Facilitated Virtual Learning programming for youth ages 5-12 is $179 per week or $40 a day for those families who only need a few days a week.A current $25 annual membership is required for all kids and teens who attend the Club.Kids/teens will take part in regular Club activities when schoolwork is complete.Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale will provide the WIFI and staff to assist with technology setup and troubleshooting. Kids/teens will need to bring their own tech devices and headphones.New members are being accepted however, space is limited to assure physical distancing. Piper Branch in the Scottsdale Ranch neighborhood, the Thunderbirds Branch in the Grayhawk Community, and the Vestar Branch in Desert Ridge.

“I am very proud to announce that we will continue to adapt and provide the essential services needed by our families and our community.”īeginning August 5, full-day school year programming will be available at the Hartley & Ruth Barker Branch in south Scottsdale, the Mary Ellen & Robert McKee Branch in Fountain Hills, the Virginia G. “With the recent announcement that the upcoming school year will begin with remote learning, many parents are left scrambling to figure out how they will be able to work and keep their young children home, let alone facilitate their online schooling,” said Robyn Julien, BGCS President and CEO. Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale (BGCS) announced that they will extend full-day programs after the start of the school year to provide Facilitated Virtual Learning at five Valley Club locations for families that are not able to keep their children home.

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