Our Programs

Our program provides opportunities for children to thrive, and support the role of families in nurturing their development.

Programs & Services

Serving 109 Children

Ages 12 months – 5 years

Serving 250+ Children

Ages 6-12 years

Serving 70 Children

Ages 13-18 years

Serving 400 Children

Ages 6 – 12 years

Serving all families in our programs

Early Learning Program

Finding reliable high-quality childcare that is also affordable is a rare combination. The unfortunate reality is that children who live in homes with insufficient financial resources start school at a disadvantage in terms of skills, behaviors, and health at higher rates than their more economically advantaged peers. Thus, our goal is to provide quality early education for under-resourced children so they enter Kindergarten ahead of, or academically competitive with their peers. This is important because a child’s earliest years of education are the most critical and have the highest impact on establishing success in life.

Our Early Learning program emphasizes meeting six developmental domains:

Toddler Program at Barbara D. Smith Building

Our Toddler program serving 12 months to 3 years, emphasizes meeting the basic acquisition of language, and social-emotional skills at the appropriate developmental milestones.

Available Monday through Friday 7:30 am to 5:30 pm at our Main Campus.

For More Information Please Call Wanda at 561-276-0520 ext. 204

Preschool Program at Charlotte Carleton Building

Ages 3 to 5 years

The Preschool Program, serving 3 to 5-year-olds, focuses on school readiness using an evidence-based, outcome-driven curriculum.  Available Monday through Friday 7:30 am to 5:30 pm at our Main Campus. For More Information Please Call Vanessa at 561-276-0520 ext. 202

Apply Online for Child Care Assistance through School Readiness (SR) and Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) education

Florida’s School Readiness Program (SR) offers financial assistance to eligible low-income families for early education and care so they can become financially self-sufficient and their young children can be successful in school in the future. Services vary based on individual needs and range from extended day care to after-school and school-age care in some instances.

Florida’s Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program (VPK) is a free educational program that prepares 4-year-olds for kindergarten and beyond. Children must live in Florida and be 4 on or before September 1 of the school year they enroll. Parents of 4-year-olds with special needs have an option outside the classroom setting ‒ VPK Specialized Instructional Services (VPK-SIS).

For more information, please call Wanda at 561-276-0520 x 204

Out-of-School Programs

Our Out-of-School Program promotes early and consistent academic success in school and provides continuity of care for children from Kindergarten through 5th grade. ACCF has a well-rounded out-of-school time experience where children participate in programmatic offerings in the areas of Scholastic Achievement, Healthy Lifestyles, The Arts, STEAM, and Social-Emotional Learning. This includes daily homework assistance and a wide variety of clubs and activities for creative expression and skill building. Students may choose to participate in clubs and activities including music, drumline, step & dance, art, drama, STEAM activities, and sports programming.

The Out-of-School program is available on 3 campuses from 2:00 pm to 6:30 pm Monday through Friday on school days, and 7:30 am to 5:30 pm on school holidays and breaks

Family Resource Center on our Main Campus

For more information, please contact Ms. Audrey:

agammage@delraychild.org

561-276-0520 x 200

Pine Grove Elementary

For more information, please contact Ms. Mitchell

Tmitchell@delraychild.org

561-884-3495

Village Academy

For more information, please contact Ms. Claudinette 

cdorvil@delraychild.org

561-350-1559

Afterschool at Family Resource Center

Ages 5 to 14 years

The extended learning program is located in the Morton Downey Family Resource Center (FRC) on the main campus. We promote early and consistent academic success in school and provide continuity of care for children through 5th grade. The Afterschool Program is open from 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, 11AM to 6:30 PM on half days, and 7:30AM to 5:30PM on school holidays and breaks.

ACCF has designed a well-rounded out of school time experience where children participate in programmatic offerings in the areas of Scholastic Achievement, Healthy Lifestyles, The Arts, and Social Emotional Learning. This includes daily homework assistance and a wide variety of clubs and activities for creative expression and skill building. Students may choose to participate in clubs and activities including music, drumline, dance, art, drama, STEM activities, and sports programming.

The FRC features the James Lippingwell Computer Lab, a recording studio, a library, study rooms, art center, performing arts stage, gym, and multiple playground areas. Hot meals and snacks are provided daily at no additional charge. The extended learning program serves youth in grades K through 5th from 12 elementary schools. Direct school bus routes, with drop-off and pick-up, provide door-to-door service, and guarantees children’s attendance.

For more information, please call Dana Morgenstern at 561-276-0520 or email dmorgenstern@delraychild.org.

