2022 Mt. Pleasant Region MyCom Summer Guide

Mt. Pleasant Region Summer Guide Mt. Pleasant Union-Miles Lee-Harvard

Summer Programs BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF NORTHEAST OHIO

Summer programming will include Character and Leadership, sports, socialemotional learning, field trips, and more.

Location: 6114 Broadway Ave. Contact: 216-883-4663

BRIGHTSIDE SUMMER CAMP ENRICHMENT PROGRAM – AROUND THE WORLD – FULL S.T.E.A.M. AHEAD

Age Range: 5 – 12 years old Dates & Times: June 6th - August 12th, 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM Location: 14001 Kinsman Rd. Cost: Private Pay Options/County Voucher Contact: Courtney Harris, 216-777-3505 and Nokisha Tobias, 216-991-4840 Registration Information: Courtney Harris, 216-777-3505 or visit www.brightsideohio.com Notes: Light breakfast, lunch, snack, and field trips.

EYEJ EMPOWERING YOUTH, EXPLORING JUSTICE

Name of Activity: YDJ: Youth Discussing Justice Age Range: 6th – 12th grade Dates & Times: TBD, based on schedule of school, recreation center, organization Location: In-Person or Virtual Cost: TBD Contact: YDJ Team, hello@eyej.org Registration Information: More information at https://eyej.org/youth-online-discussing-justice/ Notes: YDJ: Youth Discussing Justice is a trauma-informed safe space to have discussion on relevant everyday topics such as toxic stress, mental health, and social justice, while developing social-emotional and critical thinking skills.

99 TREASURES/PEACE IN THE HOOD 25TH ANNUAL PEACE CAMP

Age Range: 5 – 18 years old Dates & Times: June 21st – August 2nd, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Location: 13815 Kinsman Rd., Monday – Wednesday; Virtual, Thursday Cost: Free Contact: Raj Roberson 216-618-8806 (text) or email 99treasures@gmail.com Registration Information: Onsite Registration Notes: Meet new people. Activities include African drumming, arts, and crafts, unity circles, drug education, weekly field trips, guest speakers, and a community end-of-camp performance. Light breakfast and lunch provided.

COLLEGE NOW REBEL UP SUMMER ACADEMY – JOHN ADAMS COLLEGE & CAREER ACADEMY

Age Range: Rising 9th Graders (must be a student entering 9th grade in the fall of 2022) Dates & Times: Two 2-Week Sessions TBD Location: John Adams College & Career Academy, 3817 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Cost: Free Registration Information: Call or e-mail College Now Greater Cleveland at 216-241-5587 or rebelup@collegenowgc.org for more information.

THEA BOWMAN CENTER SUMMER CAMP Age Range: K – 8th grade Dates & Times: June 13th – August 4th, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM Location: 11901 Oakfield Ave. Cost: Free Contact: Sylvia Little Harris, 216-299-5043 or 216-491-0699 Registration Information: Register online at www.theabowmancenter.org or in-person at the Center Notes: Includes light breakfast, lunch, snacks, field trips, Black History lessons, music lessons (voice and violin), martial arts, arts & crafts, and gardening.

Summer Programs CONCERNED CITIZENS COMMUNITY COUNCIL’S (C4) SUMMER CREATORS & AGRICULTURE CAMP

Age Range: K – 8th grade Dates & Times: June 13th – July 29th, Monday – Wednesday, 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM Location: Concerned Citizens Community Council, 13611 Kinsman Rd. Cost: Free Contact Information: Stephanie Lassiter, 216-282-7799 Registration Information: Call 216-282-7799 for more information Notes: Light breakfast, lunch, snack, and field trips.

MURTIS TAYLOR CHILD ENRICHMENT SUMMER PROGRAMMING Age Range: 5 –12 years old (must have completed Kindergarten) Dates & Times: June 6th – July 22nd, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Locations: 13411 Union Ave. and 900 E. 105 St. Contact: Kim Singer @ Union Ave. Location, 216-283-4400 ext. 2131 or Terrell Wainwright @ E. 105 th St. Location, 216-283-4400 ext. 2174

QUEEN I AM SUMMER CAMP

Age Range: 7 – 17 years old (All Girls) Dates & Times: June 7th – August 4th, 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM Location: 4830 Turney Rd., Garfield Heights Cost: $375.00, Payment Plans Available Contact: Dameyonna Willis, 330-281-8707 or queeniamgirlempower@gmail.com Registration Information: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScQVtZhvy_s3ZSgAQ3Oe_wWH 0UtxrPo1ehNQlTBkzr2nKVZNA/viewform?usp=sf_link Notes: This Girl Powered Focused fun, interactive and engaging camp includes social and emotional support, character development, art, STEM, dance, and field trips!

