Homeschool & Afterschool Programs in Antelope Valley
LA County's fastest-growing Black population, and the area with the thinnest program coverage in this directory.
4 programs · 0 Black-led or Black-serving · 3 free
How afterschool funding works in Antelope Valley
- School district
- Lancaster SD, Palmdale SD, Antelope Valley Union HSD
- Free afterschool
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Antelope Valley, ELEVO, Rise
How to apply → - Parks & recreation
- LA County Parks. This is unincorporated county, so County programs apply — "Every Body Plays" is free drop-in for ages 7–17, weekdays 2:30–6 p.m., no registration. The City's PlayLA does not serve here. Details →
- Money for private lessons
- Homeschool charters allocate roughly $2,500–$4,300 a year per student, spendable at approved vendors. How it works →
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Mentoring Programs in Antelope Valley
All mentoring programs →Antelope Valley Community Uplift Foundation (AVCUF)
Lancaster · at-risk youth (ages not stated)
'FREE.' Mentors meet assigned mentee groups at least weekly; afterschool enrichment, basketball and NFL Flag leagues, STEM incl. Girls Who Code, field trips, college fairs. Serves foster, homeless and justice-involved youth across the Antelope Valley. Contact details from NLD directory listing.
Free
Asian Youth Center - Antelope Valley Office (Youth Diversion & Development; Level Up Next Gen; Friday Night Club)
Lancaster · ages 12-25 (varies by program)
Serves 'low-income, BIPOC, systems, and justice-impacted youth ages 14-24' in Antelope Valley. Programs: YDD (12-18), Level Up Next Gen (14-24), Youth Employment (14-25), Youth Recreation (middle/high school), RAY (12-25), YPLD at Piute MS.
Free