Teen City After-School Program - Hillside (Ages 12-15)
Offered by Boise Parks and Recreation →Free after-school programme for middle schoolers at Hillside Junior High, run by Boise Parks and Recreation. Runs the full school year.
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Age
Ages 12–15
Skill level
any
Schedule
Tuesday, Thursday
2:30 PM–5:30 PM
weekly
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:30-5:30 PM, Sep 15 2026 - May 13 2027. Free. Held at Hillside Junior High School; attached to Boise Parks and Recreation #358 as the operator, since the school has no business entry.
Cost
Free
Free. Registration through Boise Parks and Recreation.
Good to know
- Parents are welcome to join in
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