FUN IS THE SUN. A GARDEN EXPERIENCE.

Age Range: All ages are welcome. Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult 18 or over.

Dates & Times: June 27th – July 29th, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Location: 12301 Imperial Ave. Cost: Free Contact Information: 216-554-5085 Registration Information: Beginning in June, a link will be live on the website, www.eoim.org, to reserve your day of fun. For early registration to secure a desired time slot/day, please email Elements.movement@gmail.com.

Check out our social media for updates on other fun summer events at https://www.facebook.com/revlovegarden/.

Notes: This experience is catered to whole families, field trip experiences, and/or hands-on fun for youth. Grab a friend, family member, or bring the whole classroom. Activities will include painting, creating art, enjoying snacks, learning about gardening, and taking fresh produce home. The experience will be tailored for the group size and age range.

Summer Camps:

June 6th – June 24th

PreK – 8 Summer Learning Experience: June 27th – July 29th

High School Summer Learning Experience: June 27th – July 22nd

Ohio State Test Boot Camp for Grade 3 & High School: June 21st – June 24th

Summer Camps:

August 1st – August 19th

DAILY SCHEDULE – 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM 8:00 AM: Breakfast 8:30 – 11:30 AM: Academic Focus 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM: Lunch 12:30 – 3:30 PM: Engage

REGISTRATION

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Cleveland Public Library ALL BRANCHES

Summer Lit League 2022 Theme: The Future is Now, Read!

Ages: Preschool to 12 years old Dates: May 30th – July 23rd Cost: Free Registration Information: Register online at cpl.beanstack.org

HARVARD-LEE BRANCH

16918 Harvard Ave., 216-623-6990 Contact: cpl-hrvlee@cpl.org Zoom Preschool Storytimes Join us for our monthly virtual storytimes. See you there this summer on the 2nd Wednesday of the month!

Dates &Times: Wednesdays, June 8th, July 13th, August 10th, 11:00 AM Location: Virtual Cost: Free Take & Make Bags Dates & Times: Mondays, June 27th, July 25th, August 22nd, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, while supplies last Cost: Free Notes: Planning for in-person programming and will adhere to any guidelines in place. If this changes, will have Take & Makes available.

MT. PLEASANT BRANCH

14000 Kinsman Rd., 216-623-7032 Contact: Mark Tidrick and Renita Carter Celebrate reading and creativity! Join us for crafts and other activities every Tuesday and Thursday in June and July!

Dates & Times: Every Tuesday and Thursday in June and July from 1:00 – 2:00 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Registration Information: Please call or stop into the branch to register and get more details about the events and prizes!

UNION BRANCH

3463 E. 93rd St., 216-623-7088 Summer Reading Kickoff Date & Time: Tuesday, June 7th, 1:00 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Registration Information: No registration needed Note: This is a family-friendly activity that will consist of fun, games, and music.

Jungle Terry's Traveling Zoo Date & Time: Tuesday, July 22nd, 2:00 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Registration Information: No registration needed Juneteenth Tie-Dye Shirt Making Date & Time: Tuesday, June 16th, 1:00 – 3:00 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Registration Information: 216-623-7088 or In-Person

Cleveland Public Library E. 131st STREET BRANCH

3830 E. 131st St., 216-623-6941 Contact: Kelli Minter and Rosa Simone Summer Lit League 2022 Dates & Times: Every Tuesday 1:00 PM To celebrate the summer reading club, the East 131st Street Branch will host fun activities, amazing raffles, and more.

World Oceans Day Crafting Age Range: All ages Date & Time: Wednesday, June 8th, 12:30 – 1:30 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Contact: 216-623-6941 Registration Information: No registration necessary Notes: Program will take place after our free lunch program from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM. Make shark paper crafts and crab puppets & learn about keeping our oceans safe and clean.

Painted Frida Kahlo Pots Age Range: All ages Date & Time: Wednesday, July 6th, 12:30 – 1:30 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Contact: 216-623-6941 Registration Information: No registration necessary Notes: Program will take place after our free lunch program from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM. Paint your own Frida Kahlo flowerpot.

