PIC Hosts “Lights On After School” Event

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“Lights on After School” is a vibrant celebration emphasizing the importance of afterschool programs for youth.

Children enrolled in PIC’s Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Center programming enjoyed activities ranging from arts and crafts to science experiments and sports. The event showcases how afterschool initiatives not only keep kids safe, but also help them build skills, confidence and friendships.

It’s a fantastic way to highlight the critical role these programs play in supporting the growth and development of children and teens!

Classes exist in the Frazier, Greensburg-Salem and Laurel Highlands School Districts.

For more information or to enroll your child, please visit our website or call 724-836-2600 x 2207

 

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