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Reading Program (Reaching New Heights)   

Job Connections    Summer Programming    



Reaching New Heights Reading Program



This is an after-school reading program for children in the second through fourth grades who need extra support developing their reading skills. The program is a collaboration with the Perrysburg School District and is coordinated by Diann Toffler, a teacher at Perrysburg Schools.

During the school year, up to 32 children from across the Perrysburg School District are enrolled. Our reading coordinator annually recruits, trains and oversees approximately 30 to 40 volunteers who provide each child with one-on-one intervention, four days per week, throughout the school year. 

The program helps with reading, reading comprehension, and homework help in a safe and fun environment. Students show increased reading ability equivalent to at least one academic year, as well tangible enhancements in self-esteem, peer interactions, classroom behaviors, and academic performance. 

Please contact the center if interested in volunteering as a mentor for the program. 

[email protected] or 419-874-4529

                                                 Diann Toffler the Reading Program Supervisor                                                 

                    

  



Job Connections 


Job Connections is a program for high school aged students established in collaboration with the Perrysburg School District to ensure that all students gain:

 - independent living skills 

 - employment skills to achieve their greatest potential after high school.

The program is carried out at the Perrysburg Heights Community Center, Monday through Thursday.

Students from Perrysburg Schools participate each academic year.

The program provides them with real world experiences such as learning how to prepare meals independently, shopping for daily needs, and learning clerical skills through office training. Ultimately, the program strives to instill confidence in the young adults. The Perrysburg Schools oversee the program.       

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Enrichment Program 

  

Currently 25 students are enrolled. The After-School Enrichment Program in Perrysburg Heights is a beacon of educational support for students beyond regular school hours. Open Tuesday through Thursday, the program caters to all Perrysburg Heights Community students and those identified by the Perrysburg Schools Social Work team.

Program Highlights:

  1. Academic Support:
    • Tutors and educators provide homework help and additional learning activities.
    • Small-group sessions and one-on-one interactions address specific academic challenges.
  2. Social-Emotional Development:
    • Engaging activities, group discussions, and workshops promote self-expression and essential life skills.
    • Fosters positive relationships and overall well-being.
  3. Inclusive Community Engagement:
    • Open to all Perrysburg Heights Community students and those identified by the Social Work team.
    • Encourages inclusivity and a sense of community.

 The After-School Enrichment Program exemplifies community commitment to comprehensive student support. Through academic assistance, social-emotional development, and a nurturing environment, it empowers students and lays the foundation for future success. This program showcases the collaborative effort between the community and the school system, investing in the education and well-being of every student.

 


SUMMER CAMP

 

Another amazing summer at PHCA filled with laughter, smiles, growth and friendships. 

We danced, we sang, we learned about instruments and sports. We got three lessons from MyPlate discussing the importance of a healthy eating and an active lifestyle.  

We spread kindness everyday at PHCA over the summer, but spent a whole week talking about the different ways to be kind and the effects of words and actions have on one another. 

We were visited by local organizations such as the Girl Scouts, Wood County Hospital, and the Wood County Health Department. Our campers participated in a variety of activities including team building exercises, summer wellness lessons, and career exploration activities.

We also took a trip to the Perrysburg Pool, local shops in downtown Perrysburg, and the planetarium in Bowling Green. We'll finish the summer program with a farewell festival with a lot of fun activities. 

 

                                  

 



Other PHCA Programs

 

🎉 Community Events & Activities

PHCA hosts and supports a variety of events throughout the year that encourage community engagement and connection. These include:

  • Open gym events for community members
  • Seasonal and holiday events, including our annual Halloween celebration
  • Neighborhood clean-up initiatives to support and beautify the community

👉 Please visit our Calendar page for a full list of upcoming events and activities.

📚 Adult Educational Opportunities

PHCA is proud to partner with Penta Career Center to offer a GED program at the community center, providing accessible educational opportunities for community members.

To learn more or register, please contact Penta at 419-661-6501.

🏀 Facility Use & Community Partnerships

The Perrysburg Heights Community Center serves as a shared space for a variety of sports programs, community groups, and private events. Our gym and surrounding grounds are regularly used for athletic programming, celebrations, and gatherings that bring people together.

Organizations and groups that utilize our facility include:

  • Greater Toledo Football Club (GTFC)
  • Perrysburg Soccer Club
  • Youth Basketball Programs
  • Perrysburg Twirling Sophisticates

In addition to organized programming, the facility is available for events such as graduation parties and family gatherings.

👉 Interested in renting our facility?

 

                                                                                                              


  • Image of Chief Daniel O. Paez

    "The [PHCA] has a history of providing access to valuable after school educational and recreational programs for Perrysburg community children. These programs assist students with educational development and performance but more importantly provide positive reinforcement and encouragement towards becoming productive and successful members of the commmunity. As the Chief of Police of the City of Perrysburg, I applaud and support the Perrysburg Heights Community Association in their efforts"

    Chief Daniel O. Paez

    City of Perrysburg Police Division

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  • Image of Mark Hetrick

    "Over the course of 26 years, this organization, historically comprised of a broad base of board members and volunteers from the surrounding community, has made a profound difference for countless children and families through the wide range of services that it has provided, most notably the after-school educational intervention and support services provided to disadvantaged and at-risk youth in our community."

    Mark Hetrick

    Perrysburg Township Police Department

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