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Arts Afrikan Cultural Center Rites of Passage 146 Linden Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 435-3110 FX: (562) 435-3130 A cultural education program including drumming and dance that helps adolescent youth transition through developmental stages, and reinforces a strong moral value system through elder participation. Noon to 2 p.m. on Sundays. Classes at McArthur Park, 1325 Anaheim, in drumming and dance. *********************************************************************************** Arts Council for Long Beach 110 W. Ocean Blvd., Suite 20 Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 432-5100 FX: (562) 432-5175 www.artslb.org Elena Arrojo Director of Arts Learning elena@artslb.org The Arts Learning Programs at Arts Council for Long Beach enrich the lives of Long Beach citizens by delivering multidisciplinary, multicultural arts and cultural education programs and services that inspire creativity, celebrate diversity, promote tolerance, and contribute to the vitality of the arts in our community. The Arts Council delivers several in-school arts and cultural education programs to many Long Beach elementary schools free of charge. Most are available by application. The Arts Council also provides the service of designing and managing arts residency programs for schools with the funds to offer them. For more information, visit www.artslb.org. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information 3635 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 595-5945 FX: (562) 595-5745 www.bgclublb.org Don Rodriguez Executive Director, ext. 223 donr@bgclublb.org Johnnie Johnson Chief Operations Officer, ext. 226 johnniej@bgclublb.org Karen Reside Grantwriter karenr@bgclublb.org A Positive Place for Kids. Eleven locations in Long Beach to serve youth ages 6 - 18, with positive social, educational and personal growth activities that build character and self-esteem. Club hours during school year are 2-7 p.m.; summer and vacation hours are 12 Noon-6 p.m. Membership Fee ($15 per year), with scholarships available. With membership, participants can attend any/all clubs. EDUCATION: Homework assistance at clubs after school, reading clubs, spelling bees and other competitions, gardening clubs, science/math club, journalism club, educational field trips. COMPUTERS: Computer classes, including access to the Internet and free time on the computers at all clubs. ATHLETIC PROGRAM: Flag Football, Basketball, Girls Basketball, Floor Hockey, Coed Volleyball, Tennis, Track/Field Meets. Fees (from $10 to $50) based on sport, and includes trophies, banquets, officials, fee, etc. CULTURAL ENRICHMENT: Cooking, Arts and Crafts, Puppetry, Smart Moves Drug Prevention Program, Choir, Drill Team/Cheer, Wood Shop, Cultural Recognition Programs, Holiday Parties. RESIDENT ARTIST: Through California State University Long Beach and the East Village Arts District, artists provide a 10-week session at each club, teaching sequential visual arts classes, including drawing, photography, collage, clay sculpture. LEADERSHIP CLUBS: Torch (ages 10-13), Keystone (ages 14 – 18), LIT (ages 13 – 18) offer participants a variety of age-appropriate responsibilities within the club atmosphere and in the community. EARLY BIRD PROGRAM: Located at Eastman/Fairfield site, full-day summer enrichment program for ages 7 through 12, M-F 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Fee based/sliding scale. TRANSPORTATION: Available from local schools to Eastman/Fairfield site only, year-round. Fee based/sliding scale. *********************************************************************************** California Families in Focus Alpha Leadership Academy 802 Gaviota Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 900-8686 Maria "Angel" Macias Executive Director/Founder mmacias@chw.edu A program for pregnant and parenting teens that provides a loving environment to assist young mothers in becoming self-sufficient individuals and effective parents. Offers support groups, leadership training, field trips, family counseling, parenting education, job training, and mentoring. *********************************************************************************** Cambodian Art Preservation Group 2194 Pasadena Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 591-6464 Gloria Keo cambodianart@khmermarket.com Cambodian classical dance, and folk dancing lessons, held at school and community sites, ages 7 and up. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Homeland Cultural Center 1321 East Anaheim St. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 570-1740 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/parks/index.htm Jim Ruggirello Supervisor Open to all ages, a place for community people to explore various elements of culture, including playwriting, acting, poetry, creative writing, dance, and music. Graphic design and silk screening produced by local teens available to community groups. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Mural Arts Program 4700 Deukemajian Dr. Long Beach, CA 90814 PH: (562) 570-1786 FX: (562) 570-1793 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/parks/index.htm Heather Green Mural Arts Supervisor A program that enables neighborhoods to proudly proclaim their cultural roots while supporting literacy, encouraging social and artistic abilities, and building job skills among the youth participants who work with mural artists. The program is co-sponsored by the Community Development Departments Neighborhood Services Bureau. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Rancho Los Cerritos 4600 Virginia Rd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-1755 FX: (562) 570-1893 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/parks/index.htm Ellen Calomiris Superintendent Ellen_Calomiris@longbeach.gov Open Wednesday through Sunday 1-5 p.m. Free public self-guided tours of the 156-year-old adobe and historic gardens. Visitors can also use the research library. Seasonal education programs for families and youth. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Registration and Reservations, Contract Classes, Community Center Reservations 2760 Studebaker Road Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 570-3100 FX: (562) 570-3109 http://www.longbeach.gov/park/youth/default.asp Kim Olmos Registration/Reservations Michelle Gingras Contract Class Supervisor Phil T. Hester, Director. Various contract classes are sponsored by the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine. See the Department's Quarterly Class Schedule mailed to residents of Long Beach for specifics, or see website above. They will not be listed here. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Whaley Park Music and Arts Camp 5620 Atherton St. Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 570-1710 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/parks/index.htm Robbie Stuart Community Services Supervisor *********************************************************************************** Danza Azteca Cuauhtemoc 5643 Cerritos Avenue Long Beach, CA 90805 PH: (562) 423-2837 Mixtli Teotl Free cultural dance lessons for children and youth. Traditional cultural history and language workshops. *********************************************************************************** Dramatic Results Math in a Basket, Write-On Arts, and Increasing Math 3308 and 3310 Lime Avenue Signal Hill, CA 90755 PH: (562) 595-4600 FX: (562) 595-4633 www.dramaticresults.org Christi Wilkins Executive Director contact@dramaticresults.org Dramatic Results is a non-profit educational arts agency with a mission to facilitate student success by stimulating curiosity and fostering creativity through a hands-on, in-class, after-school or as an independent Art Camp, on a 1:5 or 6 teaching artist to students ratio. We stress the development of imagination, creativity, empathy, verbal, written and artistic communication, and intrapersonal/interpersonal skills in every weekly session. Dramatic Results also offers Professional Development opportunities for teachers seeking to increase teachers' skill and comfort in integrating art with math and language arts to provide further depth, value and context to their students' learning environment. *********************************************************************************** International Childrens Choir of Long Beach A Celebration of the Arts with Singing and Dancing P.O. Box 13098 Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 421-8776 http://www.members.tripod.com/icckids/ Patty Braceros President icckids4u@aol.com Children ages 5-17 perform locally, nationally, and worldwide, dressed in authentic costumes representative of their ethnic heritage. Auditions held regularly. *********************************************************************************** Interval House 6615 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 170 Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 594-9492 FX: (562) 596-3370 Carol Williams Executive Director admin@intervalhouse.org Lorena Ponce Youth Program Coordinator admin@intervalhouse.org Sharon Wie Projects Coordinator admin@intervalhouse.org Domestic violence and teen dating violence supportive services including shelter, counseling, legal advocacy, peer support, drama therapy, outreach education, prevention and 24-hour teen hotline. Volunteer opportunities for youth. Fee based/sliding scale. HOTLINE (562) 594-4555. *********************************************************************************** Khmer Girls in Action (KGA) 1355 Redondo Ave., Ste. 9 Long Beach, CA 90804 PH: (562) 986-9415 FX: (562) 986-9416 Fam Saechao Community Organizer famsaechao@yahoo.com Khmer Girls in Action is a youth leadership and organizing project for Long Beach Khmer girls between the ages of 14 and 21. Participation is free. *********************************************************************************** Khmer Parent Association 3200 East 29th Street Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 595-5645 Chan Hapson After school program offering tutoring, homework assistance, computer classes, cultural dances and other services for Khmer-speaking families. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Junior Concert Band 545 Rose Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 432-0705 FX: (562) 432-1490 http://www.lbjcb@prodigy.org Marvin Marker Director Program geared toward boys and girls ages 12-21. Includes music, marching, dancing, pageantry, and flags. Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30 p.m. $10 monthly fees. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Museum of Art 2300 East Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 439-2119 FX: (562) 439-3587 http://www.lbma.org Victoria Damrel Director of Education and Visitor Services victoriad@lbma.org Sandy Winkler Education Assistant sandyw@lbma.org Dave Eaton Gallery Coordinator davee@lbma.org Education programs include Kidvisions, Music & Art for the Millenium, Toyota Children's Art Gallery, monthly Family Art-making workshops, and Eye Openers for Educators workshops and events. Free scheduled workshops throughout the year Call in advance for scheduling. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Symphony Orchestra 555 East Ocean Blvd., Suite 106 Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 436-3203 Programs include Elementary Ensembles, Boeing Concerts, and Middle School Music Program. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Kids' Club, General Information 5250 Los Coyotes Diagonal Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 985-1447 ext. 323 http://www.lbusd.k12.ca.us Shannon McCone Kids' Club District Director smccone@lbusd.k12.ca.us Marilyn Frapwell An after school and summer program which is developmental, age-appropriate, enriching and supplemental to the family, school and community. Outside play, group activities, homework and individual skill development using whole learning concepts are part of each day. Hours are Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Fees required. LOCATIONS: Bixby 498-5718 / Cleveland 425-2258 / Cubberly 497-1838 / Emerson 429-5238 / Fremont 856-2751 Gant 493-5197 / Henry 420-2168 / Keller 938-8708 / Lowell 434-7968 / MacArthur 496-0438 / Prisk 493-0818. *********************************************************************************** Museum of Latin American Art (MoLAA) 628 Alamitos Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 437-1689 FX: (562) 437-7043 http://www.molaa.com Pam Den Hartog Director of Education Annie Leal Education Assistant Offers workshops for youth. *********************************************************************************** Pan African Art 2240 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 424-3015 FX: (562) 424-8107 Akinsanya Kambon Instructor Artistic program designed to develop students academically, socially, culturally, and economically. Classes offered every Saturday, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m., free to children grades K-12. *********************************************************************************** Queens Historical Society 2125 Santa Fe Ave. Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 570-4079 FX: (562) 570-8630 Ingrid Thomas ahs8queen@aol.com Cultural programs, performances about African Royalty, classes on African history and culture, and developing self-esteem. Fees depending on services. *********************************************************************************** Rainbow Community Resource Center 4136 Atlantic Avenue, Suite B Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 427-4405 FX: (562) 427-1104 Rev. Larry Ginn Executive Director Specializing in parenting classes, support groups and parent involvement. *********************************************************************************** South Bay Center for Counseling 100 East Wardlow Rd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 427-3367 Denisse De La Concha Youth enrichment, child care, and work force readiness training serving SPA 8. *********************************************************************************** YMCA Community School at Stevenson Elementary 515 Lime Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 495-1939 FX: (562) 437-5487 Extended school services before and after, integrated with the learning goals of the school. Programs available to school families and surrounding community residents in the 90813 zip code. *********************************************************************************** YMCA CORAL Program--Willard School 1055 Freeman Ave. Long Beach, CA 90804 PH: (562) 434-7923 Krista Donahey CORAL Site Coordinator kdonahey@lbusd.k12.ca.us Jose Joaquin After School Program Director After School Literacy/Enrichment Program; Community School Model; Parent Leadership Institute. Serves 1st to 5th graders; free. *********************************************************************************** Youth-on-the-Move, Inc. Youth Development P.O. Box 5983 Garden Grove, CA 92846 PH: (562) 428-5959 FX: (562) 428-5959 http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/ehof Dr. Patricia Adelevan Founder, CEO A multi-cultural, intergenerational educational program that assists youth in becoming responsible citizens with the help of positive community role models. Emphasis on academics, scholarships, the arts, mentoring relationships, and "how money works." *********************************************************************************** Community Centers Alpert Jewish Community Center 3801 East Willow St. Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 426-7601 FX: (562) 424-3915 Amy Goldberg Teen Services Director, ext. 1313 Michael Henderson Physical Education, ext. 1047 Providing fitness, cultural, and educational activities for all age groups. Gymnasium with three regulation size basketball courts, swimming pool, racquetball courts, teen services, library and community activities. Fee based. Call for brochure and program. *********************************************************************************** Atlantic Recovery Services 944 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 436-3533 FX: (562) 436-0982 www.atlanticrecovery.org Richard M. Ciampa Executive Director ceo@atlanticrecovery.org Outpatient group and one-on-one counseling for drug and alcohol and other adolescent issues, age 12-18. Services available through contracts with the LA County Department of Probation, LA County Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, and LA County Department of Education. Other services available for men, women and youth, including anger management, parenting, HIV/AIDS education, coping skills, and life balance. Medi-Cal eligibility on site. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information 3635 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 595-5945 FX: (562) 595-5745 www.bgclublb.org Don Rodriguez Executive Director, ext. 223 donr@bgclublb.org Johnnie Johnson Chief Operations Officer, ext. 226 johnniej@bgclublb.org Karen Reside Grantwriter karenr@bgclublb.org A Positive Place for Kids. Eleven locations in Long Beach to serve youth ages 6 - 18, with positive social, educational and personal growth activities that build character and self-esteem. Club hours during school year are 2-7 p.m.; summer and vacation hours are 12 Noon-6 p.m. Membership Fee ($15 per year), with scholarships available. With membership, participants can attend any/all clubs. EDUCATION: Homework assistance at clubs after school, reading clubs, spelling bees and other competitions, gardening clubs, science/math club, journalism club, educational field trips. COMPUTERS: Computer classes, including access to the Internet and free time on the computers at all clubs. ATHLETIC PROGRAM: Flag Football, Basketball, Girls Basketball, Floor Hockey, Coed Volleyball, Tennis, Track/Field Meets. Fees (from $10 to $50) based on sport, and includes trophies, banquets, officials, fee, etc. CULTURAL ENRICHMENT: Cooking, Arts and Crafts, Puppetry, Smart Moves Drug Prevention Program, Choir, Drill Team/Cheer, Wood Shop, Cultural Recognition Programs, Holiday Parties. RESIDENT ARTIST: Through California State University Long Beach and the East Village Arts District, artists provide a 10-week session at each club, teaching sequential visual arts classes, including drawing, photography, collage, clay sculpture. LEADERSHIP CLUBS: Torch (ages 10-13), Keystone (ages 14 – 18), LIT (ages 13 – 18) offer participants a variety of age-appropriate responsibilities within the club atmosphere and in the community. EARLY BIRD PROGRAM: Located at Eastman/Fairfield site, full-day summer enrichment program for ages 7 through 12, M-F 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Fee based/sliding scale. TRANSPORTATION: Available from local schools to Eastman/Fairfield site only, year-round. Fee based/sliding scale. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach Eastman/Fairfield Club 700 East Del Amo Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 428-9188 www.bgclublb.org Site Director E-mails are first name and last name initial plus @bgclublb.org. See Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information listing. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach Fairfield/Westside Center 1835 West Willard Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 435-1621 www.bgclublb.org Site Director E-mails are first name and last name initial plus @bgclublb.org See Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information listing. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach Jeffrey A. Cowan/Washington Club 1450 Cedar Avenue Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 218-1478 www.bgclublb.org Site Director E-mails are first name and last name initial plus @bgclublb.org See Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information listing. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach Petrolane Center 1920 Lemon Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 599-2916 www.bgclublb.org Site Director E-mails are first name and last name initial plus @bgclublb.org See Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information listing. *********************************************************************************** California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) Multicultural Center 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 PH: (562) 985-8150 FX: (562) 985-8149 www.csulb.edu/mcc Dr. James Manseau Sauceda Director Cynthia Schultheis Assistant Director The overarching mission of the MCC is to contribute to the creation of a campus environment that is truly inclusive. The Center offers an extensive library, workshops, lectures, and forums, and a spacious conference room. The MCC's signature project is S.T.A.R. (Students Talk About Race), which trains students as cross-cultural facilitators in LBUSD classrooms. Open Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. *********************************************************************************** Centro Shalom 1902 East Anaheim Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 591-2214 FX: (562) 591-8554 Amelia Nieto centroshalom@aol.com Training in office work, outings, individual counseling, and athletic activities. Mostly Spanish speaking. All ages. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Community Development General Information 333 West Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 570-6841 FX: (562) 570-6215 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/cd Melanie Fallon Director *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Community Development Neighborhood Resource Center 425 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 570-1010 FX: (562) 570-1016 http://www.longbeach.gov/cd/neighborhood_services Margaret Madden Neighborhood Resource Officer Margaret_Madden@longbeach.gov Assistance with neighborhood association mailings and other neighborhood support services, including Neighborhood Resource Library and Neighborhood Leadership Program, sponsored with NCCJ. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Community Development, Youth Opportunity Center General Information 3447 Atlantic Ave Long Beach, CA 90817 PH: (562) 570-4700 FX: (562) 570-4745 http://www.longbeachworkforce.org/ Rick Gonzalez Coordinator Part of the Greater Long Beach Workforce Development System. Provides comprehensive youth development services to young people ages 14-24. The YOC endeavors to maximize the educational and career opportunities of youth, enabling them to become successful and contributing members of the community. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Community Development, Youth Opportunity Center Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Youth Enrichment Activities 3447 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90817 PH: (562) 570-4700 FX: (562) 570-4745 http://www.longbeachworkforce.org/ Rick Gonzalez Coordinator Young people ages 14-21 receive a variety of academic career enrichment activities, including summer and/or year-round employment, study skills training, GED preparation, adult mentoring, occupational skills training, leadership development, supportive services, and 12-month follow-up and retention services. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services Multi-service Center for the Homeless 1301 West 12th St. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 733-1147 FX: (562) 733-1157 Provides integrated, on site care through multiple agencies for the homeless. Services include referrals for relocation and assistance, housing placement, child care and case management, limited medical, and other on site services. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Centers for Family and Youth General Information 6335 Myrtle Avenue Long Beach, CA 90804 PH: (562) 570-3275 FX: (562) 570-1266 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Kim Pore Agency Director Kim_Pore@longbeach.gov Currently has five Family Service Program components which include in their overall mission a design to empower and enhance family functioning in the community while ensuring child safety and welfare. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Neighborhood Facilities Centers Central Facility 1133 Rhea Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 570-4400 FX: (562) 570-1035 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Rickie E. Thomas Community Services Supervisor Rickie_Thomas@longbeach.gov Multi-service centers offering neighborhood-based services such as alcohol/drug counseling and social service referrals. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Neighborhood Facilities Centers North Facility 6335 Myrtle Ave. Long Beach, CA 90805 PH: (562) 570-4450 FX: (562) 570-8630 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Erroll Parker Community Services Supervisor Erroll_Parker@longbeach.gov Multi-service centers offering neighborhood-based services such as alcohol/drug counseling and social service referrals. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Neighborhood Facilities Centers West Facility 2125 Santa Fe Ave. Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 570-4450 FX: (562) 570-8630 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Erroll Parker Community Services Supervisor Erroll_Parker@longbeach.gov Multi-service centers offering neighborhood-based services such as alcohol/drug counseling and social service referrals. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine California Recreation Center 1550 Martin Luther King Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 570-1608 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Toni Forde-Hixon Community Services Supervisor Larry McCraw Recreation Assistant Teen Center Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 2:30 - 8 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 2:30 - 6 p.m. Activities include weight room, video games, field trips, library, and study room with tutoring available, cooking classes, and more. Serves Poly High School and neighborhood teens. Six community centers are converted for teens after school Monday through Friday. Open to teens 13-18 years of age who live in Long Beach or attend a Long Beach school. Student ID or proof of residency required. Activities vary per site as listed. Monthly, supervised dances are held for students at affiliated high school, and separate middle school dances support neighborhood middle schools. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine El Dorado Park West - Teen Center 2800 Studebaker Rd. Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 570-3230 FX: (562) 570-3163 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Terri Eggers Community Services Supervisor Teen Center Hours: M-F, 3-7 p.m. A safe and positive place for Millikan High School students. Provides Friday night teen dances, intramural sports, homework workshops, youth employment services, cooking classes and more. Serves Millikan High School and neighborhood teens. Six community centers are converted for teens after school Monday through Friday. Open to teens 13-18 years of age who live in Long Beach or attend a Long Beach school. Student ID or proof of residency required. Activities vary per site as listed. Monthly, supervised dances are held for students at affiliated high school, and separate middle school dances support neighborhood middle schools. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Future Generations Youth Center PH: (562) 570-1640 FX: (562) 570-1644 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Sonny Seng Community Services Supervisor Serves youth to 18 years of age. Services include Youth Job Network, computer workshops, computer graphic presentation training, and CD rewrite. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Homeland Cultural Center 1321 East Anaheim St. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 570-1740 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/parks/index.htm Jim Ruggirello Supervisor Open to all ages, a place for community people to explore various elements of culture, including playwriting, acting, poetry, creative writing, dance, and music. Graphic design and silk screening produced by local teens available to community groups. