Jobs at LEAP
Jobs at LEAP
Afterschool Children's Program
2022 Spring Semester
[Program application link is at bottom of this page.]
LEAP plans to run in-person programming after school in the spring of 2022. If addressing pandemic safety requires that we combine in-person and online programming or run only online programming, then we will make those changes.
Children must be between the ages of 7 and 12 years old and live in one of our six neighborhoods (Dixwell/Newhallville, Dwight/Kensington/West River, Fair Haven North, Fair Haven South, the Hill, or Quinnipiac Meadows). Teenagers can apply to our Leaders In Training or Junior Counselor programs.
Our in-person programs will include:
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Strong safety protocols: All children and counselors will be required to wear masks at all times indoors.
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If your child is not feeling well or someone in your house has COVID-19 symptoms, please keep your child home. If there is someone who is vulnerable to COVID-19 in your household (for instance a senior citizen or someone whose immune system is compromised), then it may not make sense for your child to participate in our in-person program .
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LEAP groups will meet in schools and community spaces to complete homework, engage in literacy activities, and have fun projects including arts, sports, dance, computer learning, and community walks.
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Start Date and Times: The program runs from 3 pm to 6 pm Monday through Thursday. The last day of the spring program is May 12.
If you would like to complete an application for the program, scroll down. Application buttons are at the bottom of this page.
what
LEAP's afterschool program combines homework assistance with extra reading and activities, including athletics, arts, computer science, cooking, and gardening.
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All programs are overseen by an experienced site coordinator with trained counselor pairs drawn from local colleges and high schools.
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LEAP's afterschool program is free for participants.
who
LEAP's afterschool program is available for children ages 7 to 12 who live in one of our six neighborhoods (what matters is where the child lives, not where he or she goes to school):
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Dixwell
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Newhallville
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Fair Haven
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The Hill
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Dwight-Kensington (including West River)
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Quinnipiac Meadows
when & where
The program operates after school Monday-Thursday from 3 pm - 6 pm. LEAP operates in six neighborhoods at these local sites:
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Clinton Ave School
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Family Academy of Multilingual Exploration (FAME)
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Troup School
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King-Robinson Magnet School
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Roberto Clemente Elementary School
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Q House
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Ross Woodward School
Site Information
Dixwell Q House
Site Coordinator: Ramzia Issa
Operating Site: Dixwell Q House (197 Dixwell) in partnership with Wexler-Grant School
Newhallville
Site Coordinator: John Lee
School Operating Site: King-Robinson Interdistrict Magnet School
Fair Haven North
Site Coordinator: Daikichi Washington
School Operating Site: Clinton Avenue School
Fair Haven South
Site Coordinator: Jahvon Soto
School Operating Site: Family Academy of Multilingual Exploration (FAME)
Hill South
Site Coordinator: Chynna Blair
School Operating Site: Roberto Clemente Elementary School
Dwight-Kensington
Site Coordinator: Dezhane Downing
School Operating Site: Augusta-Lewis Troup School
Quinnipiac Meadows
Site Coordinator: Angelina Campos
School Operating Site: Ross Woodward School