Programs at the Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh
Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh, 501 E Parkway Ave, Oshkosh, WI 54901
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Programs at the Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh include academic tutoring, sports, fitness and recreation, arts activities, and opportunities for character and leadership involvement. The program also offers education and career development activities, the BE GREAT: Graduate Program, the Great Futures Mentoring Program, mental health services, youth and family grief support groups, family nights, summer programs, and after-school programs at the Club and at school sites. Additional offerings include the Radford Program for K–2nd grade, the Quest Program for 3rd–5th grade, middle school and teen programs for 6th–12th grade, Winneconne 4K wrap-around care, Camp Radford, transportation, facility rental, and community events such as National Night Out with a community resource fair, bounce house, yard games, and a live DJ.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: School-year programs generally run Monday–Friday in the afternoons and early evenings, with non-school day and summer programs available from early morning to late afternoon
• Price: A non-school day fee will apply. After-school care has its own separate fee structure.
The Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh is a United Way agency and partners with Oshkosh Corporation's Good to Give Back program. The Club hosts National Night Out with local first responders, including the Oshkosh Police Department (with SWAT and K9) and the Oshkosh Fire Department, and a community resource fair featuring more than 30 local organizations. Operation: Sunscreen is a drive where the Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh and partners team up to keep Club kids safe during summer activity.
The CLUB Teen Center has an open-door policy where teens 13 and older may depart from the Club at their own discretion, while the Radford Center requires youth ages 7–12 who depart to be picked up by an authorized adult or have a permission slip on file to leave unaccompanied. Children ages 5–6 may not leave the Club unless they have been signed out by an authorized adult. When members enter or leave the facility, they are required to scan their Club card or sign in or out on paper, and members who leave the building may not return until the following day. If staff suspect a parent or guardian picking up a child is under the influence of alcohol or other drugs or that it would otherwise be unsafe to release the child, staff may ask another family member to pick up the child or contact the proper authorities. Parents can sign up for Remind to receive text notifications of weather-related openings and closings and emergency situations. The Club operates under the Oshkosh Area School District calendar for non-school days, and the Omro site runs its own non-school day program based on the School District of Omro calendar. If a family needs a scholarship, they can call 920-233-1414.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: School-year programs generally run Monday–Friday in the afternoons and early evenings, with non-school day and summer programs available from early morning to late afternoon
• Price: A non-school day fee will apply. After-school care has its own separate fee structure.
The Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh is a United Way agency and partners with Oshkosh Corporation's Good to Give Back program. The Club hosts National Night Out with local first responders, including the Oshkosh Police Department (with SWAT and K9) and the Oshkosh Fire Department, and a community resource fair featuring more than 30 local organizations. Operation: Sunscreen is a drive where the Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh and partners team up to keep Club kids safe during summer activity.
The CLUB Teen Center has an open-door policy where teens 13 and older may depart from the Club at their own discretion, while the Radford Center requires youth ages 7–12 who depart to be picked up by an authorized adult or have a permission slip on file to leave unaccompanied. Children ages 5–6 may not leave the Club unless they have been signed out by an authorized adult. When members enter or leave the facility, they are required to scan their Club card or sign in or out on paper, and members who leave the building may not return until the following day. If staff suspect a parent or guardian picking up a child is under the influence of alcohol or other drugs or that it would otherwise be unsafe to release the child, staff may ask another family member to pick up the child or contact the proper authorities. Parents can sign up for Remind to receive text notifications of weather-related openings and closings and emergency situations. The Club operates under the Oshkosh Area School District calendar for non-school days, and the Omro site runs its own non-school day program based on the School District of Omro calendar. If a family needs a scholarship, they can call 920-233-1414.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
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