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Houghton Park - Teen Center 6301 Myrtle Ave. Long Beach, CA 90801 PH: (562) 570-1640 FX: (562) 570-1644 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Sonny Seng Community Services Supervisor Teen Center Hours: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 3 - 6 p.m.; Wednesday and Friday, 3 - 7 p.m.; Saturday, noon - 6 p.m. Activities include The Outdoor Circle for camping, fishing, hiking, and water sports; video games, organized sports, arts, crafts, and field trips. Supports Jordan High School. Six community centers are converted for teens after school Monday through Friday. Open to teens 13-18 years of age who live in Long Beach or attend a Long Beach school. Student ID or proof of residency required. Activities vary per site as listed. Monthly, supervised dances are held for students at affiliated high school, and separate middle school dances support neighborhood middle schools. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Registration and Reservations, Contract Classes, Community Center Reservations 2760 Studebaker Road Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 570-3100 FX: (562) 570-3109 http://www.longbeach.gov/park/youth/default.asp Kim Olmos Registration/Reservations Michelle Gingras Contract Class Supervisor Phil T. Hester, Director. Various contract classes are sponsored by the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine. See the Department's Quarterly Class Schedule mailed to residents of Long Beach for specifics, or see website above. They will not be listed here. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Silverado Park - Teen Center 1545 West 31st St. Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 570-1675 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm LaChonda Lard Community Services Supervisor Teen Center Hours: Monday through Friday 3 - 7 p.m.; Saturday, noon - 5 p.m. Activities include video games, cooking classes, arts and crafts, tournaments and more. Serves Cabrillo High School and Savannah Academy. Community centers are converted for teens after school Monday through Friday. Open to teens 13-18 years of age who live in Long Beach or attend a Long Beach school. Student ID or proof of residency required. Activities vary per site as listed. Monthly, supervised dances are held for students at affiliated high school, and separate middle school dances support neighborhood middle schools. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Police Department Juvenile Crime Investigation 100 North Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 570-1445 http://www.longbeachpd.org Chris Ferrari Sergeant Juvenile detectives are responsible for approving bookings and the disposition of juveniles after booking. Detectives also investigate incidents where juveniles are believed to have committed a crime. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Police Department P.A.L. - Police Athletic League Freeman 1205 Freeman Ave. Long Beach, CA 90814 PH: (562) 570- 1664 http://www.calpal.org A sports-oriented, crime prevention program that relies on athletics and recreational activities to form a bond between police officers and the youth (ages 7-17) in the community. Program fee is $20.00 annually, which includes field trips and transportation. Activities include: basketball, karate, boxing, computer skills, homework assistance and more. A partnership between the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine and the Long Beach Police Department. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Police Department P.A.L. - Police Athletic League North 2311 South St. Long Beach, CA 90805 PH: (562) 570-8038/570-1666 http://www.CALPAL.org A sports-oriented, crime prevention program that relies on athletics and recreational activities to form a bond between police officers and the youth (ages 7-17) in the community. Program fee is $20.00 annually, which includes field trips and transportation. Activities include: basketball, karate, boxing, computer skills, homework assistance and more. A partnership between the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine and the Long Beach Police Department. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Police Department P.A.L. - Police Athletic League West 1401 West 9th St. Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 570-1383 http://www.CALPAL.org A sports-oriented, crime prevention program that relies on athletics and recreational activities to form a bond between police officers and the youth (ages 7-17) in the community. Program fee is $20.00 annually, which includes field trips and transportation. Activities include: basketball, karate, boxing, computer skills, homework assistance and more. A partnership between the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine and the Long Beach Police Department. *********************************************************************************** Federal Job Corps Center of Long Beach 1903 Santa Fe Ave. Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 983-1777 FX: (562) 988-0033 www.jobcorps.org Robert Lewis Safety/Security Supervisor A federally funded program for at-risk youth ages 16-24, providing high school and college education. Teaches students how to find and keep a job, social skills, behavioral management skills, how to deal with peer pressure as it relates to negative behavior. Residential school or local participation. Course studies include vocational applications such as Hotel/Restaurant Management, Landscape Gardening, and Hospitality. *********************************************************************************** Harbor View Adolescent Center 490 West 14th St. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 591-8701 FX: (562) 591-0235 John J. Megara Chief Executive Officer John.Megara@sunh.com Dr. Natalie Spiteri Clinical Director Provides counseling to adolescents with substance abuse problems. Ages 11-1/2 to 17-1/2; Medi-Cal. *********************************************************************************** Harbor View Community Services Center Preventive, Therapeutic, and Rehabilitative Outpatient Program for Children and Adolescents 850 E. Wardlow Rd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 981-9392 FX: (562) 981-2622 Dan Thorne Director Dan.Thorne@sunh.com Focuses on prevention, diagnosis, evaluation, treatment and follow-up. Serves children and adolescents 5-21,who are eligible under Harbor View contract with L.A. County Department of Mental Health (DMH). Groups include Independent Living Skills, Anger Management, Drug and Alcohol Prevention, Sexual Abuse/Trauma, Life Process, Grief and Loss, Cooperative Games, Leisure Skills, Girls and Boys Special Issues, Art and Dance through Therapy. 24-bed residential module; day/evening clinic. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Community Hispanic Association Centro C.H.A. Inc. 350 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 570-4709 FX: (562) 570-4744 Jessica Quintana jessquintana@hotmail.com Provides health and education programs to the low-income Hispanic community. Serves 11- to 18-year-olds, free. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Gay & Lesbian Center 2017 East 4th St. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 434-4455 FX: (562) 438-6145 Ty Tover Program Manager, ext. 237 tyt@centerlb.org Referral and on site services for gay and lesbian youth, young adult rap group, HIV prevention services, peer counseling group. *********************************************************************************** Miller Children's Hospital Pediatric/Family Center 501 E. 27th St., Ste. 103 Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 933-8590 FX: (562) 933-8093 Kimberly Russell Physician Assistant kirussell@memorialcare.org Audra Deveikis, M.D. The Pediatric/Family (HIV) Center offers a unique coordinated system of care for HIV-infected infants, children, adolescents, and adults. The center conducts comprehensive evaluations of patients at risk for HIV, and living with the disease. Social work, psychiatric, and dietician services. Peer groups for pre-teens and teens infected with HIV; HIV women's caucus support group. Serves all ages; free services; Medi-Cal accepted. *********************************************************************************** New Life Community Center 1800 E. Anaheim Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 599-0509 Kevin Paimany Volunteer Director Nonprofit faith-based organization. Community center has computer center, homework help, drop-in programs. Ages 5 - 18 welcome at no cost. *********************************************************************************** Praise Temple Family Enrichment Center BEST (Better Education Services Team) 5096 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90805 PH: (562) 984-5200 Bruce Riley Executive Director daybreakcounseling@earthlink.net BEST focuses on students grades K-12 attaining good grades, and provides tutoring and after school activities. Services are free. *********************************************************************************** Rainbow Community Resource Center 4136 Atlantic Avenue, Suite B Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 427-4405 FX: (562) 427-1104 Rev. Larry Ginn Executive Director Specializing in parenting classes, support groups and parent involvement. *********************************************************************************** Southern California Youth & Family Center General Information 3545 Long Beach Blvd., Suite 240 Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 989-4300 ext. 432 FX: (562) 989-4311 Sandy Seymore Site Supervisor Elizabeth Barrera Eric Gibson Case Manager/Outreach Specialist scyeclb@aol.com A nonprofit community-based agency that assists at-risk youth and their families, providing effective, innovative prevention and intervention programs to help young people deal with the difficulties of growing up in urban America today. PREGNANT AND PARENTING TEEN SERVICES: YFC case managers work with pregnant and parenting teens to help them complete their education and become effective parents. YFC operates an Infant-Toddler Child Care Center for teen mothers at Inglewood High; it also cares for children of Morningside High School or Centinela Valley teen parents. Parent educators provide support and intervention to YFC's young mothers. CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAM: The Ann Wilk Child Abuse Prevention program recruits, trains and supervises volunteer Parent Mentors, who provide information, counseling, and emotional support to families at risk for child abuse. EDUCATION AND PREVENTION PROGRAMS: the Supporting Ideas Behind Success Program is a case management program for siblings of pregnant/parenting AFLP or Cal-Learn parents. Provides counseling, support, workshops, job development, tutoring. The Male Involvement Program educates and involves young men. The HIV/AIDS Prevention Program uses presentations, discussions, and skills-building projects. New Beginnings/New Transitions provides parenting education and support, counseling and anger management for high risk offenders. YFC case managers are Certified Application Assistants for the Healthy Families Program. *********************************************************************************** Village/Transitional Age Youth Program, The 456 Elm Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 435-0067 FX: (562) 437-5072 Wayne Munchel wmunchel@village-isa.org Bryce Imbler bimbler@village-isa.org Valeria Lanier Director (562) 595-6435, fax (562) 595-9653 Intensive case management programs for young adults 18-25 who are homeless and have psychiatric disability. Services include housing, job training, supportive education, money management, and drug & alcohol counseling. Low cost or free. *********************************************************************************** YMCA Community School at Stevenson Elementary 515 Lime Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 495-1939 FX: (562) 437-5487 Extended school services before and after, integrated with the learning goals of the school. Programs available to school families and surrounding community residents in the 90813 zip code. *********************************************************************************** YMCA Metro Office and Camping Services General Information P.O. Box 90995 Long Beach, CA 90809 PH: (562) 425-9986 FX: (562) 425-1169 Alan Hostrup President/CEO hostrup@lbymca.org Sue Baker Child Care Director Seven local branches, 30 sites, serving 17,000 youth; aquatics, youth sports, camping/day camping, child care, teen programming, teen development and community involvement. Lead agency for community collaborative CORAL. *********************************************************************************** Youth-on-the-Move, Inc. Youth Development P.O. Box 5983 Garden Grove, CA 92846 PH: (562) 428-5959 FX: (562) 428-5959 http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/ehof Dr. Patricia Adelevan Founder, CEO A multi-cultural, intergenerational educational program that assists youth in becoming responsible citizens with the help of positive community role models. Emphasis on academics, scholarships, the arts, mentoring relationships, and "how money works." *********************************************************************************** Education *********************************************************************************** 1736 Family Crisis Center PH: (562) 388-7644 Emergency Shelter # (310) 379-3620 FX: (310) 372-5336 Debbie Neiger Youth Services, (323) 737-3900 1736fcc@compuserve.com Nancy Lomibao Shelter Coordinator (323) 737-3900 Sandra Castillo (310) 792-5900 Carol Adelkoff (323) 737-3900 Comprehensive services for battered women/children and homeless youth. Shelter location: Villages @ Cabrillo Long Beach; please call for processing information. Transitional Youth Program in Long Beach for youth ages 13 - 17 provides housing for up to two years, food and basic needs, counseling, help with school enrollment, job preparation, independent living skills, and family reunification. *********************************************************************************** 21st Century Community Learning Center Please call schools directly for site-specific information. Collaborative program designed in accordance with national model for community schools. Centers are open three hours after school on weekdays, and three hours on Saturday. Free to participants; enrollment varies by school. Three-year funding cycle. MILLENIUM: Contact Sandra Velasquez, Coordinator, at (562) 599-5005. In second year of funding cycle at Lincoln Elementary, Stevenson Elementary, Franklin Middle School. PROJECT WRAP: Contact Ronnie Clare, Coordinator, at (562) 595-0844. In third year of funding cycle at Garfield Elementary, Signal Hill Elementary, Stephens Middle School. *********************************************************************************** Afrikan Cultural Center Rites of Passage 146 Linden Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 435-3110 FX: (562) 435-3130 A cultural education program including drumming and dance that helps adolescent youth transition through developmental stages, and reinforces a strong moral value system through elder participation. Noon to 2 p.m. on Sundays. Classes at McArthur Park, 1325 Anaheim, in drumming and dance. *********************************************************************************** American Red Cross 3150 East 29th St. Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 595-6341 FX: (562) 424-2821 www.greaterlongbeachrc.org James Han Youth Director, ext. 237 hanj@usa.redcross.org B.A.T. INSTRUCTOR. Youth volunteers 15 years and older are trained and certified in basic First Aid, in order to teach younger children life-saving skills. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS PUPPET SHOW: Youth volunteers incorporate Sesame Street puppets with earthquake preparedness and fire safety tapes, to put on live puppet shows for children in various organizations and elementary schools. This is an entertaining and exciting interactive opportunity for young kids to learn life-saving skills and be educated in disaster preparedness. LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTER: A week-long camp where youth will have the opportunity to grow, develop, and mature by learning to work in groups, discover the value of helping others, make new friends, and have fun. The goals of LDC are to create youth leaders with the potential to better themselves and their communities, and to involve youth in the American Red Cross and other service organizations. RED CROSS YOUTH COUNCIL: Gives youth volunteers the opportunity to develop their leadership and interpersonal skills by getting involved as an American Red Cross officer. Positions include chairperson, vice-chair, secretary/historian, and fundraising chair. The Youth Council plans monthly events and holds general youth meetings at the Chapter on the second Monday of each month. Meetings are open to all youth interested in volunteering for the American Red Cross. Officers are also responsible for duties unique to their specific office. S.A.F.E. KIDS TRAINING: This event is an opportunity for children ages 8-12 years to be trained in life-saving skills. Youth volunteers teach the course as basic aid instructors. Includes the basics of first aid and rescue breathing, Longfellow's Whale Tales that teach water safety in a creative way using a friendly whale, and disaster preparedness. Y-HAVE: Provides HIV/AIDS education and prevention skills for Junior High and High School students of all religious, racial, economic, and ethnic backgrounds. Youth serve as peer educators to inform other youth about the myths and facts of HIV/AIDS. Y.i.E.S. YOUTH IN EMERGENCY SERVICES PROGRAM: Consists of high school youth trained in emergency services provided by the American Red Cross. Participating high school students will learn how to prevent, prepare for, and respond to disasters. YOUTH VOLUNTEER SERVICE CORPS: Leadership Development Center five-day leadership camp for youth 14-19; disaster training and instruction in teaching peers health and safety. Takes place in August. Fee based, but call for scholarship information. YOUTH VOLUNTEER SERVICE CORPS HOLIDAY PROJECT: The Greater Long Beach Chapter of the American Red Cross hosts a holiday party for children from underprivileged communities. This is an opportunity to make a difference in a child's life during the holiday season. Hundreds of children from local community agencies and homeless shelters are invited to receive new toys, visit Santa Claus, and participate in crafts and entertainment. *********************************************************************************** Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 951-1621 FX: (562) 590-3111 http://www.aquariumofthepacific.org Amy Coppenger Director of Education acoppenger@lbaop.org Education Information Hotline: (562) 951-1630. Home to more than 10,000 residents of the Pacific Ocean, representing over 550 species of marine life. The Aquarium of the Pacific offers educational programs for all ages, including parent and child programs, group sleepovers, Jr. Biologist classes, and volunteer opportunities. Fee based. *********************************************************************************** Arts Council for Long Beach 110 W. Ocean Blvd., Suite 20 Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 432-5100 FX: (562) 432-5175 www.artslb.org Elena Arrojo Director of Arts Learning elena@artslb.org The Arts Learning Programs at Arts Council for Long Beach enrich the lives of Long Beach citizens by delivering multidisciplinary, multicultural arts and cultural education programs and services that inspire creativity, celebrate diversity, promote tolerance, and contribute to the vitality of the arts in our community. The Arts Council delivers several in-school arts and cultural education programs to many Long Beach elementary schools free of charge. Most are available by application. The Arts Council also provides the service of designing and managing arts residency programs for schools with the funds to offer them. For more information, visit www.artslb.org. *********************************************************************************** Asian Pacific Counseling & Treatment Centers 1040 East Wardlow Rd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 988-8822 FX: (562) 988-8877 Terry Thompson Serving Asian Pacific families as well as individuals with substance abuse, medication management, academic, emotional, and interpersonal issues. First consultation is free. Fee based/sliding scale/Medi-Cal. *********************************************************************************** Aspira Foster & Family Services Nonprofit Foster and Adoption Agency 1000 East Wardlow Road Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (800) 439-1905 or (562) 492-5335, ext. 224 FX: (562) 492-5324 http://www.aspiranet.org With a network of 25 offices, Aspira provides services to children and families throughout California. The agency recruits, trains, certifies, and provides services to foster families and children placed in their homes. Highly skilled staff provide care ranging from home-based family support to emergency shelter, short- and long-term foster care, family reunification and adoption services. Serves children from birth to age 18. No fees to become a foster parent. *********************************************************************************** Assistance League of Long Beach CAMEO - Professional Women's Auxiliary 6220 East Spring Street Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 627-5650 FX: (562) 627-5645 http://www.ALLB.org/cameo.htm Christine Jurenka CAMEO Chairman One-on-one community based mentoring for high school girls. Includes academic assistance, scholarships, school supplies, dress for success, SAT prep, and more. CAMEO serves area high schools on a rotating basis. Mailing address: PO Box 15664, Long Beach, CA 90815. *********************************************************************************** Athletes & Entertainers for Kids 3337 Colorado Long Beach, CA 90814 PH: (562) 438-5905 FX: (562) 433-9175 http://www.aefk.org Kim Sadou Headquartered in Long Beach, a California- based educational foundation focused on mentor services, connecting kids to sports and entertainment celebrities. *********************************************************************************** Atlantic Community Economic Development Corporation Skills Creating Opportunities for Positive Employment (SCOPE) 2131 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 599-7775 FX: (562) 599-8334 Brian Stone Youth Program Coordinator info@acedonline.com Jacqueline Jones-Love Helps disadvantaged youth ages 16-21 learn job readiness skills. Program includes computer skills workshops, employment readiness skills, academic proficiency, and personal development. Follow-up activities include community based mentoring program, peer support meetings, and additional workshops and training. *********************************************************************************** Atlantic Recovery Services 944 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 436-3533 FX: (562) 436-0982 www.atlanticrecovery.org Richard M. Ciampa Executive Director ceo@atlanticrecovery.org Outpatient group and one-on-one counseling for drug and alcohol and other adolescent issues, age 12-18. Services available through contracts with the LA County Department of Probation, LA County Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, and LA County Department of Education. Other services available for men, women and youth, including anger management, parenting, HIV/AIDS education, coping skills, and life balance. Medi-Cal eligibility on site. *********************************************************************************** Bethune School 2041 San Gabriel Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 435-2050 FX: (562) 435-5746 Amy Angel Principal Brandon Blair An alternative education school for children whose parents are in transitional housing. Available for children K-8, funded by LBUSD. All supplies provided. *********************************************************************************** Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles and the Inland Empire 6022 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 202 Los Angeles, CA 90036 PH: (213) 481-3611 www.bbbsgla.org Marjam Diaab Program Director (800) 207-7567 Previously separate organizations, the two have merged and provide the following services: one-on-one community-based mentoring for boys ages 7-14 with a focus on friendship and guidance. Free. Waiting list. Also, a mentoring program that matches girls ages 6-16 years old with a volunteer Big Sister. Focus on friendship and guidance. Free. *********************************************************************************** Boy Scouts of America - Long Beach Area Council Career Exploring. See Learning for Life/Exploring - Long Beach Area Council *********************************************************************************** Boy Scouts of America - Long Beach Area Council Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Webelos 401 East 37th St., P.O. Box 7338 Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 427-0911 ext. 241 FX: (562) 492-9437 www.longbeachbsa.org Jim McKitterick District Director Jim.McKitterick@longbeachbsa.org National character activity-based program for boys ages 7-10, Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, and Webelos. Based at a variety of elementary schools in the Long Beach Area. This is a program that provides youth with a nurturing environment after school to learn citizenship and character education, while doing fun activities. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information 3635 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 595-5945 FX: (562) 595-5745 www.bgclublb.org Don Rodriguez Executive Director, ext. 223 donr@bgclublb.org Johnnie Johnson Chief Operations Officer, ext. 226 johnniej@bgclublb.org Karen Reside Grantwriter karenr@bgclublb.org A Positive Place for Kids. Eleven locations in Long Beach to serve youth ages 6 - 18, with positive social, educational and personal growth activities that build character and self-esteem. Club hours during school year are 2-7 p.m.; summer and vacation hours are 12 Noon-6 p.m. Membership Fee ($15 per year), with scholarships available. With membership, participants can attend any/all clubs. EDUCATION: Homework assistance at clubs after school, reading clubs, spelling bees and other competitions, gardening clubs, science/math club, journalism club, educational field trips. COMPUTERS: Computer classes, including access to the Internet and free time on the computers at all clubs. ATHLETIC PROGRAM: Flag Football, Basketball, Girls Basketball, Floor Hockey, Coed Volleyball, Tennis, Track/Field Meets. Fees (from $10 to $50) based on sport, and includes trophies, banquets, officials, fee, etc. CULTURAL ENRICHMENT: Cooking, Arts and Crafts, Puppetry, Smart Moves Drug Prevention Program, Choir, Drill Team/Cheer, Wood Shop, Cultural Recognition Programs, Holiday Parties. RESIDENT ARTIST: Through California State University Long Beach and the East Village Arts District, artists provide a 10-week session at each club, teaching sequential visual arts classes, including drawing, photography, collage, clay sculpture. LEADERSHIP CLUBS: Torch (ages 10-13), Keystone (ages 14 – 18), LIT (ages 13 – 18) offer participants a variety of age-appropriate responsibilities within the club atmosphere and in the community. EARLY BIRD PROGRAM: Located at Eastman/Fairfield site, full-day summer enrichment program for ages 7 through 12, M-F 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Fee based/sliding scale. TRANSPORTATION: Available from local schools to Eastman/Fairfield site only, year-round. Fee based/sliding scale. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach Eastman/Fairfield Club 700 East Del Amo Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 428-9188 www.bgclublb.org Site Director E-mails are first name and last name initial plus @bgclublb.org. See Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information listing. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach Fairfield/Westside Center 1835 West Willard Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 435-1621 www.bgclublb.org Site Director E-mails are first name and last name initial plus @bgclublb.org See Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information listing. