Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County

Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County offers Academic Success with tutoring, STEM activities, and resources to boost academic performance for K-12 students. It also offers Character & Leadership Development with leadership training, ethical decision-making skills, and community service opportunities, along with Youth of the Year for teens and the A+ Attendance Program for elementary students who miss five or more days of school.

Programs

• Academic Success — K-12 · Focuses on enhancing learning and intellectual growth; offers tutoring, STEM activities, and resources to boost academic performance.
• Character & Leadership Development — K-12 · Offers leadership training, ethical decision-making skills, and community service opportunities.
• Youth of the Year — teens · Leadership development program that includes Youth of the Month, Leadership Recognition Program, and Leadership Readiness Program.
• A+ Attendance Program — elementary students · Works with elementary schools, parents, and students who miss five or more days of school to help lower unexcused absences.
• Summer Break Spot — Summer BreakSpot partnership where each open Club site becomes a place where kids can enjoy a full camp experience plus free breakfast and lunch every day.
• Summer Camp Programs — Summer camp programs.
• Workforce Readiness Initiative — Workforce readiness initiative.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• General schedule: Clubs are open each day after school from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. School-based Clubs are open after school until 6:00 p.m. and some school-based Clubs are open mornings from 7:00 until school begins. Neighborhood-based Clubhouses are open five days a week after school until 7:00 pm. The 21st Century Community Learning Center program schedule is Monday-Friday, school year, 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm.

About the provider

The organization has served the community for over 30 years. It is part of Boys & Girls Clubs of America and uses that network for program development, staff training, resource building, and organizational planning. The page states that 97% of Club members are on track to graduate high school and 97% increased their GPA. It also says the organization serves more than 2,200 youth daily and 16,000 youth annually through afterschool, summer, and outreach programs, with 1,000,000+ meals annually and 25,000+ community service hours in 2022.

School-based Clubs are located in the cafeteria of 17 local schools. School-based Clubs serve all students from grade K-12. Neighborhood-based Clubhouses are strategically located in areas of the county where youth need us most.

Last updated September 8, 2026.