DIY Friendship Bracelets Age Range: All ages Date & Time: Friday, July 29th, 12:30 – 1:30 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Contact: 216-623-6941 Registration Information: No registration necessary Notes: Program will take place after our free lunch program from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM. Make your own friendship bracelets for International Day of Friendship.

Coloring Extravaganza Age Range: All ages Date & Time: Tuesday, August 2nd, 12:30 – 1:30 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Contact: 216-623-6941 Registration Information: No registration necessary Notes: Program will take place after our free lunch program from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM. Make your own crayons & coloring party.

Summer Lit League Puppet Parade – Tuesday, July 26th, 2:00 PM To celebrate the closing of the Summer Reading Club, the E. 131st Street Branch and Mt. Pleasant Branch are partnering to host a Puppet Parade down the East 131st Street corridor.

The puppets will be inspired by children, teens, and staff picks. East 131st Branch will host puppet making every Thursday at 1:00 PM.

Eat Outside Day Age Range: All ages Date & Time: Wednesday, August 31st, 12:30 – 1:30 PM Location: In-Person Cost: Free Contact: 216-623-6941 Registration Information: No registration necessary Notes: Program will take place after our free lunch program from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM. Eat lunch outside and learn how to make your own trail mix.

Tri-C Creative Arts Academy Summer Dance Immersion Camp

Made possible through generous support from the Cleveland Foundation’s Community Arts Mastery initiative, this camp provides contemporary dance training for students at all levels. Ballet fundamentals, Horton technique, and other essential skills help students develop coordination, musicality, strength, flexibility, and alignment. Instruction in creative improvisation, performance development, choreography, and composition skills prepare students for a performance setting.

Contact: 216-987-6145 or creativeartsacademy@tri-c.edu Ages: 6 – 18 years old Cost: Free Dates & Times: Monday – Friday, June 6th – 10th, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Location: Metropolitan Campus, 2900 Community College Ave. Registration Information: Register at https://www.tri-c.edu/arts-and-entertainment/creative-artsacademy/summer-immersions.html Note: Lunch provided

Community Dance Mastery Summer Camp

Made possible through generous support from the Cleveland Foundation’s Community Arts Mastery initiative, this camp allows participants to explore their creativity through modern dance. Contemporary techniques help campers develop coordination, musicality, strength, flexibility, and alignment. Instruction in creative improvisation, performance development, choreography, and composition skills. The camp culminates in a final public performance.

Contact: 216-987-6145 or creativeartsacademy@tri-c.edu Ages: 6 – 18 years old Cost: Free Dates & Times: Monday – Friday, July 11th – 15th, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Location: Metropolitan Campus, 2900 Community College Ave. Registration Information: Register at https://www.tri-c.edu/arts-and-entertainment/creative-artsacademy/summer-immersions.html Note: Lunch provided

Vocal Arts Mastery Summer Camp

Funded by the Cleveland Foundation, this free vocal training experience includes solo and ensemble vocal skills, music theory, and sight-singing.

Students gain foundational training and prepare a wide range of choral repertoire that culminates in a final performance.

Contact: 216-987-6145 or creativeartsacademy@tri-c.edu Ages: 8 – 18 years old Cost: Free Dates & Times: Monday – Friday, June 6th – 10th, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Location: Metropolitan Campus, 2900 Community College Ave. Registration Information: Register at https://www.tri-c.edu/arts-and-entertainment/creative-artsacademy/summer-immersions.html Note: Lunch provided

Strings Attached Summer Orchestra Camp

This camp provides opportunities for violin, viola, cello, and double bass players to polish their instrumental skills and create their own music. String ensemble classes combine with a language arts class in which students learn journaling, storytelling, and poetry. Each student then selects one of their poems or stories, from which a team of classmates creates a performance with original words and music.

Contact: 216-987-6145 or creativeartsacademy@tri-c.edu Ages: 6 – 18 years old Cost: Free Dates & Times: Monday – Friday, June 27th – July 15th, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Location: Metropolitan Campus, 2900 Community College Ave. Registration Information: Register at https://www.tri-c.edu/arts-andentertainment/creative-artsacademy/summer-immersions.html Note: Lunch provided

Tri-C Creative Arts Academy Digital Photography I: Camera and Editing Basics

Build a technical and creative foundation in digital photography. Through demonstrations and hands-on sessions, students will learn how to use cameras and imaging software to produce compelling digital photographs.

