On October 27, with support from Kids’ Club, Latino U College Access and the SHHS Guidance Department collaborated on a financial aid information session for Spanish-speaking families. It took place in the SHHS Auditorium this year, instead of the High School Library to ensure better social distancing during the presentation. On November 3rd, they then […]

The mental well-being of our community’s youth has taken on even more urgency recently, so Kids’ Club was thrilled to give funding support to two initiatives in the Tarrytown School District this month that will help address this critical issue.  The first program, Youth Mental Health First Aid, was offered to 140 TUFSD staff members […]

In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, Kids’ Club highlights the great work being done at the AFHT Family Literacy Program, one of our long-standing grant recipients. AFHT stands for La Asociación de las Familias Hispanas de los Tarrytowns. It is a bilingual literacy program run by the Tarrytown School District and supported by Kids’ Club for the […]

As we have done since 2015, this year Kids’ Club again provided grant funding for the Foundation for the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns’ Summer Literacy program, the goal of which is to reinforce and support literacy competency for rising first, second and third graders. TUFSD K-2 Staff Developer Kristie Martinez oversaw this well-regarded program, […]

This summer Tarrytown Arts Camp moved outdoors to beautiful Kingsland Point Park in Sleepy Hollow. The camp theme was Africa, with a focus on the African value of community – – uniting kids in-person after a challenging pandemic, with opportunities to move, socialize, and discover through the arts. Campers were grouped in small “pods” of approximately 15 […]