YOUTH PROGRAMS
AGES 5-17
kid's night out
The 1st and 3rd Monday Night (excluding holidays) the ECCC host Kid’s Night Out from 6pm-7:30 at our campus. For over 28 years, KNO has been a mainstay at the “heart” of East Cleburne Community Center.
Kid's Night Out is a time for kids to interact with their peers, learn different skills, gain social awareness and express their creativity. The program is free of charge. There is always a meal provided and goodie bags on occasion.
For ages 4-18.
Excalibur boxing
Tuesday through Thursday of every week from 6pm to 8pm, the ECCC provides this activity free of charge for youth and adults. Excalibur Boxing is led by Coach Bobby Flores. He works with the participants on fitness, conditioning, form, strategy and in the ring training (for those looking to enter competitive boxing tournaments). Coach Flores has led the award-winning Excalibur Boxing Club for 15 (at no charge to the participants). His passion for teaching, mentoring and instruction is a rare gift to the community.
Ages: 8 and adults
summer DAY camp
East Cleburne Community Center offers children & teens a week of learning, adventure, activities and excitement that just might be one of the highlights of their summer. There are actually TWO camps combined in one setting. Children 5-10 will experience age-appropriate topics and activities. Teen and adolescents, ages 11-17 will experience separate topics and activities.
* Class times for teaching on the camp’s theme
* Games *Exceptional presentations
* Structured & free play times
* Field trips
* Meals
project ca²n
Project Cleburne Academic Achievement Now is an exciting tutorial program that provides enrichment activities and supervised learning experience for grades 3rd – 5th. The project promotes successful scores on the state assessment tests. CA²N also cultivates positive attitudes, grades and behaviors, in order to promote maturity, and become a contributing members of the school and community.
Goal of the Program:
The goal of the CA²N program is to reach students who are struggling in the area of reading and math in order to help them achieve success. The ultimate goal of the program is to help students have the knowledge necessary to pass the STARR test.
Our approach includes an online component in which the students login to a program called I-Station. This program allows them to work at their own level and progress at their own pace. They will choose to work in the area of Language Arts. During the first week of each month they are tested to determine if progress is being made in vocabulary, word analysis, comprehension and text fluency. We also have access to a program called Success Maker. This program has the math component which the I-Station does not.
They receive a snack and are given help with homework, instruction in reading and math along with extra help with writing skills and science for 5th graders at least once a week.
SENIOR PROGRAMS
senior bingo
Every Tuesday morning (excluding holidays) we host Senior Bingo. It begins at 8:30am in the ECCC Cafeteria. Our valued guest are invited to join us for a free breakfast, devotional, and an hour of Bingo with great prizes.
For ages 50+
GARDENING Class
Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday morning at 10.
Master Gardener & Instructor - Brian Goodman
Monthly Food Distribution
Free food bank for all in need. Every 4th Wednesday from 1:30-3:30
ALL AGES
SPECIAL EVENTS
Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon
d.l. barrett awards banquet
community easter egg hunt
Spring break camp
summer camp
SENIOR holiday bingo
Kid’s night out christmas party
EVENTS ALSO ANNOUNCED THROUGH OUR FACEBOOK
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