Free FYI+ after-school program enrolling Las Cruces students

FYI+ is enrolling Las Cruces students in a free after-school program offering tutoring, STEM activities, arts, wellness and family events.

Free FYI+ after-school program enrolling Las Cruces students
FYI+ is enrolling Las Cruces students in a free after-school program offering tutoring, STEM activities, arts and wellness programming. (Graphic by ChatGPT using a provided source image.)

The program is open to students in kindergarten through 12th grade and includes tutoring, STEM activities, arts and wellness programming

Organ Mountain News report

LAS CRUCES - FYI+ is enrolling Las Cruces students in a free after-school program offering tutoring, creative activities and other support for children and teens.

The Out-of-School Time After School Program is open to students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Space is limited by grade level.

The program includes tutoring and homework help, STEM activities, arts and creative projects, yoga and wellness activities, family events and workshops.

FYI+ said the program also connects participating youth and families with community activities, partnerships and other local resources.

Programming is offered Monday through Thursday. Elementary school students attend from 3:15 to 5 p.m., while middle school programming runs from 4:15 to 6 p.m.

The flyer does not list separate hours for high school students, though it states students through 12th grade are welcome.

FYI+ flyer promoting a free Las Cruces after-school program for students in grades K-12 with tutoring, STEM, arts, wellness and family activities.
FYI+ is enrolling Las Cruces students in a free after-school program for children and teens in kindergarten through 12th grade. (Courtesy graphic / FYI+)

Families can enroll through FYI+’s online registration form.

Questions can be directed to program supervisor Bri Borunda at bborunda@fyinm.org or 575-277-4384.

FYI+ is located at 118 S. Main St. in Las Cruces. Families also may call 575-556-1608 or email lavidaproject@fyinm.org.

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