Reseda Elementary

The Smart Girls program is designed to inspire girls from elementary through high school, helping them build confidence and embrace self-care. Our recent event focused on wellness and positive affirmations, bringing together members for a day filled with activities. From mindful journaling and an energizing workout at Q4 Active to creating personalized self-care bags, it was a fantastic experience for everyone involved! Looking forward to the next one!

Blythe Elementary

🌎✨ What an amazing Earth Day celebration at BGCWV! Our members got creative and made the Earth beautiful through vibrant chalk art and colorful earth painting. The sidewalk became a canvas filled with inspiring messages and stunning designs that celebrated our planet. It was a day of fun, community spirit, and environmental awareness. 🌱💚

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Calabash Elementary

Each Friday during the month of April, the members participate in Fine Art with Coach Kat. From learning to draw an owl, to expressing their creativity through Triangle art. This program is for all grade levels and runs for four weeks. Art is a way for children to feel relaxed, calm, and improves their mood.

Justice St. Elementary

This month at Justice one of our specialty programs offered was Hip Hop on Tuesdays. It took place both indoors and outdoors. Hip Hop classes aren't just about dancing—they're about creative expression. Kids learn cool moves while also making their graffiti-style art in their Hip Hop booklets. Our Hip Hop instructor Lilian does an amazing job at keeping our members engaged. It's all about having fun, being confident, and exploring the artistic side of Hip Hop culture! We will be culminating the program soon with a Hip Hop Showcase.

Woodland Hills Elementary

Bullyproof the Musical was a 2 man play that came to Woodland Hills to perform all of our members. This was a performance about anti-bullying in a light and fun way that 2nd-4th graders would enjoy. Our members thoroughly enjoyed the performance and asked to stay longer if their parents came to get them early. Overall, this was a very informative performance that taught our members the importance of standing up to bullying.

Gary M. Thomas Clubhouse

This past Friday, the Gary M. Thomas Clubhouse was buzzing with excitement as members gathered for a thrilling slime-making session. The event, led by enthusiastic junior coaches from the 5th grade, drew in kids to craft their custom slime creations. Laughter and chatter filled the air as everyone mixed, stretched, and decorated their slime with colorful beads, glitter, and vibrant dyes. The junior coaches guided the group through each step, offering tips and tricks to help everyone achieve the perfect slimy texture. It was a memorable afternoon filled with creativity, teamwork, and a lot of messy fun!

Teen Center

These are our teens engaging in our public service announcement program which runs every Monday and Wednesday from 4 pm-5 pm. Here we can see the teens learning how to handle interviews during a podcast properly. The host of Valley Views SFV Media and Radio came to instruct our teens in this program. We also want to highlight the strong engagement by our members and how well it was received. Our PSA program aims towards spreading awareness of vaccines and overall healthy living. This program allows our members to share stories and opinions on different topics.

Canoga Park High School

In the image provided, we witness the inception of a Pokémon club. Several students have shown interest in a student-led initiative that focuses on exploring Pokémon cards and potentially participating in a convention field trip.

Chatsworth High School

The STEPSS program is off to a great start at Chatsworth High School our juniors and seniors are ready to learn about jobs and get hired/ intern this summer at the Club! Our members are learning about the first day on the job and how to interact with their coworkers on the job.

The Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) is looking to enroll new families in the San Fernando Valley area

The CCRC can help you pay for childcare for all hours of the days, nights, weekends, or even just a few hours a week. Visit ccrcca.org/apply to view the requirements and to get your application started.