Our Next Generation

Our Next Generation offers Homework Club with daily, one-on-one academic support for students from kindergarten through high school. It also offers High School Connections for 13- to 17-year-olds, Summer Camps, Outbound Learning, and Learning Through the Arts. The summer program is a free 8-week, full-day camp with four mornings a week spent on literacy, math, and science projects, and afternoons reserved for recreation and enrichment. Students also take part in field trips, bike camp, swim lessons, arts and crafts, storytelling, web-based programming, robotics, nature exploration, free play, games, sports, outdoor activities, dance, art, music, and daily nutritional meals.

Programs

• Homework Club — kindergarten through high school · Daily, one-on-one academic support.
• High School Connections — 13 to 17-year-olds
• Summer Camps — Provides students with a safe and engaging learning environment; offers academics in a safe, friendly environment.
• Outbound Learning — Designed to expand students' horizons and experiences by working with corporate and community partners; exposes students to a variety of professional environments and potential career paths.
• Learning Through the Arts — Art education program offering tailored workshops that combine learning, education, and various art-based activities to improve student academic success.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–17 years old
• General schedule: Summer program: free 8-week, full day summer camp. Four mornings a week are spent on literacy, math, and science projects. Afternoons are reserved for recreation and enrichment. Throughout the summer, students participate in field trips, bike camp, swim lessons, arts and crafts, daily nutritional meals, and other activities.

About the provider

Our Next Generation was founded in 1992 and incorporated as a non-profit in 1993. Its mission is to serve the children of its neighborhoods with programs focused on improving educational outcomes and life skills. The program also builds a collaborative network of parents, families, teachers, volunteers, and staff, and involves students in protecting, improving, and taking pride in their neighborhood and local community.

Last updated November 6, 2026.