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Fall classes and programs resumed on September 3
All MPRD community center classes resumed on Tuesday, September 3. With offerings for everything from art to fitness, our Fall 2024 Activity Guide is packed with programming for people of all ages and interests!
Fall 2024 Activity Guides are available for pick up at all MPRD community centers and the Main Office at 48 N Sage Avenue. You may also click on the link below to access our Fall Activity Guide to find that class or program that is perfect for you!
Register for classes online at mprd.recdesk.com! On-site registration is also available for most classes and programs
MPRD After School All-Star Program returns to MPRD community centers.
Registration is currently open for the MPRD After School All-Star Program. This free program is open to children ages 5-16 and is operated Monday through Thursday at several MPRD Community Centers.
Between the hours of 3:00 – 7:30 p.m., participants will be offered homework help, a nutritious meal, and opportunities to dive into arts and crafts, STEM, and other enrichment activities.
The After School All-Star locations are listed below. Those interested may visit the MPRD RecDesk Website to sign their child or children up at their preferred community center!
Dotch Community Center – 3100 Bank Avenue
Harmon-Thomas Community Center – 1611 Belfast Street
Hillsdale Community Center – 558 Felhorn Road E
Robert Hope Community Center – 850 Edwards Street
Laun Community Center – 5401 Windmill Drive
Rickarby Community Center – 550 Rickarby Street
James Seals Community Center – 540 Texas Street
Stotts Community Center – 2150 Demetropolis Road
Thomas Sullivan Community Center – 351 N Catherine Street
Breakthrough Teens C.A.F.E. program to explore post-graduation options
Teens and young adults ages 16-20 are invited to the Breakthrough Teens C.A.F.E. , where they will learn more about the various post-graduation opportunities available to them, specifically apprenticeships and training programs that teach young people the skills they need for well-paying jobs, and do not require a four-year college degree.
The clever C.A.F.E. acronym stands for College Ain't For Everybody, and meetups are once a month on every second Thursday. The first session will be held on September 12 at Springhill Recreation Center from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Please note that this program's intent is NOT to discourage college as an option, but to make sure students graduating from high school have a better sense of ALL options, including skilled trades.
College Ain't For Everybody (C.A.F.E.)
For more information, please contact Teen Mentor Coordinator Phelon Carter at phelon.carter@cityofmobile.org.
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