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach Jeffrey A. Cowan/Washington Club 1450 Cedar Avenue Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 218-1478 www.bgclublb.org Site Director E-mails are first name and last name initial plus @bgclublb.org See Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information listing. *********************************************************************************** Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach Petrolane Center 1920 Lemon Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 599-2916 www.bgclublb.org Site Director E-mails are first name and last name initial plus @bgclublb.org See Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach General Information listing. *********************************************************************************** Cabrillo After School Academy Cabrillo High School PH: (562) 951-7734 Vaniethia Hubbard Program Coordinator Cabrillo High School received a 21st Century Community Learning Center grant in the spring of 2003. Its goal is to help students become responsible young adults through leadership, career development, arts and recreation, health, and academic achievement. Free six-week modules take place throughout the year. *********************************************************************************** California Families in Focus Alpha Leadership Academy 802 Gaviota Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 900-8686 Maria "Angel" Macias Executive Director/Founder mmacias@chw.edu A program for pregnant and parenting teens that provides a loving environment to assist young mothers in becoming self-sufficient individuals and effective parents. Offers support groups, leadership training, field trips, family counseling, parenting education, job training, and mentoring. *********************************************************************************** California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) General Information 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 PH: (562) 985-4111 http://www.csulb.edu *********************************************************************************** California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) CAPS (Center for Advancement of Philosophy in Schools) 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 PH: (562) 985-4258 FX: (562) 985-7135 http://www.csulb.edu Sara Goering Director sgoering@csulb.edu Program takes students from CSULB and pairs them with practicing LBUSD teachers grades 5-12. Weekly philosophy classes. *********************************************************************************** California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 PH: (562) 985-4071 FX: (562) 985-8154 http://www.csulb.edu Michael Blazey Department Chair Katherine James Associate Professor Professional internship required of students graduating with BA in Recreation in an agency providing recreation and leisure service to consumers. A cooperative effort between student, agency, and department; requires a minimum of 400 hours. *********************************************************************************** California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) Educational Participation in Communities (E.P.I.C.) 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 PH: (562) 985-8550 FX: (562) 985-1641 http://www.csulb.edu Dr. Robin Lee Coordinator rlee@csulb.edu Administered within the Career Development Center of the Student Services Division, E.P.I.C. is a volunteer recruitment and placement program designed to connect CSULB students with volunteer opportunities in the L.A. and Orange County nonprofit sector. *********************************************************************************** California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) Multicultural Center 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 PH: (562) 985-8150 FX: (562) 985-8149 www.csulb.edu/mcc Dr. James Manseau Sauceda Director Cynthia Schultheis Assistant Director The overarching mission of the MCC is to contribute to the creation of a campus environment that is truly inclusive. The Center offers an extensive library, workshops, lectures, and forums, and a spacious conference room. The MCC's signature project is S.T.A.R. (Students Talk About Race), which trains students as cross-cultural facilitators in LBUSD classrooms. Open Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. *********************************************************************************** California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) University Outreach and School Relations 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 PH: (562) 985-5358 http://www.csulb.edu Valerie Bordeaux Program Director vbordeau@csulb.edu Arranges campus tours for local student groups at high schools and middle schools. Applications are also available at this office. *********************************************************************************** California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) Upward Bound 5500 Atherton St., Suite #326 Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 596-5450 FX: (562) 596-1406 http://www.csulb.edu Danny Martinez welston@csulb.edu Norman Perlas Willie Elston Assists youth in grades 9-12 with successfully completing high school and entering college. *********************************************************************************** Cambodian Association of America 2501 Atlantic Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 988-1863 FX: (562) 988-1475 Him Chim Executive Director Kiry Tham Program Specialist Alcohol & drug prevention and recovery, support groups, educational services, guidance counseling and family preservation services. Fee based/sliding scale/no one turned away. Youth Drop In Educational Program, ages 9 – 16. Language and cultural education on Sundays from 9 – 12 noon at the Cambodian Temple, 2100 West Willow. Free to participants. Youth services provided as part of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Program for youth living in the 19803 zip code. *********************************************************************************** Cambodian Youth Leadership Program (CYLP) 2390 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 988-1863 ext. 270 Dara Din dara@ilearnkhmer.com The CYLP is designed to empower our Long Beach youth in realizing their hopes and dreams in their newly adopted home. Cambodian high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors in the Long Beach Unified School District are eligible for this free two-month training experience. *********************************************************************************** Camp Fire Boys and Girls of Greater Long Beach General Information/Main Office 7070 East Carson Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 421-2725 FX: (562) 421-4056 www.campfirelb.org Shirlee Jackert Executive Director campfirelb@earthlink.net National program includes traditional camp fire clubs (troops)open to boys and girls ages 4 through high school graduation, led by volunteer parents/caretakers. Curiculum includes leadership development, outdoor skill building and self-reliance. Adult and teen training offered year-round. After school, and Saturday youth, development, and community programs emphasize self-relaince, safety, peer pressure and community service. Membership fee. *********************************************************************************** Camp Fire Boys and Girls of Greater Long Beach Close Encounters Challenge Course 7070 East Carson Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 421-2725 FX: (562) 421-4056 www.campfirelb.org Kristine Wingert Associate Director Outreach/Challenge campfirelb@earthlink.net Programs built around 10 low and 6 high elements. Helps groups improve comunication, trust, and teamwork through the presentation of various "problems" to solve. Programs range form 3 - 6 hours. *********************************************************************************** Camp Fire Boys and Girls of Greater Long Beach Volunteer led Club/Groups 7070 E. Carson St. Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 421-2725 FX: (562) 421-4056 www.campfirelb.org Georgia Stewart Associate Director of Core Programs campfirelb@earthlink.net Volunteer led clubs/group programs for girls and boys /all girls, all boys, mixed/family clubs - several ages can be in a group. Groups meet after school, evenings, weekends, at schools, churches, club houses, and at Camp Fire headquarters. All groups enjoy service learning, self-reliance and leadership opportunities. Most groups attend day camp together with their leader/advisor. Available from Kindergarten through 12th grade. *********************************************************************************** Center for Applied Research Solutions (CARS) 391 South Lexington Dr., Suite 110 Folsom, CA 95630 PH: (916) 983-9506 FX: (916) 983-5738 http://www.emt.org Pam Langbehn Executive Director plangbehn@adp.state.ca.us Judith Strother Consultant Judy@Strother-Taylor.com Formerly Evaluation Management and Training (EMT), CARS promotes mentoring and provides support to mentor programs across the state. Links local programs to the California Mentoring Initiative's objectives and quality assurance standards. *********************************************************************************** Childnet Youth & Family Services General Information 4223 East Anaheim Street, P.O. Box 4550 Long Beach, CA 90804 PH: (562) 494-7491 FX: (562) 597-5155 http://www.childnet.net Richard Hughes Providing safe homes, education and counseling to vulnerable children and families. Mostly DCFS referred, MediCal, or with referral from private insurance. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Community Development General Information 333 West Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 570-6841 FX: (562) 570-6215 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/cd Melanie Fallon Director *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Community Development, Youth Opportunity Center CalWORKS Youth Opportunities 3447 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90817 PH: (562) 570-4700 FX: (562) 570-4745 www.longbeachworkforce.org/ Rick Gonzalez Coordinator Under a partnership with the Department of Public Social Services (DPSS), program prepares 14-19 year olds to successfully transition from welfare to the workforce. Includes paid work-based learning through eight weeks of summer employment, basic-skills remediation, career planning, and employment readiness. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Community Development, Youth Opportunity Center Learning Center 350 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 570-4700 FX: (562) 570-4745 http://www.longbeachworkforce.org/ Rick Gonzalez Coordinator Partnered with the Long Beach School-for-Adults (LBSA), offers technology training, basic-skills remediation, general education courses, Microsoft Office applications and Windows 95, and high school credits. To receive high school credit, youth must be 16 years old; however, youth ages 14 and 15 can use the Learning Center as well. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Community Development, Youth Opportunity Center Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Youth Enrichment Activities 3447 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90817 PH: (562) 570-4700 FX: (562) 570-4745 http://www.longbeachworkforce.org/ Rick Gonzalez Coordinator Young people ages 14-21 receive a variety of academic career enrichment activities, including summer and/or year-round employment, study skills training, GED preparation, adult mentoring, occupational skills training, leadership development, supportive services, and 12-month follow-up and retention services. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Fire Department Community Services 3205 Lakewood Boulevard Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 570-2519 FX: (562) 570-2556 Frank Hayes Battalion Chief frank_hayes@longbeach.gov Mike DuRee Captain, Public Information Officer Phone: (562) 570-2554 Josh Johnson Firefighter, Public Information Officer, CERT Phone: (562) 570-2516 Javier Ramirez Division Assistant Phone: (562) 570-2519 Community Services including Fire Safe House, school and event visitations by Fire personnel and equipment (please fax all presentation and apparatus requests 4-6 weeks in advance), Fire Ambassadors and other prevention education for school-aged youth. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Fire Department Rescue Program PH: (562) 570-2500 FX: (562) 570-3605 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/fire Wayne Chaney Public Information Officer A mentoring program matching selected 13-14 year olds with firefighters, affiliated with the LA County District Attorney's Office of Community Outreach. Free program. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services Healthy Active Long Beach 2525 Grand Ave. Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 570-4231 Lou Palmer Project Director Lou Palmer@longbeach.gov Debbie Marshall Social Marketing Coordinator Debra Marshall@longbeach.gov Lara Turnbull Health & Nutrition Education Coordinator Lara Turnbull@longbeach.gov Provides nutrition education classes for low-income families with children pre-kindergarten to 4th grade, as well as community-wide outreach and education on the importance of fruit and vegetable consumption. Promotes physical activity and participation in the food stamp program. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services S.T.A.R.S. - Students Talking About Resisting Substances 1133 Rhea St. Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 570-4443 FX: (562) 570-4049 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Dawn Davis Coordinator Dawn_Davis@longbeach.gov S.T.A.R.S. is a school-based peer advocate program focused on substance abuse. