9th grade is a year of transition
find new passions
confront new challenges
explore new ideas
RISE is an opportunity to
Participants prepare to enter the Leader in Training program
9th grade is a year of transition
find new passions
confront new challenges
explore new ideas
RISE is an opportunity to
Participants prepare to enter the Leader in Training program
9th Grade RISE Program
Our 9th Grade RISE program (Realizing Interests through Support and Exploration) is open to all 9th graders who have participated in the Camp Harbor View summer session. Our goal is to help program participants as they begin high school by offering mentoring, skill-based workshops, and exploration of college and career options. By offering a multi-faceted program, we aim to fill a critical gap as 9th graders confront new challenges in their first year of high school.
This program is designed to be broad, offering an array of experiences that expose participants to new skills, learning opportunities, and options for their future, while emphasizing a strong sense of community and the full support of Camp Harbor View.
PROGRAM FEATURES
- Monday or Tuesday after school programming including homework help, mentoring, and enrichment opportunities.
- Monthly Saturday workshops are focused on high school preparedness, foundational leadership skills, college exposure, and career exploration. These workshops are designed to be introductory, opening the eyes of each young person to an array of skills and opportunities as they enter high school and prepare for 10th-12th grade.
- Preparation for the three-year Camp Harbor View Leader in Training program for teens in grades 10-12.
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
- Monday or Tuesday after school programming including homework help, one-on-one support, and time with peers. Participants are placed in one of two cohorts and either attend Monday night or Tuesday night programs throughout the school year.
- Monthly Saturday workshops.
LOCATION
The Camp Harbor View center is located at
46 Plympton Street
Boston, MA 02118
The center is accessible via several public transportation options:
– Silver line SL4 or SL5 from Downtown Crossing (Union Park stop)
– Route 8 bus from Dudley Station (East Newton Street stop)
– Approximately 15 minute walk from Orange line (Back Bay station)
HOURS
The center is open Monday through Thursday from
3:00-7:00 PM
for the programs listed, and by appointment for family and one-on-one support.