Programs & Sites
Programs & Sites

Programs & Sites

All-Star students participate in classes and activities designed to build skills, encourage a love of learning, and increase engagement. Research shows that a balanced combination of academics, enrichment, and healthy lifestyles supports student achievement.

Across our programs, students have dedicated time for homework and academic support, hands-on learning experiences, fitness and sports, and a wide range of enrichment activities, including art, music, dance, cooking, gardening, mentoring, and environmental education.

Our Program Sites

Our current Philadelphia sites include: Delaplaine McDaniel School, William Rowen Elementary School, Horatio B. Hackett Elementary School, Overbrook Educational Center, Juniata Park Academy, Impact Charter School – West, and Julia de Burgos. 

Our current Camden sites include: Camden Prep Copewood Elementary School and Camden Prep Mt. Ephraim Elementary School.

To learn more about our programs or the sites we serve, please call 215-995-2239.

All-Star Programs

Our curriculum strives to help students succeed in five key areas: academic support, STEM learning, the arts, health and wellness, and career exploration.

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Academic Support

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Academic readiness programs give our students the support and homework help they need to build positive academic behaviors that can lead to success in school and beyond.

Program examples: homework help & mentorship; project-based learning; leadership preparation

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STEM Learning

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Project-based learning experiences in STEM teach students valuable life skills including collaboraton, communication, creativity, and problem solving.

Program examples: coding & robotics; mathematics; computer science

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Visual & Performing Arts

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Visual and performing arts programs build confidence, encourage self-expression, and develop technical and leadership skills. Our arts programs include many courses that have been cut from traditional school programming.

Program examples: ballet & modern dance; film & music production; fashion & design

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Health & Wellness

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Health and wellness programs encourage healthy behaviors like daily exercise, balanced nutrition, and interpersonal skills by offering experiences in athletics, fresh food preparation, and mindfulness.

Program examples: nutrition & fitness; gardening & cooking; sports, dance, yoga, and more

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Career Exploration

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Career exploration programs allow students to explore various industries and careers, connect with the personal hobbies and interests, and participate in hands-on experiences to develop skills and acquire industry knowledge.

Program examples: field trips & workplace tours; expert-guided projects & workshops; guest presentations & panel discussions