Homeschool & Afterschool Programs in Crenshaw
4 programs · 4 Black-led or Black-serving · 1 free
How afterschool funding works in Crenshaw
- School district
- LAUSD
- Free afterschool
- Beyond the Bell
How to apply →For more information, contact LAUSD Beyond the Bell.
Students attending participating LAUSD schools. Ask your child’s school about enrollment and availability. City and ZIP boundaries do not determine school eligibility.
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- Parks & recreation
- City of Los Angeles Recreation & Parks — PlayLA. PlayLA offers low-cost youth sports and income-based fee waivers. Confirm current fees and eligibility with the facility. Details →
For more information, contact City of Los Angeles Recreation & Parks — PlayLA.
City of Los Angeles recreation centers and pools. Ask the facility about youth sports registration, fees and waivers. This is a City program; unincorporated communities have County parks.
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- Money for private lessons
- Homeschool charters allocate enrichment funds for approved vendors. Amounts vary by school and grade. How it works →
- Childcare subsidies
- How childcare subsidies work →
For more information, contact LA County DPSS Child Care Hotline.
CalWORKs families in Los Angeles County. Contact your case worker first for your local childcare agency; the hotline answers CalWORKs childcare questions. Subsidies cover eligible care, not stand-alone enrichment classes.
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Black-led programs in Crenshaw
Limbiko Tembo School of African American Culture
Crenshaw, Los Angeles · African-Centered Education · ages 3-13
Saturday school stressing African American history and culture, social responsibility, respect for human diversity, community service; life skills, art and performance art. 1degree listing: free, ages 3-13, eligibility Black/African American children. Official site returned 401 to automated fetch; confirm current schedule by phone.
Free
Lula Washington Dance Theatre (Dance School)
Crenshaw, Los Angeles · Dance & Ballet · ages 3+
Long-running Black-founded school and professional company (est. 1980). Site lists Fall classes/registration but tuition not published online; call for schedule. Ranked #1 on Yelp African Dance Class near Leimert Park.
Cost not listed
Pan African Film Festival - StudentFest
Crenshaw, Los Angeles · African-Centered Education · K-12 school groups
Brings Southern California school groups to 'curated screenings, interactive discussions, and exposure to filmmakers and artists' during the February festival; educators email PAFF to coordinate. Also runs a Children's Festival and ArtFest.
Cost not listed
Los Angeles Urban League - Youth Entrepreneurship (Biz Camp & Institute) and Project Ready
Crenshaw, Los Angeles · Entrepreneurship & Money · ages 13-18
'Two programs aimed at helping students ages 13-17 start and grow their business.' Also hosts county-wide Black HS Graduation celebration and Project Ready college/career program. Address not on fetched pages.
Cost not listed
Dance & Ballet in Crenshaw
All dance & ballet →African-Centered Programs in Crenshaw
All african-centered programs →Limbiko Tembo School of African American Culture
Crenshaw, Los Angeles · ages 3-13
Saturday school stressing African American history and culture, social responsibility, respect for human diversity, community service; life skills, art and performance art. 1degree listing: free, ages 3-13, eligibility Black/African American children. Official site returned 401 to automated fetch; confirm current schedule by phone.
Free
Pan African Film Festival - StudentFest
Crenshaw, Los Angeles · K-12 school groups
Brings Southern California school groups to 'curated screenings, interactive discussions, and exposure to filmmakers and artists' during the February festival; educators email PAFF to coordinate. Also runs a Children's Festival and ArtFest.
Cost not listed