Teens
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Open Gym Basketball
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Open gym basketball at HPNC is for new as well as skilled players. HPNC staff will facilitate 5-on-5 full court games, open to all genders.
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Open court basketball connects youth throughout the city with the goal of enjoying the game in a fun and safe environment. The free-play atmosphere provides youth agency with their play under the supervision of HPNC staff.
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Fall 2024: September 3 - December 30
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Elementary/Middle School (4th-8th grades)
When: Wednesdays, 4:00pm-5:30pm
Who: Open to all youth in grades 4-8 of any gender
Cost: Free with HPNC Access Pass
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High School (9th-12th grades)
When: Mondays, 4:00pm-5:30pm
Who: Open to all youth in grades 9-12 of any gender
Cost: Free with HPNC Access Pass​
Leaders in Training (L.I.T.)
Rising 5th-8th graders
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HPNC’s new L.I.T. program promotes the positive development of middle school youth by equipping them with the tools needed to build social-emotional skills, become community pathfinders, and advocate for adolescent needs. Using evidence-based curriculum, youth will learn important life skills and discover their own strengths and passions while taking on community leadership, service learning, and entrepreneurship projects. Youth will engage in activities like meaningful debates, weekly self-reflection, team challenges, and youth-led program planning across topics they identify as important.  
The L.I.T. Program will consist of a Youth Advisory Board, providing a youth-led platform for participants to give feedback, share input, organize family engagement events, and have a bigger voice in programming planning/activities offered. The Youth Advisory Board will focus on youth empowerment and confidence building, conveying the message that youth can change the world and it starts with their development of strategic planning skills and community engagement. 
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L.I.T. participants will receive academic support and tutoring, while also providing the same type of support to our Kindergartens and first graders. Program fee is discounted for 7th and 8th grade students.
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MAPSCorps
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