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Atmosphere Charter School Afterschool Program

SONYC middle school program for students ages 11-14 in the Bronx, provided by Westhab

Atmosphere Charter School offers a comprehensive SONYC afterschool program through Westhab, Inc. Located in the Marble Hill neighborhood of the Bronx, this free program is operated by an organization established in 1982 to address community challenges and provide comprehensive support services. As part of Westhab’s commitment to youth development, the program serves students from the Atmosphere Academy building, offering educational enrichment, recreational activities, and supportive services for middle school students.

DetailInformation
Address22 Marble Hill Avenue, Bronx, NY 10463
BoroughBronx (Marble Hill/Kingsbridge)
ProviderWesthab, Inc.
Websitewesthab.org
Zip Code10463

Cost

Free

Age Range

Ages 11-14 (Grades 6-8)

Program Type

School’s Out New York City (SONYC)

Category

Youth Development

The SONYC program at Atmosphere Charter School provides:

  • Academic Support: Homework help, tutoring, and educational enrichment
  • Youth Services: Comprehensive support addressing educational and social needs
  • STEM Activities: Science experiments, technology projects, and engineering challenges
  • Arts & Culture: Visual arts, music, dance, and creative expression
  • Sports & Recreation: Basketball, soccer, fitness, and team-building activities
  • Leadership Development: Youth council, peer mentoring, and character building
  • Community Service: Volunteer opportunities and civic engagement projects
  • College & Career Readiness: Academic planning, college tours, and career exploration
  • Social-Emotional Learning: Life skills, conflict resolution, and personal development
  • Summer Programming: Extended programming during summer months

Westhab, Inc. was established in 1982 to address the challenges faced by unhoused populations across the five boroughs of New York City, as well as Yonkers, Westchester, and White Plains. Over four decades, Westhab has evolved into a comprehensive community development organization providing affordable housing, youth services, family support, job training, and community programs. The organization operates multiple Youth Services locations and summer camps serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade. Westhab’s holistic approach focuses on breaking cycles of poverty and creating pathways to success for vulnerable families and youth.

  1. Contact the School Visit Atmosphere Charter School’s main office or call to inquire about Westhab afterschool program enrollment.

  2. Complete Application Fill out the Westhab program application form, available at the school or through the Westhab website.

  3. Submit Documentation Provide required documents including proof of enrollment, emergency contacts, and parent/guardian consent forms.

  4. Family Intake Meet with Westhab staff to discuss student needs, interests, and any support services that may benefit the family.

  5. Attend Orientation Participate in a program orientation to meet staff, learn about activities, and understand expectations.

  6. Begin Participation Start attending the program and accessing academic, recreational, and support services.

  • Directoryenrollment-packet/
    • Program application form
    • Proof of school enrollment
    • Emergency contact information
    • Parent/guardian consent form
    • Medical information and allergies
    • Photo/media release permission
    • Family support services referral form (optional)

The school is accessible via multiple transit options:

  • 1 Train: 225th Street station (0.4 miles)
  • A Train: Inwood-207th Street station (0.8 miles)
  • Bx7, Bx10, Bx20, M100 buses serve the area

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Last Updated: November 25, 2025