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Health, Fitness & Nutrition
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Arts, Recreation and Leisure
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Academic Support
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Mentoring
- Open Rec Nights
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Open Rec Night at Detroit Arsenal CDC gives youth a chance to meet up and take an interest in different recreation activities. This laid back environment takes into consideration potential development in peer connections through hanging out and participating in activities such as, but not limited to technology, art, STEM, Esports, cooking, homework help, sports and fitness and more!
Current schedule:September 20, 2024 (enrollment opens Sept 6th): Field tripOctober 18th, 2024 (enrollment opens Oct 4th): Halloween Dance & Super Smash Bros TournamentNovember 15th, 2024 (enrollment opens Nov 1st): Field TripDecember 6th, 2024 (enrollment opens Nov 22nd): Snowflake STEM & Super Mario Kart TournamentTo register, visit Webtrac or contact Parent Central Services at 586-282-9122. Must be eligible to use Child and Youth Services. - School Out Days
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School Out Days can be viewed and requests for care can be submitted through Military Child Care. If you need any assistance with requests for care, please contact Parent Central Services at 586-282-9122.
- Before & After School Care
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Our Before & After school program follows Warren Consolidated Schools schedule and busses to/from. Children enrolled in Before/After care will be automatically enrolled in half days, school breaks, and school closures. To request for care for our before & after school care program, please visit Military Child Care. For all questions please contact Parent Central Services at 586-282-9122.
School Age Services (SAC)
School-age children can enroll in before and after school care, back up care for school holidays and school closing days, open recreation and full day summer camp programs for children kindergarten through fifth grade at DTA CDC. SAC provides children the opportunity to live and learn in a relaxed, “un-school like” setting in an effort to promote character values while reducing conflicts with parental responsibilities. All SAC programs are centered on the Army’s Four Core Service Areas:
SAC offers a relaxed, balanced program with time to play and learn with friends, finish homework in our homework lab, and let off steam in our multipurpose room. SAC recognizes the growing physical, intellectual, and social competence of school-age children. They want to make things, build things, act out new dramatic possibilities, explore technology in our tech lab, read a book, construct imaginary worlds with dolls or Legos® and, most importantly have some free choice. SAC reinforces their drive to learn with new challenges and opportunities to get out into the world.