Accel Community Cyber Program

ACCEL Community Programs is a 501c3 non-profit organization providing educational support services to parents whose children are enrolled in Cyber Charter Schools. Parents are able to utilize the center’s safe, loving and drug free environment where their child receives the daily structure, tutoring, guidance and support needed to complete their coursework. Parents are able to go to work and have the peace of mind knowing that their child is receiving the very best care and support.

The mission of the ACCEL Community Programs is to provide a safe haven for youth to receive a comprehensive cyber and tutoring program that promotes the physical, educational and life skills necessary to prepare and empower them for leadership in their communities and success in their personal lives. The program serves youth in grades K-9 in the Philadelphia and Upper Darby areas. Youth who attend leave fully equipped for the technological future.

All of our learning coaches are trained in early childhood education and are certified tutors. The program operated from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm and our afterschool program operates from 3:15 pm to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

We offer evening classes for young adults and adults beginning at age 13, through our Focus on Life Skill Classes. We offer classes in Computer Basic, Financial Management, Cooking and Nutrition, and Job Readiness. These community classes are offered three times per year: Fall, Winter and Spring.

ACCEL provides the following services

to cyber charter school parents.

Instructional Support
A Structured & Safe Environment
Daily Schedule
Daily Meals (breakfast, lunch, snack)
Field Trips
Afterschool program & homework assistance
Social skills, Self-esteem & leadership programs
Physical Education
Fine Arts Program
Social Events

To find out more about ACCEL, check out our ABOUT US page.

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By: Ed, Intermediate Grade Teacher: Wichita, Kansas

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