After School Programming
$25 Registration Fee $50 Weekly
Our after-school program is designed to provide a safe and engaging environment for children aged 5-12 after school dismissal until 5:30PM, Monday through Friday. We offer a variety of programming, including academic support, recreational activities, and arts and crafts, all included in the weekly price. We understand that financial barriers can prevent some families from accessing quality after-school care, which is why we accept CCDF and offer several scholarship programs.
To learn more about our scholarship opportunities, please email us at info@hannacntr.org. Our goal is to ensure that every child has the opportunity to thrive in a supportive and enriching after-school environment.
Our Programs
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Financial Literacy
Junior Achievement's financial literacy programs play a vital role in educating students at the Hanna Community Center about money management, budgeting, saving, and investing.​ Taught by trained Hanna staff using structured lesson plans, these programs help young people develop essential financial skills. Students learn to make informed decisions, plan for the future, and avoid common financial pitfalls.
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With Junior Achievement's support, the Hanna Community Center is empowering the next generation to take control of their financial futures and build lasting financial stability.
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Homework Monitoring
Homework monitoring is key to ensuring academic success and involves regularly checking and reviewing students' homework assignments. Hanna Community Center's staff work with parents to monitor their child's homework and provide support and resources when needed. By staying engaged and involved in their child's academic progress, parents can help to ensure that their child is developing good study habits and staying on track.
Effective homework monitoring helps identify areas where students may be struggling and provides opportunities for additional support. With the help of Hanna's dedicated staff, parents can work to help their child reach their full academic potential!
STEM
The Hanna Community Center's STEM program thrives through partnerships with Purdue University organizations, including Women in Engineering, the National Society of Black Engineers, the Biochemistry Department, and the Engineering Department.
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Led by Purdue volunteers, the program engages students in activities that build critical thinking, problem-solving, and technical skills. Women in Engineering and the National Society of Black Engineers offer mentorship and career inspiration, while the Biochemistry Department provides hands-on lab experiences. The Engineering Department gives students the chance to design and build their own projects. These partnerships are essential to the program's success, connecting students with valuable expertise, resources, and inspiring role models.
Dance and Music
The dance and music programs at the Hanna Community Center are led by experienced instructors from Studio B, Turning Pointe, and Julie Brier. These programs provide young people with a creative outlet to express themselves and develop skills in teamwork, discipline, and perseverance.
Through dance and music, students learn the importance of practice and dedication, which are skills that can be applied to other areas of their lives. Studies have shown that participation in music and dance programs can also lead to improved cognitive function, social skills, and emotional regulation. By providing opportunities for young people to engage in these activities, the Hanna Community Center is helping to build well-rounded individuals who are equipped with the skills and confidence they need to succeed in all areas of their lives. Whether they pursue a career in the arts or not, the skills learned through dance and music can have a positive impact on their future success.
Computer Skills
The Hanna Community Center’s partnership with Wonderland opens exciting doors for young people to explore computer coding and 3D printing.
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Through this program, students learn the fundamentals of programming, gaining hands-on experience in writing code and developing their own projects. They also use 3D modeling software to design and print their own creations, mastering skills that are increasingly valuable in today’s job market.
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Beyond technical knowledge, the program fosters problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity. By introducing students to coding and 3D printing, the Wonderland partnership helps pave the way for future innovation and success, equipping participants with skills that can be applied across a wide range of careers and industries.
Career Education
The Hanna Community Center’s career education program introduces young people to today’s job market and new career possibilities.
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These classes help students understand the skills and education needed for various professions while connecting them with volunteer professionals working in those fields. Students explore career options, learn the steps to achieve their goals, and develop essential networking skills by engaging with industry experts.​
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By exposing young people to diverse career paths, the program empowers them to make informed decisions, identify their strengths, and plan for the future. With the support of dedicated volunteers, the Hanna Community Center is helping students build a strong foundation for career success.