Get trained for a job 5. I believe it is important to offer our students and adults educational opportunities after school. There are many ways to help. Yes, although most of the activities are in English, some are in Spanish. Almost all of the programs are free.
Some activities have a small fee for materials.
The US Department of Education funded the CLC program to give Brownsville residents access to extensive education and career training by way of the Brownsville CLC partnership. The CLC program will reduce delinquency by providing constructive learning opportunities to youth after school hours. Kids that are excited about their CLC activities simply have better things to do than to get into trouble. Jimmy Haynes, BISD A partnership that helps people of all ages learn and Earn The CLC program brings together programs that help elementary, middle and high school students as well as adults. The CLC brings together programs from the BISD with programs from The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College so that people of all ages will be given opportunities to explore college and careers and to train for jobs.