The Russian After School Program and the Russian Teen Club offers activities appropriate for youth ages ranging from pre-school to 12th grades. Older teen youth help with mentoring and tutoring along with a number of other activities including sports, academics, art, music, dance and involve parents, grandparents and other Russian community members. Mentors will come as volunteers from University of Denver, University of Colorado, Metropolitan State College of Denver and the United States Geological Survey. 2332 E. 46th Ave. There is one expansion program that will serve students in Globeville neighborhood attending Garden Place Academy, Merrill Middle and Manual High Schools.
Activities vary but are tied to asset development.
The program also provides opportunities for parents, family members and the broader community to become actively involved in supporting the success of the program. Programs serve students in grades 4-9 in seven elementary schools and three middle schools from Northglenn and Thornton. City of Longmont Div. The program currently exists at the local Youth Center serving Loma Linda Elementary, Heritage Middle, and Skyline High Schools and will expand to include Longs Peak Middle School. 4896 Chambers Rd.