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Youth Health Education General Information 3820 Cherry Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-7930 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Diane Brown, MPH Supervisor Diane_Brown@longbeach.gov Youth Health Education operates six programs that provide education and prevention services for youth with respect to HIV/AIDS, STDs, pregnancy and parenting.These multi-session behavior change and skill-building programs provide prevention education to in- school, out-of-school, on probation, incarcerated, pregnant and parenting youth. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Youth Health Education MAGIC (Men Achieving Goals in the Community) 3820 Cherry Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-7930 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Diane Brown Supervisor Diane_Brown@longbeach.gov Danny Flores Male Involvement Coordinator Danny_Flores@longbeach.gov Male involvement program designed for young males and young fathers ages 16-24, to increase male involvement in preventing teen pregnancy and in being responsible fathers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Youth Health Education OSITA Program (Our Sisters Increasing Their AIDS Awareness) 3820 Cherry Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-7930 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Diane Brown Supervisor Diane_Brown@longbeach.gov HIV education and prevention program designed for at-risk Latinas ages 14-24. Participants are also involved in peer education. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Youth Health Education OSITO (Out of School Individuals Teaching Others) 3820 Cherry Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-7930 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Diane Brown Supervisor Diane_Brown@longbeach.gov Danny Flores Danny_Flores@longbeach.gov HIV education and prevention program, designed for Latino males ages 14-24. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Youth Health Education PATHS (Peer Advocates Teaching Healthier Solutions) 3820 Cherry Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-7930 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Diane Brown Supervisor Diane_Brown@longbeach.gov Sandy Rocha Sandy_Rocha@longbeach.gov Designed for adolescents ages 14-18, pregnant and parenting teens, and parents with teens. The goal is to reduce the number of teenage pregnancies and to promote responsible parenting in the City of Long Beach. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Youth Health Education SAFE Program (Sexual Abstinence/Awareness Family Education) 3820 Cherry Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-7930 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Diane Brown Supervisor Diane_Brown@longbeach.gov Provides information and education through multi-session interventions to assist teens in developing the awareness, attitudes, and skills to postpone sexual behavior and reduce teen pregnancy. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Health and Human Services, Youth Health Education TLC Program (Teens Living Carefully) 3820 Cherry Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-7930 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/health Diane Brown Youth Health Education Supervisor Diane_Brown@longbeach.gov HIV education and prevention program designed for youth ages 14-18. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Community Resource File 101 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90822 PH: (562) 570-7500 http://www.lbpl.org A comprehensive listing, with search capability, of all social services within the Long Beach community. Available in main library and most branches and on the Internet at www.lbpl.org. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Alamitos 1836 East 3rd St. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1037 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework assistance, and access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Bach 4055 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1038 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework assistance, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Bay Shore 195 Bay Shore Ave. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1039 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework help, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Brewitt 4036 East Anaheim Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1040 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework help, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Burnett 560 East Hill St. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1041 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework assistance, and access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Dana 3680 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1042 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework help, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--El Dorado 2900 Studebaker Rd. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-3136 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework help, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Harte 1595 West Willow St. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1044 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving hildren grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homeork assistance, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Los Altos 5614 East Brittan Dr. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1045 After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework help, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Main Branch 101 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90822 PH: (562) 570-7500 http://www.lbpl.org Eleanor Schmidt Director After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework assistance, and access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--Mark Twain 1325 East Anaheim Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1046 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance pogram serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework assistance, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Family Learning Center--North Branch 5571 Orange Ave. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1047 http://www.lbpl.org After school assistance program serving children grades K-8 and their families. Specialized resources and staffed homework help, as well as access to multimedia computers. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Library Services Youth Services Division 101 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90822 PH: (562) 570-6220 FX: (562) 570-7408 http://www.lbpl.org Chris Burcham Youth Services Officer cburcham@lbpl.org Materials collection, reference and reader's advisory, class visits, vacation reading program, and outreach to schools and organizations. Programs include Reading Readiness, Bookworm Buddies Read-Aloud, and Young Adult Services. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Office of the City Manager Human Dignity Program 333 West Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 570-6948 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/citgov Anitra Dempsey Human Dignity Coordinator Designed to eliminate hate crimes, the program, partnering with NCCJ, embraces cultural differences, educates the community on tolerance and cultural sensitivity, and serves as a resource in the event of a hate crime or incident. Program includes Hate Crime Response Team, Diversity Acceptance and Training, Community Harmony, and Inter-group Conflict Resolution Teams. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine California Recreation Center 1550 Martin Luther King Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 570-1608 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Toni Forde-Hixon Community Services Supervisor Larry McCraw Recreation Assistant Teen Center Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 2:30 - 8 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 2:30 - 6 p.m. Activities include weight room, video games, field trips, library, and study room with tutoring available, cooking classes, and more. Serves Poly High School and neighborhood teens. Six community centers are converted for teens after school Monday through Friday. Open to teens 13-18 years of age who live in Long Beach or attend a Long Beach school. Student ID or proof of residency required. Activities vary per site as listed. Monthly, supervised dances are held for students at affiliated high school, and separate middle school dances support neighborhood middle schools. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine El Dorado Nature Center 7550 East Spring St. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 570-1745 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Mary Blackburn Community Services Supervisor Trail hours: Tu-Su, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Museum hours: Tu-F 10 a.m.-4 p.m./Sa & Su, 8:30-4 p.m. Activities include Educational Programs for schools, youth groups and day camps, individuals, and family activities; seasonal workshops; environmental educational workshops for teachers and youth leaders; and seasonal special events. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine El Dorado Park West - Teen Center 2800 Studebaker Rd. Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 570-3230 FX: (562) 570-3163 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Terri Eggers Community Services Supervisor Teen Center Hours: M-F, 3-7 p.m. A safe and positive place for Millikan High School students. Provides Friday night teen dances, intramural sports, homework workshops, youth employment services, cooking classes and more. Serves Millikan High School and neighborhood teens. Six community centers are converted for teens after school Monday through Friday. Open to teens 13-18 years of age who live in Long Beach or attend a Long Beach school. Student ID or proof of residency required. Activities vary per site as listed. Monthly, supervised dances are held for students at affiliated high school, and separate middle school dances support neighborhood middle schools. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Future Generations Youth Center PH: (562) 570-1640 FX: (562) 570-1644 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Sonny Seng Community Services Supervisor Serves youth to 18 years of age. Services include Youth Job Network, computer workshops, computer graphic presentation training, and CD rewrite. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Homeland Cultural Center 1321 East Anaheim St. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 570-1740 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/parks/index.htm Jim Ruggirello Supervisor Open to all ages, a place for community people to explore various elements of culture, including playwriting, acting, poetry, creative writing, dance, and music. Graphic design and silk screening produced by local teens available to community groups. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Houghton Park - Teen Center 6301 Myrtle Ave. Long Beach, CA 90801 PH: (562) 570-1640 FX: (562) 570-1644 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm Sonny Seng Community Services Supervisor Teen Center Hours: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 3 - 6 p.m.; Wednesday and Friday, 3 - 7 p.m.; Saturday, noon - 6 p.m. Activities include The Outdoor Circle for camping, fishing, hiking, and water sports; video games, organized sports, arts, crafts, and field trips. Supports Jordan High School. Six community centers are converted for teens after school Monday through Friday. Open to teens 13-18 years of age who live in Long Beach or attend a Long Beach school. Student ID or proof of residency required. Activities vary per site as listed. Monthly, supervised dances are held for students at affiliated high school, and separate middle school dances support neighborhood middle schools. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Rancho Los Alamitos 6400 Bixby Hill Rd. Long Beach, CA PH: (562) 431-3541 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/parks/index.htm Ellen Calomiris Superintendent Open Wednesday through Sunday 1-5 p.m. Free tours are every half-hour and end at 4 p.m. School tours are offered throughout the year by reservation only. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Rancho Los Cerritos 4600 Virginia Rd. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 570-1755 FX: (562) 570-1893 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/parks/index.htm Ellen Calomiris Superintendent Ellen_Calomiris@longbeach.gov Open Wednesday through Sunday 1-5 p.m. Free public self-guided tours of the 156-year-old adobe and historic gardens. Visitors can also use the research library. Seasonal education programs for families and youth. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Registration and Reservations, Contract Classes, Community Center Reservations 2760 Studebaker Road Long Beach, CA 90815 PH: (562) 570-3100 FX: (562) 570-3109 http://www.longbeach.gov/park/youth/default.asp Kim Olmos Registration/Reservations Michelle Gingras Contract Class Supervisor Phil T. Hester, Director. Various contract classes are sponsored by the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine. See the Department's Quarterly Class Schedule mailed to residents of Long Beach for specifics, or see website above. They will not be listed here. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Silverado Park - Teen Center 1545 West 31st St. Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 570-1675 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/park/index.htm LaChonda Lard Community Services Supervisor Teen Center Hours: Monday through Friday 3 - 7 p.m.; Saturday, noon - 5 p.m. Activities include video games, cooking classes, arts and crafts, tournaments and more. Serves Cabrillo High School and Savannah Academy. Community centers are converted for teens after school Monday through Friday. Open to teens 13-18 years of age who live in Long Beach or attend a Long Beach school. Student ID or proof of residency required. Activities vary per site as listed. Monthly, supervised dances are held for students at affiliated high school, and separate middle school dances support neighborhood middle schools. