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The Providence After School Alliance (PASA) received a prestigious grant from the Barr Foundation for $300,000 to work with the Providence Public School Department (PPSD) and two high schools, namely 360 and Juanita Sanchez Educational Complex (JSEC), to further develop Read More …

The Providence After School Alliance (PASA) has just launched its fall course offerings in partnership with the Providence Public School District (PPSD) and Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) to deliver high-quality after school learning opportunities for middle and high Read More …

PASA is currently hiring for multiple positions. We have Full-Time, Part-Time and AmeriCorps opportunities available. Please check them out here: https://www.mypasa.org/about/work-pasa/  

Dear Community Partners, The Providence After School Alliance (PASA), is excited to announce the opening of the 2017-2018 AfterZone Request for Proposals (RFP) and the High School Hub’s Request for Proposals (RFP)*. The RFPs for both initiatives will remain open until 12:00 am EST on Monday, July 24th. *Information for the Hub Read More …

Another wonderful performance by the Nathan Bishop Drama Club                           Watch it here: https://vimeo.com/217111748/e165b9aa3b

“It’s all about who you know” is a common phrase we use to underscore the importance of social capital for individual advancement.  Many youth in our city, however, do not have high-powered individuals in their network who can help them Read More …

Last week, young people in the AfterZone’s Design Squad Global program visited Dassault Systèmes SIMULIA in Johnston, RI, to tour the facilities and meet employees from various departments/disciplines.  The tour came after 10 weeks of young people learning engineering principles, Read More …

Mayor Elorza announced a request for proposal for One Providence for Youth, a program possible through an allocation of $1 million that aims to increase youth participation in community-oriented summer work and training opportunities. Depending on the scope of proposals received Read More …

PASA is excited to have been selected for summer camp funding by the City of Providence and Providence Public School District through a competitive application process.  We are looking forward to expanding our hands on, inquiry based learning camp to Read More …

At the PASA Breakfast at the Hope Club on March 29th, First Gentleman Andy Moffit spoke about the importance of after school programming to the youth and economy of Rhode Island.  After school programming, as the First Gentleman said, is Read More …