Project My Time’s goal is to ensure that every child in DC has access to high quality programs after school, on the weekends and during the summer.

The initiative integrates the youth development approach into after-school programs, creating programs and services that support healthy development, school performance, and a smooth transition to high school. At a Project My Time school, students are offered a wide variety of activities that appeal to young people such as art and sports, and include academic enrichment and homework help to support scholastic success. Project My Time currently provides programming in nine DCPS middle schools. Click on each school to see the programs offered, contact information and a sample of the students’ activities: 

Citywide out-of-school time system

Ward 1 - Columbia Heights
Educational Campus
Mardia Blyther mblyther@cyitc.org 202-486-3801
Ward 4 - MacFarland Middle School Coleen Frontin cfrontin@cyitc.org 202-904-6383
Ward 5 - Marshall Educational Campus Takiyah Tate ttate@cyitc.org 202-465-1806
Ward 6 - Eliot-Hine Middle School Charles Dark cdark@cyitc.org 202-607-9344
Ward 6 - Jefferson Junior High School Denise Temple dtemple@cyitc.org 202-553-5897
Ward 7 - Sousa Middle School Brodrick Clarke bclarke@cyitc.org 202-276-4413
Ward 7 - Kelly Miller Middle School De Angelo Rorie drorie@cyitc.org 202-907-3706
Ward 8 - Charles Hart Middle School Michelle Clarke mclarke@cyitc.org 202-520-5808

These eight schools are part of the larger work of Project My Time to build a citywide out-of-school time system. The initiative invests in improving the quality of current programs to make our current investments in out-of-school time programs more efficient and effective. Project My Time is not about short-term fixes. We are building a system to last.

There are plenty of great choices for things to do after school!

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