For our schools to transform, our communities must be revitalized. For our communities to revitalize, our schools must be transformed. They are dependent on each other and Community Learning Centers are the link.
What is a Community Learning Center (CLC)?
Schools and the communities they serve are closely linked. Seldom does one succeed without the success of the other. That's why our CLCs support student achievement, enrich and revitalize communities, and maximize the community's return on their financial investment.
We are very proud to be a CLC and a neighborhood anchor. We strive to go beyond academics to focus on the whole child by serving as a hub for community services that are available to all students, their families and the entire community. We are able to offer a variety of services thanks to the collaboration and support of our many partners and the committed community of Price Hill.
Roberts Welcome Center is the supportive, multi-service center available to anyone in Cincinnati:
- Roberts Welcome Center provides assistance, resources and support services to all families in Greater Cincinnati.
- Some of these services include Family Talks, adult ESL classes, Spanish literacy and assistance with interpretation.
- Roberts Welcome Center provides families with information pertaining to finances and financial literacy, housing, employment concerns and needs and educational resources.
- The Center engages families in activities to strengthen their education, health, housing and family lives.
- Roberts Welcome Center is now home to the new Immigrant and Refugee Law Center, providing legal assistance for the families of Roberts Academy who are seeking advice and counsel around all issues pertaining to immigration, status, deportation and family matters.
Our Resource Coordinator
Tracy Power is the Hub Director for Roberts Academy.
The key component of a CLC is the partners who provide services and support. To manage and align these valuable partnerships, our full-time, on-site Hub Director, Tracy Power, plays an integral role in the success of the Community Learning Center.
To learn more about the services available at our school or how your company or organization can become a CLC partner or volunteer, please contact Tracy Power at (513) 363-4600 or via email.
Partners
Additional educational, after-school, and health support for students comes from:
- Community Learning Center Institute
- The Cincinnati Health Department School Health Program
- Cincinnati Early Learning Centers, Inc. (CELC)
- Central Clinic-Ready to Learn
- Catholic Charities
- Activities Beyond the Classroom (ABC) Enrichment Program
- Mentoring and tutoring partners
- Young Readers Program
- Adopt A Class
- FreeStore Foodbank Power Pack Program
And numerous others who are dedicated to the academic success of our students.