Educational Advocates Student Extracurricular Activities - Boston

Boston Area Student Extracurricular Activities

Boston’s students, both local and online, engage in diverse extracurriculars, ranging from robotics clubs and volunteering to virtual art and coding websites.

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  • Watertown Children's Theatre (WCT)

    We offer a variety of programs, including musicals, plays, after-school and year-round classes, vacation camps, and weekend workshops.

  • 826 Boston - After School Writing and Tutoring Program - in Roxbury, MA

    Students work one-on-one with trained tutors to complete homework, read aloud, & embark on publishing their writing.

  • A Plus Program - Writing Workshops

    We are proud to offer writing workshops for students in Boston, MA, and the surrounding areas.

  • Boston Anthenaeum - Events & Programs

    We are a member-supported library, museum, & cultural center with rare books, art, & events, open to all.

  • National History Day in MA

    National History Day allows 6–12th graders to explore history through research and creative projects on a topic of their choice.

  • History Cambridge Corps Volunteer - in Cambridge, MA

    Join History Cambridge Corps to share untold stories! Volunteer to research, write, and amplify Cambridge’s hidden histories.

  • Commonwealth Corporation - Youth Works

    YouthWorks is a state-funded program that helps teens and young adults build skills and gain experience for lasting employment.

  • The Education Cooperative - Internship Certificate Program - in East Walpole, MA

    The TEC Internship Certificate Program offers hands-on career exploration for junior and senior high school students.

  • North End Music and Performing Arts Center

    NEMPAC’s Teen Interns mentor younger students in arts programs, helping to develop essential leadership and interpersonal skills.

  • futureBOS

    futureBOS connects high school students with job opportunities to help them find the right fit.

  • Mass Clean Air and Energy Center - Technical Trades Work and Learning Program

    A program that offers vocational students paid, hands-on experience in the clean energy sector year-round.

  • The Actors’ Studio of Newburyport – Youth Acting Classes

    Acting & writing classes include cold reading, improv, scene study, monologue coaching, & more, led by founder Marc Clopton.

  • SpeakEasy Stage Company – Teen Acting Classes

    A nonprofit theater in Boston’s South End, producing bold new plays & musicals while supporting local, emerging artists & youth.

  • Apollinaire Play Lab

    Youth classes in acting, dance, and visual art. Scholarships are available to ensure access regardless of financial need.

  • Wheelock Family Theatre at Boston University

    At Wheelock Family Theatre, family theatre means smart, engaging entertainment for all ages, welcoming both related and chosen family.

  • One Love Sports Camp

    We offer five different programs that provide a range of academic, leadership and sports-based opportunities for young people of all ages.

  • Fine Arts Work Center - in Provincetown, MA

    We are an artist-led organization that supports artistic freedom & nurtures creative connections with a wide variety of events.

  • Write Boston - Teens in Print After School Program

    Students who join our program connect with peers from across Boston, learn about writing & media, & publish writing on our website.

  • Mass Poetry

    We provide a weekly writing & performance workshop series for teens led by Mass Poetry’s Poetry Coalition Fellow Anthony Febo.

  • BPL - Parker Hill Writing Group - in Roxbury, MA

    Join us for a monthly gathering of writers dedicated to honing their craft, exploring new ideas, & sharing their works in progress.

  • Arlington Children's Theatre

    Arlington Children’s Theatre creates high-quality theatrical experiences for children ages 7-18 with productions and workshops.

  • Stoneham Theatre’s Young Company

    The Young Company program offers theatre education for students in grades 1–10 with hands-on performance experience.

  • Concord Youth Theatre

    Concord Youth Theatre empowers young people with live theater, fostering community through performance and education.

  • Kidstock! Creative Theater

    Kidstock! Creative Theater is dedicated to a unique approach in education through the performing arts for children of all ages.

  • The Company Theatre

    The Company Theatre fosters inclusive creative expression, welcoming people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities on stage.

  • Drama Studio

    The Drama Studio offers weekly classes and the opportunity to participate in performances for youth ages 9-18.

  • The Barrow Group Online Performing Arts Classes

    Online acting classes for youth in acting, musical theatre, monologues, and film/TV, taught by award-winning professionals.

  • Performing Arts Workshops: Online After School Acting

    Online classes covering improv, speech/dialects, theater games, acting techniques, and acting for the camera.

  • NaNoWriMo's Young Writers Program

    Aspiring teen authors can set goals, track progress, & write their own novel during National Novel Writing Month!

  • Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

    We celebrate creative teens by providing opportunities to showcase their work in art, writing, & more.

  • Workshops - Lighthouse Writers

    Online creative writing workshops, led by expert instructors. Hone your craft and connect with fellow writers.

  • Museum of African American History Educational Programs

    Uses historic sites and collections to link colonial and early African American history to broader human rights themes.

  • Historic New England's School and Youth Programs

    Engaging multidisciplinary programs that use historical resources to enrich student learning, with many options available virtually.

  • The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: Courses

    Discover courses & resources on American history from the Gilder Lehrman Institute, perfect for students & history enthusiasts.

  • PBS Learning Media

    Explore free world history resources for grades 9-12 on PBS LearningMedia, covering key events, cultures, & global perspectives.

  • Bay State Games

    Olympic-style competition for amateur athletes in Massachusetts, with summer & winter games promoting growth, education, and fitness.

  • One Love Sports

    Accessible sports programs empowering Boston youth through athletics and academics, building confidence, skills, and sportsmanship.

  • The BASE

    Year-round baseball, basketball, and softball training and games that promote hard work and a culture of success among youth.

  • SquashBusters

    SquashBusters empowers under-served youth as students, athletes, and citizens to help them recognize and achieve their full potential.

  • Boston Parks and Recreation Department (BPRD) Free Sports Clinics

    The central hub for everything Youth Sports in Boston. Our mission is to bring the city together through sports.

  • Viking Sports After-School Programs

    Offers fun, active after-school programs like soccer, basketball, Zumba, and more to help kids stay active and build social skills.

  • Boston Public Schools (BPS) Middle School Athletics Program

    Middle school athletics program lets students join basketball, track, and volleyball, building athletic skills, teamwork, and pride.

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