After School Program

Two young girls with brown hair and wearing blue shirts are smiling and playing together at a table. A large poster of a cartoon duck with a pink bow and purple striped background is behind them.

Local school teachers recommend Doxa’s after-school program. We provide more individualized and specialized teaching than the public schools can offer.

Beyond the Classroom

In Mexico, school is only half-day so there can be a lack of discipline and mentorship around homework time. Doxa’s after-school program is a constant touch-point with students and their families each week to track how they are doing in school and solve any issues before they grow unmanageable. This is an integral part of student success because most schools in Mexico are only half-day. Without any structured or dedicated space and time to accomplish homework, many students use up their afternoons playing in the street or getting into other less productive activities.

When kids arrive at Doxa’s community center for after-school program, they get right to work. Kids are divided up by grade level with specialized tutors to attend to them in groups. They have access to computers, supplies, and dedicated space to complete their studies.

Once homework is completed, then they can play outside. Doxa’s after-school program also doubles as a safe, respectful, and honoring space to play games.

Three young girls smiling and posing with their arms around each other inside a colorful room with yellow walls, green stairs, and a spiral staircase.
A boy in a blue shirt and black pants playing soccer outdoors on a dirt field, kicking a green and white soccer ball.
Two young girls sitting in a hammock, one looking at the camera and smiling, the other making a playful face, outdoors with adults and children in the background.
Two young girls with pink hair ties stand on a dirt ground, looking over a makeshift wooden fence in a rural area with mountains in the background. There are old tires and debris nearby, and the scene suggests a modest neighborhood.
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