- Commonwealth Main Branch
- Commonwealth School Branch
- Richman Branch
- Valencia Park Branch
Commonwealth Main Branch Branch Director: Eddie Hernandez |
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Our Main Branch, located on West Commonwealth has been a part of Fullerton for more than 50 years. Our largest Branch offers youth lots of things to do. A gymnasium is home to a great youth basketball league and our gamesroom entertains with 2 pool tables, ping pong, fooz ball and more. Power Hour, a core program that offers homework help takes place in our club's learning room. Branch Director Eddie Hernandez makes sure there are plenty of things to keep our members busy!
One of things that makes the Main Branch unique is its teen center. The teens have their own sanctuary within the club where they can hang out in a safe environment, under the staffs' watchful eyes!
Remember - Print Out our 2007-2008 School Year Transportion Program Brochure which details our program which starts Tuesday, September 4, 2007. Print out the form
We would like to congratulate Christian Aragon for being honored as the 2007 Youth of the Year for the Commonwealth Main Branch
Commonwealth School Branch Branch Director: Russ Kazmierczak, Jr. |
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The Commonwealth School Branch, on the campus of Commonwealth Elementary, proudly serves members ages 6-12 with character-building before and after school programs. These programs include Power Hour, which is a period of academic enrichment and homework help, and a multitude of daily athletic, recreational, and artistic activities.
Please call 871-5428 or e-mail csb_bgcf@hotmail.com for more information about our program and upcoming special events.
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Brenda's Cheer Club |
2008 Youth of the Year Awards |
SPECIAL EVENTS: In January, the American Heart Association visited us and facilitated a yoga workshop, teaching us the importance of health and fitness! In January and February, we celebrated three of our Staffs' birthdays, Bree, Ruthie, and Brenda, for whom our cheerleaders created a special presenation. On Friday, February 22, the Club honored its Youth of the Year during our annual formal awards ceremony.
Congradulations to Chase Mallard for being honored as the 2007 Youth of the Year for the Commonwealth School Branch.
Richman Branch Branch Director: Michael Lozano |
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Our Richman Branch is also our Transportation hub. With over 25 schools in Fullerton, the Richman Branch picks our members up from 23 school and drops them off at the Club. For more information regarding our transportation program, please contact Michael Lozano at 714-992-2933
Located at the corner of Richman Avenue and Truslow, the Richman branch offers an array of activities focusing on the areas of character and leadership development, the arts, sports and fitness, and recreation.
Remember - Print Out our 2007-2008 School Year Transportion Program Brochure which details our program which starts Tuesday, September 4, 2007. Print out the form
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Fullerton-Richman Branch would like to Congratulate Hannah Craaybeek for being selected as our 2007 Youth of Year!
Core Areas
Arts & Crafts Our Art Programs offer members the opportunity to express themselves creatively through a variety of media, including paints, pastels and clay. Young artists from our Club have even had their work exhibited in local coffee shops!
Athletics Our Club provides members a safe place to play any sport, from soccer to street hockey. During the summertime, the Club offers *Jr. NBA Basketball, RBI Baseball and many Club-wide Tournaments.
Kinder Care Our Kinder Care Program runs daily from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. and offers a small group ratio of about 1:10. Our young members go to the park on a regular basis, and are in every single Core area that the Club has to offer.
Social Recreation Our Gamesroom is fully equipped with a pool table, providing a positive, recreational environment where members can just hang out with their friends.
Technology Center Our Tech lab is fully equipped with age-appropriate programs so our members can develop successful computer skills. Members will also acquire hands-on experience with digital arts.
Pre-Teen Center Richman Branch hosts members ages 11-15 in its Pre-teen Center, equipped and host to character and leadership programs like Torch Club, Leaders in Training, and Junior Staff Career Development.
Valencia Park Branch Branch Director: Raymond Valiente |
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The Valencia Park Branch offers an After School program that runs daily fun-filled and exciting programs and activities for youth ages 5-12 who attend Valencia Park Elementary School. Once our members are dismissed from school, they all gather at the schools lunch benches where they are given a snack provided by the Fullerton School District. After Snack Time, the Club members are taken into classrooms where they complete one hour of homework (Power Hour). After Power Hour, our 5 Core Areas open and the day rolls along.
Congratulations to Efrain Amezcua for being honored as the 2007 Youth of the Year for the Valencia Park Branch!