21st Century Community Learning Centers
at Camp Fire North Shore
Camp Fire North Shore’s 21st Century Community Learning Centers provides enriching out of school time opportunities that help young people succeed in school, build confidence, and prepare for college, career, and life.
Through 21CCLC, students benefit from:
-
Strengthened Learning
Tutoring, homework help, and engaging enrichment activities that build literacy, math, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills using proven instructional practices.
-
Hands-On, Creative Opportunities
STEM clubs, arts, sports, and nature-based projects that inspire curiosity, creativity, and mastery while supporting DESE’s vision for deeper learning.
-
Whole-Child Supports
Safe, joyful, and inclusive environments that promote social-emotional learning, health, and well-being, so every child feels valued, connected, and empowered.
-
Equity & Inclusion
Programming designed to engage students in culturally and linguistically sustaining ways, especially those whose identities have been historically marginalized in educational settings.
-
Family & Community Partnerships
Caregiver engagement, local collaborations, and community-based learning that ensure students are supported at home, in school, and in their neighborhoods.
-
Data-Informed Programming
Continuous use of student and program data to guide activities, ensuring programming is responsive to the unique needs of each learner.
-
No cost program
Federally Funded and in partnership with United Way, Lynn Public Schools, and Gerondelis Foundation
Register Today!
-
Hood Elementary
→ Open to students in grades 3-5
→ Project Based Learning
→ Homework Help/Academic Enrichment
→ art, S.T.E.M, Nutrition, Physical Activities
→ Snack and Dinner Provided. -
Connery Elementary
→ Open to students in grades kindergarten -5th
→ Project Based Learning
→ Youth Voice
→ Homework Help/Academic Enrichment
→ Snack and Dinner Provided -
Ford Elementary
→ Open to students in grades kindergarten-5th
→ Project Based Learning
→ Literacy
→ Homework Help/Academic Enrichment
→ Snack and Dinner Provided
For questions about our 21st Century Community Learning centers contact our Senior Director of Operations, Sam Collins, at scollins@campfirenorthshore.org
For questions related to accommodations, contact our Senior Clinical Director, Michaela Hamill, at mhamill@campfirenorthshore.org
Camp Fire North Shore offers a safe, inclusive, and engaging environment where all children are welcome and supported. Our programs are safe, fun, and inclusive—with nature, play, and creativity at the heart of it all. We welcome children of all abilities.
Our programs are designed and staffed with a 1:13 ratio to ensure safety, supervision, and quality engagement. During the registration process, families maybe invited or request an intake with our Senior Clinical Director that helps us learn more about your child’s needs. If the intake information indicates a need for additional support, we are happy to discuss options for lower ratios or other accommodations to best support your child’s success in our programs.
