Programs | RAZE YOUTH PROGRAMS

Raze Youth programs are designed for youth age 9-18 and offers youth opportunities for self expression through our after school and Summer programs.

Athletics

Our students will have lots of fun exercising, competing in games and challenges that promote health, wellness and teamwork.

Music

Students will learn the basic of music theory and enjoy vocal lessons. They will also learn basic music recording and engineering.

Media

Media will help our children to navigate through an ever changing and advancing world of information and entertainment. This class will go from magazine editing to developing and launching podcasts.

Film

You don't have to be a genius to operate a camera nor do you need to be in Hollywood to start in a movie. This course will teach students camera operations, film writing and give our youth opportunities to express their creativity through film.

Dance

One of our most loved classes is our performing arts class in which students will learn dance styles, participate in drama skits, and be taught the use of camera, video editing and more.

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Drama

Many kids shy away from their high school musical or stage play. However, we will give our students the freedom to create ,produce and direct their own stage play. From costume design, set building and performing this course has been one to foster team building and leadership skills.

Lipstick Dreams

Girls will will learn entrepreneurial skills from developing business strategies, product design, marketing and sales, public speaking, television interviews etc.

To The Rim

Our To the Rim basketball program incorporates, tournaments, basketball camps, skill development and promotes the family unit and our youth learn the importance of oneness in building teams.

Well-Spring

We will teach our youth basic life skills in preparation for the work force. Some students will be given and opportunity for internship, mentoring and employment referrals.

Behavior Health Services

Our community partnerships will link parents and children with mental health services to youth engaging in at-risk behaviors, including drug and alcohol abuse that could lead to school failure and delinquency (teaching refusal skills, social skills and decision-making skills, and the enhancement of self-esteem).

Tutoring