After School Program
After School Program — Parent Information
The details below apply specifically to the After School Program during the school year. Summer camps, break programs, and sports leagues have separate fees, hours, and registration.
- Membership cost
- After School Program: Youth membership $75/year (August–August). Teen membership (ages 13+): $20/year.
- Program costs
- After School Program session fees are listed on MyClubHub during registration, after membership is active.
- Hours
- After School Program hours: Monday–Thursday from 2:30 PM–7:00 PM and Fridays from 2:30 PM–6:00 PM. Not offered during summer or school breaks.
- Eligibility (age/grade)
- After School Program: kids in Grades K–12 (ages 5–18) with an active Club membership.
- Transportation
- After School Program: limited bus transportation from select Noblesville schools for $100 per semester per member — Semesters are August–December and January–May. Contact the Club for current routes. See the Parent/Member Handbook for additional details.
- Registration requirements
- Active annual membership is required before After School Program enrollment. Purchase membership on MyClubHub first, then register for the After School Program once membership is active.
After School Program
What Families Can Expect from the After School Program
The After School Program gives families reliable after-school care with homework support, enrichment, and recreation in a safe Club environment.
From the first bell to pickup, the After School Program keeps members engaged with structured activities, caring staff, and time with friends.
- Homework support
- Enrichment activities
- Physical activity and recreation
- Snacks and meals. Meals are only M and Th and require permission
Members in the After School Program receive structured support, time with friends, and opportunities to learn and play after the school day ends.
After School Program
After School Program Calendar
Key dates and schedule information for the After School Program during the school year.
After School Program
After School Program Activities and Clubs
These activities are offered during the After School Program. Sign-up and availability may vary by activity.
- Cooking Class We offer a Cooking Class for all ages! Classes teach safety in the kitchen and the basics of cooking. There is a limited number of 12 per class so sign up quickly! This program requires a permission form per semester for 12 and under. The teen class is offered year-round and does not require registration.
- Indiana Kids Indiana Kids focuses on homework help and tutoring. The program provides Club members with support, resources, and the guidance necessary to complete their homework and start the school day with a sense of confidence and ability. Members must meet guideline requirements, complete application, and be pre-tested. Open to members 1st grade to 8th grade. Please see the front counter for the application.
- Power Hour Power Hour: Making Minutes Count helps Club members ages 6-18 achieve academic success by providing homework help, tutoring and high-yield learning activities and encouraging members to become self-directed learners. Printed program materials include a resource guide for program coordinators, homework helpers and tutors and a poster-sized Power Points chart for tracking and rewarding participants’ progress.
- SMART Kids SMART Kids is a program designed for boys and girls from kindergarten to 8 years of age. It provides activities to develop respect for others, ability handle feelings, healthy habits, safety in all situations, and so much more!
- Triple Play The Triple Play program is an ongoing program to enhance the mind, body, and soul of members of all ages. The program targets healthy eating, lifestyles and maintaining an active body.
- Art Club In Art Club, members explore, create and review pieces of artwork. Members will be making pieces with advanced techniques as part of a series.
- Club Tech Skill Tech/Club Tech, Digital Arts Suite, and Game Tech are national Boys & Girls Club online courses. Members learn computer skills, how to create their own video game and take place in the Digital Arts Festival. These programs welcome members from ages 9-18 years old and will be scheduled throughout the school year.
- Tutoring Tutoring will be available for members who are needing assistance with a subject area or studying skills. Tutoring is NOT homework help. Open to members in grades K-12. Members must sign up. Tutoring spaces are scheduled based off of the tutor’s schedule and order the applications are received. Tutoring will take place Monday - Thursday between the hours of 3pm and 7pm. See Front Counter to register.
- Boys CLUB In the Boys CLUB program, we will talk and learn about what it means to become a "man." Such topics we will discuss are: dating and relationships, responding to authority, building self-esteem, and resistance to drugs, alcohol, and tobacco. There will be time for sports and talk time too!
- Smart Girls Smart Girls is a club that is strictly for girls ages 10-12. Girls participate in problem solving and role playing as well as open forum. Members learn how to cope with the changes in their life at this time. Smart Girls also offers field trips and other activities.