Through artist-led lectures and critiques, they will develop the skills needed to discuss and evaluate photography in several contexts. Students will be exposed to practicing photographers, engage in group activities like photo walks, and begin developing a photographic practice.

Contact: 216-987-6145 or creativeartsacademy@tri-c.edu Ages: 13 – 18 years old Cost: Free Dates & Times: Monday – Friday, June 6th – 10th, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Monday – Friday, June 27th – July 1st, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Location: Metropolitan Campus, 2900 Community College Ave. Registration Information: Register at https://www.tri-c.edu/arts-and-entertainment/creative-artsacademy/summer-immersions.html Note: Lunch provided

Digital Photography II: Deepening Skills and Developing Voice Students will immerse themselves in the creative and technical possibilities of digital photography, deepening their familiarity with cameras and imaging software and developing their own creative voice. Group critiques focus on the connection between individual photos and a body of work. Practicing professional photographers expose students to different career paths, perspectives, equipment, and techniques.

Contact: 216-987-6145 or creativeartsacademy@tri-c.edu Ages: 14 – 18 years old Cost: Free Dates & Times: Monday – Friday, June 13th – 17th, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Monday – Friday, July 5th – July 8th, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Location: Metropolitan Campus, 2900 Community College Ave. Registration Information: Register at https://www.tri-c.edu/arts-andentertainment/creative-artsacademy/summer-immersions.html Note: Lunch provided

Parenting Storks Nest

A free parental education program for women and their partners sponsored by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority in partnership with March of Dimes.

Date & Time: Every 3rd Saturday, 9:00 AM Location: Thea Bowman Center, 11901 Oakfield Ave. Contact: Charie Headen, gdzstorksnest@gmail.com Cost: Free

Serenity-Covenant House, Inc.

Contact: Ms. Parker, 216-699-4470 Milestones 4 Moms Proactive Parenting Program Cost: Free Dads Do Matter Too! Proactive Parenting Program Cost: Free Notes: Programs teach Parenting Effective Training Tools (PETT) to young fathers ages 12-25 that are either soon-to-be dads or parenting a child.

Murtis Taylor Parenting Class

Parents/Caregivers with newborn – 17 years old Dates & Times: TBA Registration Information: Call 216-283-4400 Locations: East Cleveland, Garfield, & Mt. Pleasant Sites Cost: Free

Health and Nutrition Thea Bowman Benefits Coordination

11901 Oakfield Ave. Energy Assistance, Health Coverage, Nutrition Programs, Senior Services, FASFA, Voter Registration, Tax Preparation, and much more for ALL AGES. Contact: Pat Douglas, 216-491-0699

Thea Bowman Men’s Health Initiative – The Way to a Man’s Health – Age 55 and Over

11901 Oakfield Ave. The Men’s Health Initiative is designed to create a safe place for men to get assessed and referred for health care.

Contact: Ron Brown, 216-491-0699

Thea Bowman Intergenerational Garden

E. 112th and Kinsman Rd. Garden Site Grow and harvest your own vegetables from May – October. Assigned spaces are available. Open to families, children, and seniors.

Cost: Free Contact: BJ Brown, 216-491-0699

Food Pantries

Please go to the Thea Bowman Center website, www.theabowmancenter.org, for a listing of Food Pantries.

Summer Lunch Programs

Ages 18 and Under E. 131st Street Branch Library 3830 E. 131st St. Monday – Friday, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Harvard Branch Library 16918 Harvard Ave. Monday – Friday, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Mt. Pleasant Branch Library 14000 Kinsman Rd. Monday – Friday, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Union Branch Library 3463 E. 93rd St. Monday – Friday, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Thea Bowman Center 11901 Oakfield Ave. Monday – Thursday, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Earle B. Turner Resource & Rec Center 11300 Miles Ave. Monday – Friday, 12:00 – 1:00 PM* John F. Kennedy Resource & Rec Center 17300 Harvard Ave. Monday – Friday, 12:00 – 1:00 PM* Zelma George Resource & Rec Center 3155 MLK Jr. Blvd.

Monday – Friday, 12:00 – 1:00 PM* *Time subject to change

Health and Nutrition Cleveland Rape Crisis Center

Name of Activity: Body Safety Age Range: 3 – 8 years old (with parents or teachers) Dates & Times: By request Location: Virtual or In-Person Cost: Free Contact Information: educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org Registration Information: Email educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org to request more information.

