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Weekend Enrichment

CYD’s Weekend Enrichment programming provides evening, weekend, and school break activities for students, including book club, Fun Friday, art club, fitness club, community service projects, and field trips.

Students · Evenings, weekends, and school breaks

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About this program

We believe it is vital for students to stay engaged and active when they are not in school, and CYD's Weekend Enrichment fills that gap.

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Who
Students
When
Evenings, weekends, and school breaks

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Create Your DreamsAtlanta, GA · Arts
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