Successful Youth.
Thriving Families.
Strong Neighborhoods.
29 Community Schools in Lincoln and counting.
Learning at home. After-school style.
Keep the after-school learning going at home with these academic and enrichment activities
Working Together to Create a Culture of Learning
Amazing things are happening at CLC! Helping youth in Lincoln develop skills that support health, academic achievement and creativity.
Lincoln Community Learning Centers provide a fun, educational delivery system that uses neighborhood schools as the central gathering place for students, families and neighborhoods.
CLC clubs provide high-quality academic and enrichment opportunities during non-school hours for children. These clubs offer a variety of activities that complement and amplify what they’re learning in school. CLC clubs help develop problem-solving and creative thinking skills as well as encourages community and parent engagement for the success of the children.
Success
CLC Students outperform their peers in math and science.
Support
Parents indicate that the no. 1 reason they enroll their children in CLC programming is for supervision during critical hours after school.
Thriving
With CLC’s programs, every student learns skills that will help them flourish and live a long, healthy life.
Our Principles
Collaboration
Lifelong Learning
Integration
Outcome Focused
Neighborhood Based
Community Leadership
Testimonials
See why students, parents and staff love CLC programs.
“Children may or may not be a product of their environment, but they *certainly* are a product of their expectations. CLCs build high expectations and strong citizens!”
-CLC Partner
“The thing I love most about CLCs is that every child can participate, and every child benefits.”
-CLC Principal
“The staff at my child’s school are like family!”
– CLC Parent
“I like the opportunities that CLC provides for my student, and through the CLC I’ve also gotten a chance to connect more with my child’s school.”
– CLC Parent
“The CLC staff really care about me and my future. I tell them about things that I’m interested in, and then they create a club to allow me to explore my interest further.”
– CLC Student