Middle Schools
Registration opens APRIL 6th at 8am for all students who will be attending Rowe or Alder Creek Middle Schools in the Fall of 2022.
Register Here: www.ezchildtrack.com/NorthClackamas/parent
The Boys & Girls Club Summer 2022 Program is FREE!
Dates: June 27th - August 19th (8 weeks)
Times: Monday - Friday 10am-2:30 pm
*CLOSED July 4th Holiday
Location: This summer the program will be located at Rowe Middle School and is open to both Alder Creek and Rowe students.
Session enrollment: The Boys & Girls Club program will offer a total of 8 weeks of summer camp. Families will register for the weeks they would like their student to attend. Due to limited space, by registering families commit to student's regular daily attendance.
Transportation: Bus transportation is available to and from the program each day, utilizing community hub stops at each neighborhood elementary school. You will be notified of the stop locations and times at least one week before the Summer program begins.
Attendance & Absences: Because space in our programs is limited, and we expect to have students waiting for space to open up, families are expected to report all absences to the BGCP site by phone or email. If your student is absent, the site secretary will call and/or email you to inquire about your student's absence. If your student does not attend the program without reporting the absence or following up with the site secretary for three consecutive days, your student will be removed from the program for the remainder of the summer and your spot will be given to a student on the waitlist.
Eligibility: The Middle School Summer Boys & Girls Club program is open to students that are registered to attend grades 6-8 in the Fall of 2022 at either Rowe or Alder Creek Middle Schools.
*For families who are moving into the district, you do not have to be fully registered for school at the time of registration for the BGCP Program, but you will need to provide paperwork once you are enrolled in a NCSD school.
Have Questions or Need Help?
Rowe Middle School- (970) 420-3194
Alder Creek Middle School- (971) 420-3293
Summer Menu for in-building service.pdfIn partnership with the Seamless Summer Option, all participants in the Boys & Girls Club Programs will receive breakfast upon arrival and hot lunch Monday- Friday.
NCSD prohibits discrimination and/or harassment on any basis protected by law, including but not limited to, an individual’s perceived or actual race, color, religion, sex, gender, sexual orientation, sexual identity, gender identity, national or ethnic origin, marital status, age, mental or physical disability or perceived disability, pregnancy, familial status, economic status, veterans’ status.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the North Clackamas School District will make reasonable accommodations to ensure the integration and participation of children with disabilities into the CARE program. This will include the development and monitoring of an accommodations plan for the participant as well as consideration of the participant's disability when responding to behavior concerns.
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