Afterschool at Pine Grove Elementary

Ages 5 to 12 years

The out of school time program runs from 2PM to 6:30 PM on school days, 11AM to 6:30 PM on half days, and 7:30AM to 5:30PM on school holidays and breaks. Youth participate in programmatic offerings in the areas of Scholastic Achievement, Healthy Lifestyles, The Arts, and Social Emotional Learning.

For more information, please call 561-266-1100

Afterschool at Village Academy

Ages 5 to 12 years

The out of school time program serves Village Academy youth in grades K through 8th. The program runs from 2PM to 6:30 PM on school days, 11AM to 6:30 PM on half days, and 7:30AM to 5:30PM on school holidays and breaks.

ACCF has designed a well-rounded out-of-school-time experience where youth participate in programmatic offerings in the areas of Scholastic Achievement, Healthy Lifestyles, The Arts, and Social-Emotional Learning. This includes programming that emphasizes good moral character and making positive choices. Clubs, activities, and field trips offer cultural enrichment, leadership opportunities, and peer bonding.

For more information, please call Erica Tigner at 561-901-7276 or email etigner@delraychild.org

Teen Program

Ages 13 to 18 years

The Teen Program operates six days a week, offering local students in grades 6-12 a variety of enrichment activities designed to boost self-esteem, academic success, decision-making skills, healthy living, college preparedness, and career readiness. Through fun and engaging learning experiences, we keep teens involved in activities that foster practical skills applicable beyond the classroom. Participants enjoy project-based STEM exercises, health and wellness sessions, college readiness training, and financial literacy workshops. Additionally, our program emphasizes restorative justice, social-emotional learning, peer mentoring, and community service; all aimed at nurturing positive relationships within the community. Teens also have the opportunity to relax and pursue their interests. In addition to our award-winning step team, teens also have access to art studios, computer labs, audio engineering, video games, ping pong, outdoor sports, field trips, and more!

Family Support

The comprehensive Family Support Program works collaboratively with youth programming by working with our parents to strengthen their knowledge, skills, and confidence. By engaging and educating our families, we assist them in strengthening their protective factors as well as increasing their knowledge of community resources.

Monthly workshops are offered at ACCF. Our workshops cover a variety of topics that increase our parents’ knowledge, skills, or capacity – all of which have been identified as important to the parents. Among the topics are: Financial Literacy, Parenting Best Practices, Behavioral Health, Drowning Prevention, and School Choice, to name a few.

We have a behavioral health component within the program that allows a Licensed Clinician to serve as crisis management support and provide behavior management strategies.

For more information, please call Guerdy Israel, at 561-276-0520 x302 or email gisrael@delraychild.org

Summer Camp

Ages 5 to 12 years

During our Summer Camp Program, we are committed to creating memorable experiences for all campers with nine weeks of non-stop fun! We have an exciting selection of activities, theme weeks, and field trips planned to focus on sports, performing arts, and STEAM. There is a daily reading and learning component to directly combat the summer learning slide. Free breakfast, lunch, and snack are served daily and included in each registration. We partner with the community to host special events on-site to continually engage children in new activities that are enriching and fun.

Summer Camp is available Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm on our three campuses.

Family Resource Center on our Main Campus

For more information, please contact Ms. Audrey: 561-276-0520 x 200 agammage@delraychild.org

Pine Grove Elementary

For more information, please contact Ms. Krystal

kpayne@delraychild.org

561-884-3495

Village Academy

For more information, please contact Ms. Claudinette: 

561-350-1559

cdorvil@delraychild.org

Palm Beach Youth Services Scholarship

The Summer Camp Scholarship Program provides full-tuition and fees for summer camp for children residing in families with income at or below 185​% of Federal Poverty Guidelines. It allows parents to work with the knowledge that their children are safe. It gives children educational and recreational opportunities for growth. Parents may choose from participating camps in Palm Beach County.

*Achievement Centers and The City of Delray Beach is not affiliated with or endorsed by the School Board of Palm Beach County or Pine Grove/Village Academy and the events/activities hosted by Achievement Centers on Pine Grove Elementary and Village Academy premises pursuant to a cooperative agreement shall not be constructed as being conducted, funded, hosted, or sponsored by the School Board or Pine Grove Elementary and Village Academy on behalf of Achievement Centers. The School Board and Pine Grove Elementary and Village Academy undertake no responsibility for supervising or monitoring Achievement Centers programs/events/activities and will not be liable for any and all actions of Achievement Centers on Pine Grove Elementary and Village Academy’s premises.