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Teen Volunteer Program PH: (562) 570-1699 FX: (562) 570-1700 http://www.ci.long-beach.ca.us/youth A mentoring program for youth ages 13-18. Each teen is encouraged to volunteer 100 hours. Full- and part-time staff at each park site mentor the teens, and the program is designed to be a first step on the career ladder. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Police Department DARE 1957 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 570-1429 http://www.longbeachpd.org Chris Ferrari Sergeant Drug, alcohol and violence prevention education taught by police officers for school-age children and youth in LBUSD grades 5 and 7. It is a 17-week course that emphasizes decision making skills, self-esteem and alternatives to drug use. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Police Department P.A.L. - Police Athletic League Freeman 1205 Freeman Ave. Long Beach, CA 90814 PH: (562) 570- 1664 http://www.calpal.org A sports-oriented, crime prevention program that relies on athletics and recreational activities to form a bond between police officers and the youth (ages 7-17) in the community. Program fee is $20.00 annually, which includes field trips and transportation. Activities include: basketball, karate, boxing, computer skills, homework assistance and more. A partnership between the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine and the Long Beach Police Department. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Police Department P.A.L. - Police Athletic League North 2311 South St. Long Beach, CA 90805 PH: (562) 570-8038/570-1666 http://www.CALPAL.org A sports-oriented, crime prevention program that relies on athletics and recreational activities to form a bond between police officers and the youth (ages 7-17) in the community. Program fee is $20.00 annually, which includes field trips and transportation. Activities include: basketball, karate, boxing, computer skills, homework assistance and more. A partnership between the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine and the Long Beach Police Department. *********************************************************************************** City of Long Beach Police Department P.A.L. - Police Athletic League West 1401 West 9th St. Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 570-1383 http://www.CALPAL.org A sports-oriented, crime prevention program that relies on athletics and recreational activities to form a bond between police officers and the youth (ages 7-17) in the community. Program fee is $20.00 annually, which includes field trips and transportation. Activities include: basketball, karate, boxing, computer skills, homework assistance and more. A partnership between the Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine and the Long Beach Police Department. *********************************************************************************** Communities in Schools 1610 "B" W. Rosecrans Ave. Compton, CA 90220 PH: (310) 637-3586 FX: (562) 638-2965 Trisha Woods artricia@aol.com Provides health and human services, tutoring, counseling, and mentoring programs. Organizes residents/youth around opportunities to contribute to community and programs to promote civic engagement and leadership. *********************************************************************************** Conservation Corps of Long Beach 340 Nieto Ave. Long Beach, CA 90814 PH: (562) 986-1249 FX: (562) 986-9390 Mike Bassett Executive Director Jessica Stoudenmore Mary Jo Ginty Director of Education Job training, recycling and environmental work experience programs for 18-23 year old at-risk youth; charter school; education programs. ECOLOGY CONSERVATION CENTER: 2774 Dawson, Signal Hill, CA 90806. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT/CHARTER SCHOOL: 5199 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 352N, Long Beach, CA 90804. ACTA: 3215 N. Alameda Ave., Suite C, Compton, CA 90814. *********************************************************************************** Dramatic Results Math in a Basket, Write-On Arts, and Increasing Math 3308 and 3310 Lime Avenue Signal Hill, CA 90755 PH: (562) 595-4600 FX: (562) 595-4633 www.dramaticresults.org Christi Wilkins Executive Director contact@dramaticresults.org Dramatic Results is a non-profit educational arts agency with a mission to facilitate student success by stimulating curiosity and fostering creativity through a hands-on, in-class, after-school or as an independent Art Camp, on a 1:5 or 6 teaching artist to students ratio. We stress the development of imagination, creativity, empathy, verbal, written and artistic communication, and intrapersonal/interpersonal skills in every weekly session. Dramatic Results also offers Professional Development opportunities for teachers seeking to increase teachers' skill and comfort in integrating art with math and language arts to provide further depth, value and context to their students' learning environment. *********************************************************************************** Education 2000 + Bookstore 309 Pine Avenue Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 435-1199 FX: (562) 435-3041 Marie Deary Owner Youth-friendly bookstore offers tutoring and homework help M-F from 3 - 7 p.m. *********************************************************************************** Federal Job Corps Center of Long Beach 1903 Santa Fe Ave. Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 983-1777 FX: (562) 988-0033 www.jobcorps.org Robert Lewis Safety/Security Supervisor A federally funded program for at-risk youth ages 16-24, providing high school and college education. Teaches students how to find and keep a job, social skills, behavioral management skills, how to deal with peer pressure as it relates to negative behavior. Residential school or local participation. Course studies include vocational applications such as Hotel/Restaurant Management, Landscape Gardening, and Hospitality. *********************************************************************************** Friends Outside Pathways, a Mentoring Program for Children of Prisoners PH: (323) 249-9683, ext. 101 Samuel Spicer, Jr. Case Manager Are you raising a child whose parent is in prison? Does this child need a tutor, friend, or role model? If the child is between 8 and 12, and has a parent who is or will soon be incarcerated, we can match the child with a suitable mentor. All services free. *********************************************************************************** Girl Scout Council of Greater Long Beach General Information 4040 Bellflower Blvd., P.O. Box 8215 Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 421-8456 FX: (562) 429-2751 www.gscglb.org Debbie Esparza, ext. 205 Executive Director desparza@gscglb.org Teresa Heston Waterfront Program Coordinator, ext. 226 Michelle Burton "Still Growing Strong." Opportunities for girls between 5 and 17 years of age to develop self-esteem, preparing them to meet life's challenges and achieve their full potential. Volunteer-led troops consist of Daisy Girl Scout (5-6 yrs), Brownie (6-8 yrs), Junior (8-11 yrs), Cadette (11-14 yrs) and Senior Girl Scout (14 – 17 yrs). Membership fee. *********************************************************************************** Girl Scout Council of Greater Long Beach Bilingual Mentor Troops 4040 Bellflower Blvd., P.O. Box 8215 Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 421-8456 FX: (562) 429-2751 www.gscglb.org Quality after-school option for girls in areas with challenges in English skills, transporation and child care, as well as a minimal history of volunteerism. *********************************************************************************** Girl Scout Council of Greater Long Beach Choices 4040 Bellflower Blvd., P.O. Box 8215 Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 421-8456 FX: (562) 429-2751 http://www.gscglb.org Joyce Drew, ext. 229 Coordinator jdrew@gscglb.org An intensive after-school program for middle school girls with a focus on providing education regarding teen pregnancy, alternatives to gangs and drug abuse; available upon request at various middle schools. *********************************************************************************** Girl Scout Council of Greater Long Beach Discovery Program 4040 Bellflower Blvd., P.O. Box 8215 Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 421-8456 FX: (562)429-2751 http://www.gscglb.org Joyce Drew, ext. 229 Coordinator jdrew@gscglb.org An elementary-age program for girls to build skills, develop self-confidence and stimluate an interest in education through projects which include science exploration, sporting events, and crafts at various elementary schools, upon request. *********************************************************************************** Girls and Boys Town, USA 350 West Wardlow Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 427-1155 FX: (562) 595-1171 Beth Holder Runaway and Homeless Youth Specialist boystownlb@aol.com Daniel Rodriguez Runaway and Homeless Youth Specialist Marlita Hill Outreach Worker Emergency shelter for boys and girls ages 11-17. Provides community education and street outreach. Referrals from LA County DCFS. *********************************************************************************** Goals for Life Foundation Inc. 12433 East Lambert Rd. Whittier, CA 90606 PH: (562) 698-1501 FX: (562) 464-0834 http://www.gflonline.org Reggie Berry President rberry45@earthlink.net The Foundation works with disadvantaged youth from 7 to 24 to assist them in learning and implementing goal-setting approaches in their lives. Fee-based. *********************************************************************************** Guidance Center, The General Information 3711 N. Long Beach Blvd., Suite 500 & 600 Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 485-3085 FX: (562) 981-7569 Jenny Pak, Ph.D. Access Coordinator jpak@glbcgc.org The Guidance Center is a private, nonprofit community mental health agency that provides services for children, youth and families. Clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and case management staff are available to serve our clients and families. Many of our staff are bilingual. We accept Medi-Cal eligible clients. *********************************************************************************** Guidance Center, The Club M.O.R.E. Mentoring Program PH: (562) 485-3026 Liza Engeran, Ph.D. One-on-one community based mentoring program for youth, including ongoing training and support for mentors. Open to kids in counseling. *********************************************************************************** Guidance Center, The Miller House 2801 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90801 PH: (562) 424-4227 FX: (562) 424-6757 Gil Freitag, Ph.D. Program Manager Services provided to dually diagnosed children and adolescents through specialized groups, psychotherapy, and substance misuse education. Fee based/sliding scale, Medi-Cal eligibility. *********************************************************************************** Guidance Center, The North Long Beach Systems of Care 4343 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 427-6860 Lyn Walker Program Director A wraparound program provided for high-risk youth that includes K-12 education, counseling, and intensive services for child and family. Participants are referred through DCFS. *********************************************************************************** Healthy Kids Coalition General Information 2801 Atlantic Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 933-8015 Fran Chasen Director School based health care resources, preventative health care and education. LOCATIONS: Whittier Elementary, M-W, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m./Lincoln Elementary, Thurs., 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m./Webster Elementary, Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m./Harte Elementary, Wed., 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. *********************************************************************************** Healthy Kids Coalition Central Healthy Start at Poly Academy of Accelerated Learning 1545 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 218-4443 FX: (562) 218-0752 Charmaine Alvarado Coordinator, Central Facility calvarado@lbusd.k12.ca.us A LBUSD-based collaborative committed to improving the lives of children and families by creating a network of social and other support services that enhance a childs ability to learn and grow. Programs/services include: tutoring, health education, gang prevention, MediCal enrollment, parent education, and family & group therapy. *********************************************************************************** Healthy Kids Coalition West Healthy Start at Stephens Middle School 1830 West Columbia St. Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 424-7664 FX: (562) 426-7364 Dennis Windscheffel Coordinator, West Facility *********************************************************************************** International Center for Education and Sports (ICES) P.O. Box 3033 Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 434-5313 icessports.com Ed Robinson Director info@icessports.com Henry Lopez Program Director International Center for Education and Sports staffs after school programs at local schools and provides sports-related trainings and travel opportunities for youth. After school sports/mentoring program at Rogers and Stephens Middle Schools. Focus on developing soccer skills. *********************************************************************************** Interval House 6615 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 170 Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 594-9492 FX: (562) 596-3370 Carol Williams Executive Director admin@intervalhouse.org Lorena Ponce Youth Program Coordinator admin@intervalhouse.org Sharon Wie Projects Coordinator admin@intervalhouse.org Domestic violence and teen dating violence supportive services including shelter, counseling, legal advocacy, peer support, drama therapy, outreach education, prevention and 24-hour teen hotline. Volunteer opportunities for youth. Fee based/sliding scale. HOTLINE (562) 594-4555. *********************************************************************************** Junior Achievement (JA) 6250 Forest Lawn Dr. Los Angeles, CA 90068 PH: (323) 957-1818 ext. 131 http://www.jasocal.org Tina Foster tfoster@jasocal.org Dedicated to educating children about business and economics. JA programs span grades K-12, and are taught in class or after school. *********************************************************************************** Khmer Girls in Action (KGA) 1355 Redondo Ave., Ste. 9 Long Beach, CA 90804 PH: (562) 986-9415 FX: (562) 986-9416 Fam Saechao Community Organizer famsaechao@yahoo.com Khmer Girls in Action is a youth leadership and organizing project for Long Beach Khmer girls between the ages of 14 and 21. Participation is free. *********************************************************************************** Khmer Parent Association 3200 East 29th Street Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 595-5645 Chan Hapson After school program offering tutoring, homework assistance, computer classes, cultural dances and other services for Khmer-speaking families. *********************************************************************************** L.A. County Coastal Cluster Family Planning 1000 West Carson Torrance, CA 90502 PH: (310) 542-0200 FX: (310) 782-2924 Sally Strom Educator/Program Coordinator Clinics and health education services provided through the Department of Health Services. Workshops on topics such as Family Planning, Sex Education, First Visit to the OB/GYN, STD’s and other adolescent issues are available through professional speakers at sites upon request. *********************************************************************************** L.A. County Office of Education (LACOE) General Information 9300 Imperial Highway Downey, CA 90242 PH: (562) 803-8469 http://www.lacoe.edu David Flores Division Director Educational initiatives and support for local education administrations. DIVISION OF ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION: Educational Programs for students not maintaining attendance in local schools. CalSAFE: Educational support for pregnant and parenting teens. *********************************************************************************** L.A. County Office of Education (LACOE) Southern Alternative Education Center--Long Beach 325 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 983-3157 FX: (562) 983-1437 http://www.lacoe.edu Valerie Hunter Principal hunter_valerie@lacoe.edu General Information: (562) 922-6111 Provides independent study and all-day classroom options for students grades 7-12. *********************************************************************************** L.A. County Office of Education (LACOE) Department of Health Services Coastal Family Planning Clinics 1000 West Carson, N-35 Torrance, CA 90509 PH: (310) 542-0200 Sally Strom, BSE, OGPA Educator sallystr1@juno.com Provides clinic services to women in their reproductive years, including birth control, pregnancy, and STD/HIV. Also provides educational services. Fee or sliding scale. *********************************************************************************** L.A. County Office of Probation--Long Beach Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Program 9150 E. Imperial Highway Downey, CA 90402 PH: (562) 940-3541 Greg McCovey Cluster 4 Kevin Harvey Deputy Probation Officer, Jefferson Middle School (562) 438-9904, ext. 2300 Deputy probation officers on site at Long Beach middle and high school locations. Mental health services through The Guidance Center and NCADD. Mentoring Program for qualified students through Family Services of Long Beach and Richstone Family Centers. *********************************************************************************** L.A. County Office of Probation--Long Beach Prevention Services Office--Gang Alternative Prevention Program 415 West Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 491-5807 Minerva Casanas Supervising Deputy Probation Officer Elizabeth Gonzalez Deputy Probation Officer Special programs offer intensive supervision of youth 10 - 14 who are beyond parental control and at risk for drugs, alcohol, and crime. Informal probation, as a prevention program for incorrigible minors (601). *********************************************************************************** Long Beach BLAST (Better Learning After School Today) 957-1/2 Via Carmelitos Long Beach, CA 90805 PH: (562) 728-9200 FX: (562) 728-6800 www.lbblast.org BLAST aims to improve after school options for Long Beach youth by recruiting, screening, training, and placing college students and older adult volunteers in partnering after school programs. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach City College ( LBCC) Liberal Arts Campus 4901 East Carson St. Long Beach, CA 90808 PH: (562) 938-4205 http://www.lbcc.cc.ca.us Offers summer academic enrichment and after school programs. Grades 3-11, hours vary. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach City College (LBCC) A Woman Like Me Mentoring Program PH: (562) 938-4190 Janet Hund Coordinator Pairs college students with middle school-age girls for an eight-month mentoring program. Focus on career opportunities. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach City College (LBCC) Pacific Coast Campus 1305 East Pacific Coast Highway Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 938-4111 www.lbcc.cc.ca.us *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Community Day School Downtown Long Beach Community Day School 325 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 922-6111 (LACOE) Paul Gothold Principal LACOE-sponsored school for at-risk kids. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Community Education Center 2008 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 591-4869 http://www.lacoe.edu Josie Nava Primary Teacher A full-day program for youth on active probation, sponsored by LA County Office of Education. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Community Hispanic Association Centro C.H.A. Inc. 350 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 PH: (562) 570-4709 FX: (562) 570-4744 Jessica Quintana jessquintana@hotmail.com Provides health and education programs to the low-income Hispanic community. Serves 11- to 18-year-olds, free. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Community Services and Development Corporation 780 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 437-0681 FX: (562) 591-4612 Services and programs for low-income and court referred youth. Learning center with ESL and computer classes. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Council PTA 1515 Hughes Way, Suite 227 Long Beach, CA 90814 PH: (562) 997-8000 ext. 8046 Camie Dean (562) 429-7788 *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Marine Institute 6475 East Pacific Coast Hwy Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 431-7156 http://www.longbeachmarineinst.com Eugene Anderson Director eugene800@aol.com Promotes the preservation of the earth's marine environment through education, information, and recreation and enrichment activities. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Museum of Art 2300 East Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90803 PH: (562) 439-2119 FX: (562) 439-3587 http://www.lbma.org Victoria Damrel Director of Education and Visitor Services victoriad@lbma.org Sandy Winkler Education Assistant sandyw@lbma.org Dave Eaton Gallery Coordinator davee@lbma.org Education programs include Kidvisions, Music & Art for the Millenium, Toyota Children's Art Gallery, monthly Family Art-making workshops, and Eye Openers for Educators workshops and events. Free scheduled workshops throughout the year Call in advance for scheduling. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Nonprofit Partnership Workshops, Training, Resource Library, Consulting, Networking 3635 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach, CA 90807 PH: (562) 290-0018 FX: (562) 290-8018 http://lbnp.org Judy Ross Executive Director jross@lbnp.org The mission of the Long Beach Nonprofit Partnership (LBNP) is to impact the Greater Long Beach community by strengthening nonprofit organizations through leadership, education, and collaboration. We offer opportunities to make sustainable improvements in management systems and best practices through education, skill building and peer support. Services include workshops and training, philanthropy and nonprofit management library, monthly networking breakfasts and affinity group roundtables, information and referral, consulting and customized training. Quarterly newsletter and Web-based Charitable Events Calendar. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach School-Readiness Investment Project PH: (305) 908-2600 http://www.knightfdn.org Julia Van Program Associate William Broomfield (562) 570-4733 The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation primary grant-making focus in Long Beach (2001-2005) for improving school readiness in the 90806 zip code. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) General Information/School Phone Numbers LBUSD Headquarters, 1515 Hughes Way Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 997-8000 http://www.lbusd.k12.ca.us E-mail addresses are first letter of first name and (7) letters of last plus@lbusd.k12.ca.us ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS: Adams (562) 428-0202/Alvarado (562) 985-0019/Avalon (K-8) (310) 510-0790/Barton (562) 428-0555/Bethune (562) 435-2050/Birney (562) 427-8512/Bixby (562) 498-3794/Bryant (562) 498-3802/Buffum (562) 498-2431/Burbank (562) 439-0997/Burcham (562) 420-2685/Burnett (562) 595-9466/Burroughs (562) 426-8144/Butler (K-8) (562) 591-7477/Camp Hi-Hill (626) 797-3892/Carver (562) 420-2697/Cleveland (562) 420-7552/Cubberly (K-8) (562) 420-8810/Edison (562) 590-8481/Fremont (562) 439-6873/Gant (562) 430-3384/Garfield (562) 424-8167/Gompers (562) 925-2285/Grant (562) 428-4616/Harte (562) 428-0333/Henry (562) 421-3754/Holmes (562) 633-4427/Hudson (K-8) (562) 426-0470/International (562) 436-4420/Keller (562) 421-8851/Kettering (562) 598-9486/King (562) 428-1232/Lafayette (562) 426-7075/Lee (562) 494-5101/Lincoln (562) 599-5005/Longfellow (562) 595-0308/Los Cerritos (562) 595-6337/Lowell (562) 433-6757/MacArthur (562) 420-3588/Madison (562) 420-7731/Mann (562) 439-6897/McKinley (562) 630-6200/Monroe (562) 429-8911/Muir (562) 426-5571/Naples (562) 433-0489/Newcomb (K-8) (562) 493-3596/Powell (K-8) (310) 631-8794/Prisk (562) 598-9601/Riley (562) 420-9595/Robinson (K-8) (562) 492-6003/Roosevelt (562) 599-1888/Signal Hill (562) 426-8170/Stevenson (562) 437-0407/Sutter (562) 423-6451/Tincher (K-6) (562) 493-2636/Two Harbors (310) 510-0440/Tucker (562) 498-2324/Twain (562) 421-8421/Webster (562) 595-6568/Whittier (562) 599-6263/Willard (562) 438-9934. MIDDLE SCHOOLS: Bancroft (562) 425-7461/ /DeMille (562) 421-8424/Leticia Espinoza, Student Intervention Specialist (562) 460-8999/Franklin (562) 435-4952/Hamilton (562) 602-0302/Hill (562) 598-7611/Hoover (562) 421-1213/Hughes (562) 595-0831/Jefferson (562) 438-9904/Lindbergh (562) 422-2845/Marshall (562) 429-7013/Rogers (562) 434-7411/Stanford (562) 594-9793/Stephens (562) 595-0841/Washington (562) 591-2434. HIGH SCHOOLS: Avalon (K-12) (310) 510-0790/Cabrillo (562) 951-7700/Jordan (562) 423-1471/Lakewood (562) 425-1281/Millikan (562) 425-7441/Polytechnic (562) 591-0581/PAAL (562) 591-1381/Educational Partnership (562) 938-8606/Reid (562) 437-2851/Savannah Academy (562) 435-4682/Wilson (562) 433-0481. CHARTER SCHOOLS: Constellation Community Middle (562) 435-7181/Emerson Parkside Academy (562) 420-2631/New City Charter (562) 436-0689/Pacific Learning Center (562) 437-0681/Premiere Education Charter (562) 728-6683/Promise Academy (562) 423-3006. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Alternative Education and Student Support 235 East Broadway, Suite 800 Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 997-8000 FX: (562) 437-2464 http://www.lbusd.k12.ca.us Karen Hilburn, ext. 7141 Director khilburn@lbusd.k12.ca.us Michael Jules, ext. 7132 Debra Mahoney, ext. 7236 Social Worker Tory Cox, ext. 7244 Social Worker Noel Alpin, ext. 7250 Social Worker Guidance Opportunity Classes Alternative options for education of students with difficulties in full-service schools. Resources include Reid High School, Guidance Opportunity Classes, and school social workers and psychologists. Systems- based school social work interventions provided through social workers. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Attendance Service 235 E. Broadway, Suite 800 Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 997-7118 *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Business Department 1515 Hughes Way Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 997-8189 http://www.lbusd.k12.ca.us *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Career/Technical Education 3701 East Willow St. Long Beach, CA 90806 PH: (562) 989-7872 X 293 http://www.lbusd.k12.ca.us Matthew Saldana Director *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Cedar Education Center 1794 Cedar Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 PH: (562) 218-0493 http://www.lbusd.k12.ca.us Vicki Roberts Educator Mary Merrals Educator Community-based English tutoring program. Offers free English studies for parents at elementary schools, as well as free babysitting during class. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Communications and Community Relations 1515 Hughes Way Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 997-8250 FX: (562) 997-8294 http://www.lbusd.k12.ca.us Richard Van Der Laan Executive Director Chris Eftychiou Communications Coordinator For information and approval of information to be circulated throughout LBUSD. *********************************************************************************** Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Comprehensive Child Development (CCD) 1515 Hughes Way Long Beach, CA 90810 PH: (562) 595-5366 http://www.lb