Notes: Body Safety aims to empower and protect our children by giving them the skills and knowledge to talk about body boundaries, respect, and emotions. People who sexually abuse children specifically target children who don’t have the skills to talk about it.

Body Safety teaches children: Correct names for their private body parts Feelings of safe/comfortable vs. unsafe/uncomfortable Body Boundaries What to do if someone crosses their body boundaries, makes them uncomfortable, or touches them inappropriately General assertiveness, especially in relation to their body

Name of Activity: Healthy Relationships Age Range: Middle & High School Dates & Times: By request Location: Virtual or In-Person Cost: Free Contact Information: educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org Registration Information: Email educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org to request more information Notes: Healthy Relationships is a workshop that offers conversation about what it means to operate in a safe relationship. This workshop also introduces signs of abuse and what can be done to prevent it.

Name of Activity: Affirmative Consent, Coercion & Sexual Assault Age Range: Middle & High School Dates & Times: By request Location: Virtual or In-Person Cost: Free Contact Information: educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org Registration Information: Email educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org to request more information Notes: Affirmative Consent, Coercion & Sexual Assault helps students understand what consent is and why it is necessary. We explore how it is different from coercion and that sexual conduct or contact without consent could be considered sexual assault. Additionally, students will learn to about setting, communicating, and respecting boundaries.

Name of Activity: Gender Specific Programs Girls Circle/ The Council for Boys & Young Men Age Range: 9 – 18 years old Dates & Times: By request Location: Virtual or In-Person Cost: Free Contact Information: educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org Registration Information: Email educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org to request more information Notes: Cleveland Rape Crisis Center offers gender specific programs that create a safe and empowering space for young men and women to promote positive adolescent development and healthy social and life skills including strengthening self-esteem, providing peer support, and much more. The multi-session curricula for each program offers a variety of topics that promote healthy development through pre-teen and adolescent years.

Name of Activity: Bystander Intervention Age Range: Middle & High School Dates & Times: By request Location: Virtual or In-Person Cost: Free Contact Information: educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org Registration Information: Email educationoutreach@clevelandrcc.org to request more information Notes: Bystander Intervention helps students to realize ways that they can intervene in situations to help promote safer community. Students are introduced to the 3D Intervention model, which highlights practices to effective and safe intervention.

Seniors Thea Bowman Senior Outreach Connections – Age 60 and Over Location: Thea Bowman Center, 11901 Oakfield Ave. Contact: BJ Brown, 216-491-0699 Notes: Senior activities and services including health & wellness activities, health-related classes, food, games, socialization, field trips, and more.

Thea Bowman Center Seniors Expo Date: Friday, May 20th, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Contact: BJ Brown, 216-491-0699 Senior Expo with vendors and fresh produce.

Summer Events Thea Bowman Center Seniors Expo

Date: Friday, May 20th, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Contact: BJ Brown, 216-491-0699 Senior Expo with vendors and fresh produce.

The 7th Annual Harvard Square Center Celebration Family Fun Day Festival

Date: Saturday, May 28th, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Location: Gawron Park & 13510 Harvard Ave. Contact: 216-438-0893 Free food and refreshments, resources, entertainment, guest speakers, raffles, prizes, and more

The 6th Annual Jazz for Harvard: Healing Arts

Date: Thursday, June 16th, 3:00 – 9:00 PM Contact: Perenthia Brown, abstractpmb7@gmail.com Outdoor Festival with live music, visual arts, vendors, and food trucks.

Entertainment by Djapo Cultural Arts Institute, Old Skool Players Band, Horns & Things, The Williams Project, and DJ Ellery.

Recreation Earle B. Turner Resource & Recreation Center 11300 Miles Ave., 216-420-8358 Swimming Pool – Call Center for pool hours

Frederick Douglass Resource & Recreation Center 15401 Miles Ave., 216-664-6882 Swimming Pool – Call Center for pool hours

Zelma George Resource & Recreation Center 3155 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., 216-420-8800

Luke Easter Outdoor Pool

3165 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Open June 11th – August 8th , Wednesdays through Sundays, Noon to 7:30 PM

Gawron Spray Park

East 136th St. & Harvard Ave. Open June 11th – August 8th, Wednesdays through Sundays, Noon to 7:30 PM

Education Thea Bowman Center Adult Education/GED Program – Year Round Dates & Times: Monday – Thursday, Noon–2:00 PM Location: 11901 Oakfield Ave. Cost: Free Contact: Cheryl Johnson or Richard Anderson, 216-491-0699 Registration Information: In-person class or online at www.theabowmancenter.org Notes: Earn a GED diploma and prepare for a better job.