- Smart Moves Smart Moves is a drug and alcohol prevention program, however this program is not limited to just drug & alcohol prevention. We discuss a variety of topics that relate to children of their age and run activities that promote self-esteem, teamwork and goal setting. Open to members ages 10-12.
- Torch Club Torch Club is a small group of Club members ages 10 to 12. Torch members elect officers and plan/implement their own activities and projects. Members will receive rewards based on points they earn by doing specific activities (community service, fundraising, etc.). Torch Club is chartered by Boys & Girls Clubs of America. There is a fantastic field trip at the end of the school year if earned!
- Keystone Club Keystone Club is a chartered leadership and service club. Keystoners elect officers and implement activities in six areas: service to the club and community, character and leadership development,education and career exploration, unity, free enterprise and social recreation. For any off site volunteering, teens will need a signed permission slip. Members must be 13 and older.
- STEM BGCN is committed to providing opportunities in programming within science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). We offer innovative and creative programs and resources for our members to advance STEM knowledge and increase interest in STEM-related careers. With clubs that channel natural curiosity into the design process inherent in the arts, BGCN's STEM program empowers youth to create new solutions to real-world challenges. This project-based approach develops critical thinking and problem-solving.
- Lyricism 101 Lyricism 101 is a program designed to cultivate and amplify the powerful, formidable voices of Club teens. Recognizing the power of literary arts, Lyricism 101 positions Club members as torchbearers and experts in the ancient oral poetic traditions that continue to thrive around the world. The program gives teens an opportunity to tell their stories, build community and express their artistic visions through the music of hip-hop culture and the culture of the cipher
After School Program
After School Program — Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about membership, registration, and participation in the After School Program.
Create an account on MyClubHub to register for membership, transportation, school breaks, and sports programs. The portal allows you to manage your child's account information, program registrations, and communication from our BGCN team.
There is no "monthly cost". Just a membership fee of $75 is good for the school year. Teen memberships, ages 13-19, are only $20 for the school year.
2:30PM - 7PM from Monday through Thursday and from 2:30PM - 6PM on Fridays. The Teen Center is open from 4PM - 7PM Monday through Thursday and from 4PM - 6PM on Fridays.
No. Due to our program offerings and the structure of our daily activities, children who have not attended Kindergarten would not benefit from our program. Children must be attending Kindergarten or have been in Kindergarten.
No. We serve all of Hamilton County and welcome youth from outside of Noblesville to join our programs.
Yes. There is a youth development professional per area and full-time staff members who monitor the building. We have one main entrance/exit that is monitored by the front counter staff. We encourage all parents/guardians to read our policies and procedures regarding this topic in the Parent/Member Handbook. Please feel free to take advantage of the free one-day visitor pass to see if we are a good fit for your child.
After-school transportation will be offered to Club members only. Each day after school, members can be transported to the Club by bus via BGCN, a partnership with Noblesville Schools, or a contracted charter service. A $100 transportation fee per member is required for both the first and second semesters. Transportation is not guaranteed, and seats are available on a first come first serve basis. Transportation is optional. Please reference the Parent/Member Handbook for additional details.
Yes. We will operate on the Noblesville Schools calendar. Hours and extra fees may vary, so look for information in the weeks before breaks. For out-of-school times and school break care, visit our School Break Programs page.
BGCN offers youth and high school sports programs. Basketball, Volleyball, and Cheer are offered throughout the program year for an additional fee. Our Boys & Girls Club Community Center houses all of our sports programs. Register through MyClubHub after membership is active.
BGCN is on Facebook and Instagram, and we encourage all parents/guardians to join our Text Club by texting BGCN at 317-972-9800. It's a great way to stay updated with events, alerts, closings, and discounts. See the front counter for details. Hours and notices are posted on social media pages, sent out to the text club, and posted on our website.
After School Program Registration
Follow these steps to enroll in the After School Program. Active annual membership is required before After School Program registration on MyClubHub.
Open the MyClubHub tutorial for step-by-step videos and the PDF guide. Contact our team if you need help with account access or registration.
Create or log in to MyClubHub
Set up your family account on the Club registration portal.
Purchase an annual membership
Each child needs an active annual membership. This step is required before any program registration.
Confirm membership is active
Program registration stays locked until membership is processed. You cannot register for programs until membership is active.
Enroll in your program
Once membership is active, browse available sessions and complete enrollment and payment online.