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21st Century Community Learning Centers and the Department of Human Resources afterschool programming is an collaborative effort to offer students and their families an opportunity to learn new skills and discover abilities in an after school environment. DHR and 21st CCLC after school programs focus on families and emphasize non-traditional ways to improve academics while providing enrichment activities.

Our enrichment program is offered Monday through Friday, 3:15 to 6:15 PM, with snack served daily from 3:15 - 3:45pm. Bus transportation will be provide at 6:15pm to bring your students home, or you may come at 6:15 to pick your child up from the school. We look forward to working with the students, adults and families at Collins Elementary School.

Site Coordinator: Dr. Katye Williams (706) 823-6710, (fax) (706)823-6708

Program Assistant: Tasheena Morgan (706)823-6709

21st CCLC / DHR at Glenn Hills High School

21^st Century Community Learning Center / Department of Human Resources afterschool programming is an collaborative effort to offer students and their families an opportunity to learn new skills and discover abilities in an after school environment. 21^st CCLC and DHR after school programs focus on families and emphasize non-traditional ways to improve academics while providing enrichment activities. Our academic program is offered Monday through Friday, 2:30 to 5:00 PM. We look forward to working with the students, adults and families at Glenn Hills High School.

Glenn Hills High School offers Georgia Virtual School Credit Recovery courses to high school students and GED training and Microsoft Office and Welding Certificate courses for community adults and students' family members. GED classes last until 8:00pm on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Site Coordinator:Betty McCants

Program Assistant: Reginald Cofer

21st CCLC / DHR at Glenn Hills Middle School

21^st Century Community Learning Center / Department of Human Resources afterschool programming is a collaborative effort to offer students and their families an opportunity to learn new skills and discover abilities in an after school environment. 21^st CCLC and DHR after school program focuses on non-traditional ways to improve academics while providing fun enrichment activities. Our academic program is offered Monday through Friday, 4:30-6:30 PM. We would love to have you join our family and grow with us.

Site Coordinator:Veronica Freeman, 706-796-5989

Fax #: 706-796-4716

21st CCLC / DHR at Hornsby Elementary and East Augusta Middle School

The 21st Century Learning Center is collaborating with the Department of Human Resources to provide innovative afterschool programs for Richmond County students.

21st Century Community Learning Center / Department of Human Resources afterschool programming offers students and their families an opportunity to learn new skills and discover abilities in an after school environment. 21st CCLC and DHR after school programs focus on families and emphasize non-traditional ways to improve academics while providing enrichment activities. Our academic program is offered Monday through Friday, 4:30 to 6:30 PM. We look forward to working with the students, adults and families at Hornsby K-8.

Site Coordinator: Betty Butler
Assistant Coordinator: Antonio Mack

W.S. Hornsby 21^st CCLC History

W. S. Hornsby Elementary School's 21^st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) was formed by the Richmond County Board of Education. It is a key component of President Bush's No Child Left Behind Act. This program offers students and their families an opportunity to learn new skills and discover abilities in an after-school environment. For more information see resources area.

21stCCLC / DHR at Laney High School

21st Century Community Learning Centers and

the Department of Human Resources Afterschool Programs have a unique way of meeting the needs of students and their family members through non-traditional ways. It is our hope that students, family members and other community members, benefit academically, socially and culturally with the help of our community partners. We will explore and create pathways to make dreams come true.

Laney's DHR / 21st CCLC program also offers Georgia Virtual School Credit Recovery courses to high school students and GED training to community adults and students' family members.

Program hours are Monday-Friday 2:30-5:00.

For more information, please call Site Coordinator Valarie Nixon @ 706-823-6678.

Fax#: 706-823-6679

Administration

ELA ESOL/Title III Program

The English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)/Title III Program in Richmond County is held at the following resource centers:
Glenn Hills Elementary School
Morgan Road Middle School
Glenn Hills High School

Employee Rewards Center (Benefits)

Employee Benefits includes the Insurance Department and Worker's Compensation.

Insurance Department

Workers Compensation

Hospital Homebound

New to the Area?

We are located at Ft. Gordon, Georgia and our website is http://www.fortgordon.com (click each of the
following links)
        * Family Services
        * Child and Youth Services
        * School Liaison Officer

Access your local School Liaison Officer: Ms. Melissa Drinnen

Building 28320 Lane Avenue

Phone: (706) 791-7270--DSN: 780-7270--Fax: (706) 791-7680

email: melissa.drinnen@us.army.mil

Program Alternative to School Suspension

Project CHANGE Evening School

Project CHANGE is an alternative program designed to offer courses leading to the high school diploma. All courses are state approved and taught by certified teachers.

RCBOE JROTC Units

Richmond County Board of Education Policies

The Board of Education shall have the power to make rules and regulations necessary for the conduct of its business and the government of its employees and the pupils of the schools.

Safe and Drug-Free Schools

Sand Hills

Sand Hills serves severely emotionally disturbed students ages 5 to 21.

Social Workers

Staff

Student Records

Technical Notes

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Volunteer Training

Volunteer Training is made available to all individuals interested in volunteering in Richmond County schools. Volunteers may help with classroom activities, computer labs, field trips, mentoring, office duties, storytelling and tutoring, just to name a few.

We value our volunteers and look forward to seeing you in the schools!

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