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COMMUNITY HUBS INITIATIVE
School as Community Hubs connect residents, students, and their families to resources and support within their neighborhoods.
Debbie Frison
Executive Director, Community Hub Schools & 21st Century Programs
Email: [email protected]
School Phone: 419.671.6700
Office Phone: 419.720.3973
Cell Phone: 419.290.5952
OUR HUB SCHOOLS
As part of our mission to strengthen community, the YMCA of Greater Toledo partners with Toledo Public Schools through the Community Hubs initiative — a collaboration of seven schools focused on meeting the academic, social, and wellness needs of students and families.
The Y proudly serves as the Lead Community Partner at Riverside Elementary and Rogers High School, helping bring resources, programs, and opportunities directly into our neighborhoods.
Stay connected and learn more about each Hub’s impact through their Facebook pages below.
Escuela SMART Academy, Facebook Page, Click Here
Jones Leadership Academy of Business, Click Here
Pickett Academy, Click Here
Riverside Elementary, Click Here
Scott High School, Click Here
Reynolds Elementary School, Click Here
Rogers High School, Click Here
21st century community learning centers (cclc)
The YMCA of Greater Toledo proudly partners with local schools to provide 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) — programs designed to help students learn, grow, and thrive beyond the school day.
Our goal is simple: to help every student reach their full potential. Through engaging, hands-on enrichment, we support academic achievement while also nurturing creativity, leadership, and character development.
What We Offer
The 21st CCLC program provides students and families with a range of high-quality learning opportunities, including:
Academic Support – Tutoring, mentoring, and homework help to strengthen core skills.
Enrichment Activities – Music, art, STEM, cultural experiences, and sports that inspire curiosity and teamwork.
Leadership & Service – Community service projects that build confidence and civic pride.
Family Engagement – Opportunities for parents and caregivers to participate in literacy and educational workshops.
Our Purpose
Authorized under Title IV, Part B of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), the 21st CCLC program aims to:
Provide academic enrichment opportunities to help students meet state and local standards in core subjects like reading and math.
Offer a broad array of programs that complement regular school-day learning.
Support families through literacy and lifelong learning opportunities.
Where We Serve
Programs are currently available at:
Riverside Elementary School
Woodward High School
Together, we’re helping students discover their strengths, develop new skills, and build brighter futures — because every child deserves a safe place to learn, grow, and belong.