Thea Bowman Center Computer Technology Classes

The Digital Inclusion Program provides computer training, devices, and internet service information throughout the community.

Dates: Classes are 6 – 8 weeks Location: 11901 Oakfield Ave. Cost: Free Contact: Cheryl Johnson or Richard Anderson, 216-491-0699 Registration Information: Class listings online. Call to register or online at www.theabowmancenter.org Notes: Earn a certificate for computer training. Offering Beginners Basics, Beyond Basics, and Microsoft Office Programs – Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Thea Bowman Center Computer Help Desk

Times: Monday – Thursday, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM by appointment Location: 11901 Oakfield Ave. Contact: 216-491-0699 Would you like to Facetime your family or buddies? Would you like to Zoom? Do you want to create an email? Do you want to create “MyChart” in your health service? Do you need to upload your resume for a job application? What questions do you have on operating your device – computer, laptop, iPad, tablet, or phone? Do you need help with internet searching? How can we help you advance your digital skills?

Seeds of Literacy – Year Round

Age Range: 18 years old and older Dates & Times: In-Person and Virtual: Monday – Thursday, 9:00 – 11:00 AM, 1:00 – 3:00 PM, 6:00 – 8:00 PM Location: Mt. Pleasant NOW Development Corporation Building, 13815 Kinsman Rd. and Virtual Cost: Free Contact: 216-661-7950 Registration Information: Complete the form at: www.seedsofliteracy.org/Registration Orientation: Weekly Orientation – attend via Zoom on a computer, tablet, or smartphone. A link to join will be emailed to you following registration.

Notes: GED®/HiSET® test preparation, reading, writing, math, social studies, and science help. Also providing both reading and computer instruction.

Mt. Pleasant Region – Mt. Pleasant/Union-Miles/Lee-Harvard The MyCom network is committed to igniting positive futures for the youth of Greater Cleveland by CONNECTING them with quality school and community-based services to help them become young adults that are able to NAVIGATE and give back to their communities as PRODUCTIVE citizens.

The Thea Bowman Center is the Lead Agency for the Mt. Pleasant Region. For more information, please contact Lisa Mack, Regional Coordinator, at 216-491-0699 or Lisa@mycomcle.org.

Mt. Pleasant Region Partners 5 Pillars, Inc. A.J. Rickoff Eagles All Around Children Bethany Christian Church Boys & Girls Club of NE Ohio Brandnew Youth Mentoring Breakthrough Schools Bridge of Hope Community Center Brightside Academy Center for Arts-Inspired Learning Charles Dickens School City of Cleveland 4th District Community Relations CHN Housing Partners Cleveland City Council Ward 1 Cleveland City Council Ward 2 Cleveland Play House – Adlai Stevenson School Cleveland Play House – Robert Jamison School Cleveland Public Library – E. 131 st Street Branch Cleveland Public Library – Mt. Pleasant Branch Cleveland Public Library – Harvard-Lee Branch Cleveland Public Library – Union Branch Cleveland Rape Crisis Center Cleveland Transformation Alliance College Now Greater Cleveland Concerned Citizens Community Council Concerned Citizens Organized Against Lead Davis A&M High School Dress for Success Cleveland Elements of Internal Movement Empowering Youth, Exploring Justice First Street Coalition Fourth District Neighborhood Police Harvard Community Services Center

HIT in the CLE John Adams College and Career Academy John F. Kennedy High School KC Charities 14 K.N.O.W.L.E.D.G.E. Literacy in the Hood Making a Difference Consulting MANSA Consulting Miles Park School Mt. Haven Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant Now Development Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Murtis Taylor Human Services System Nathan Hale School New Sardis Primitive Baptist Church Peace in the Hood/99 Treasures Arts & Culture Pregnant with Possibilities ProjectArt Queen I AM Reach Out & Touch Initiative Saved Bikes Seeds of Literacy Serenity-Covenant House St. Paul United Methodist Church The Missing Link, Cope Inc. Tomorrow’s Leaders Childcare Center Tri-C Creative Arts Academy Union Miles Development Corporation Whitney Young School Youth Advocacy & Leadership Coalition Zelma George Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center