About
21st Century Community Learning Centers offers activities such as Robotics, Coding, Web Design, Fun with STEM, and Rube Goldberg Adventures. The program also includes Creative Story Writing, Book Club, Comic Book Club, Get Creative with Crayola, Creative Dance, Cooperative Games, Yoga, Escape Room Challenge, Minute to Win It, Financial Literacy, and Sports Analysis Through Statistics. Extra academic hours in the program are used for project-based activities that focus on English and Math skills, and students receive a healthy snack before programming, along with homework and technology support each day that programming occurs.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
• Schedule: Programming is typically offered four days per week, Monday–Thursday, for two hours each day.
• Price: Registration takes place at the beginning of the school year at each school and is completely FREE for all programs at each site.
The purpose of 21st Century Community Learning Centers is to establish the implementation of additional learning time through out-of-school time programming. The programming is designed to help close proficiency and opportunity gaps, increase student engagement, support social and emotional learning, and promote college and career readiness and success. The program is coordinated by Elizabeth-Ann Keane, 21st Century Program Coordinator. Brockton's 21st Century Community Learning Centers programs are made possible by grant funding awarded by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Teachers in the program are provided with membership in professional learning communities.
Last updated January 25, 2026.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
• Schedule: Programming is typically offered four days per week, Monday–Thursday, for two hours each day.
• Price: Registration takes place at the beginning of the school year at each school and is completely FREE for all programs at each site.
The purpose of 21st Century Community Learning Centers is to establish the implementation of additional learning time through out-of-school time programming. The programming is designed to help close proficiency and opportunity gaps, increase student engagement, support social and emotional learning, and promote college and career readiness and success. The program is coordinated by Elizabeth-Ann Keane, 21st Century Program Coordinator. Brockton's 21st Century Community Learning Centers programs are made possible by grant funding awarded by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Teachers in the program are provided with membership in professional learning communities.
Last updated January 25, 2026.
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