After School Program 2023-2024 Registration will begin Wednesday, July 12th @ 10:00am
The Henrico Police Athletic League (HPAL) After School Program is designed to provide Henrico's youth with a safe environment, while participating in a wide variety of educational and recreational opportunities. HPAL's After School Program encourages participants to broaden their horizons and focuses on developing positive relationships between police officers and youth while engaging in enriching experiences. Each location is supervised by site managers and staffed with police officers, school teachers, athletic coaches, and college students. Each site helps with homework and opportunities to participate in various programs; such as, the Childhood Obesity Prevention Program, Sports & Fitness Clinics, Youth Safety, Chess, and Dance programs, and the Arts and Crafts program sponsored by the Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen. A snack and a full course nutritional dinner is provided daily. We follow the Henrico County School Schedule, on half days and holidays our program is closed as well.
After School Program Details
*The program will start on Monday, August, 21 2023 until Friday, May 31st 2024.
*$150 Deposit at time of Registration to secure spot.
*$75.00 per week!
*Children in grades K-8th can attend!
*$150 Deposit at time of Registration to secure spot.
*$75.00 per week!
*Children in grades K-8th can attend!
*Henrico PAL will be providing transportation for the following schools for 2023-2024 After School Program:
Mehford, Varina, Ward, Donahoe, Fair Oaks, Montross, John Rolfe, Seven Pines, Greenwood, Longdale, Trevvett, Chamberlayne,
Holladay, Lakeside, Longan, Charles Johnson, Hungary Creek, Brookland, Moody, Laburnum, Glen Lea, Fairfield, Adams, Ashe, Ratcliffe, Skipwith, Ridge, Pemberton, Tuckhoe Elementary and Tukahoe Middle, Crestview, Jackson Davis, Quioccasin, Elko Middle and Three Chopt Elementary School.
Main Sites: Baker Elementary, Dumbarton Elementary, Harvie Elementary and Pinchbeck Elementary.
Mehford, Varina, Ward, Donahoe, Fair Oaks, Montross, John Rolfe, Seven Pines, Greenwood, Longdale, Trevvett, Chamberlayne,
Holladay, Lakeside, Longan, Charles Johnson, Hungary Creek, Brookland, Moody, Laburnum, Glen Lea, Fairfield, Adams, Ashe, Ratcliffe, Skipwith, Ridge, Pemberton, Tuckhoe Elementary and Tukahoe Middle, Crestview, Jackson Davis, Quioccasin, Elko Middle and Three Chopt Elementary School.
Main Sites: Baker Elementary, Dumbarton Elementary, Harvie Elementary and Pinchbeck Elementary.
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Schools We Transport to in Henrico CountyHarvie Elementary Site: 3401 Harvie Rd
Dumbarton Elementary Site: 9000 Hungary Spring Rd. Baker Elementary Site: 6651 Wilson Rd. Pinchbeck Elementary Site: 1275 Gaskins Rd. Please note:
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Henrico PAL Emergency Preparedness Program
1. Sounding of alarms (intruder, shelter-in-place such as for tornado, or chemical hazard);
2. Emergency communication to include:
a. Establishment of center emergency officer and back-up officer to include 24-hour contact telephone number for each;
b. Notification of local authorities (fire and rescue, law enforcement, emergency medical services, poison control, health department, etc.), parents, and local media; and
c. Availability and primary use of communication tools;
3. Evacuation to include:
a. Assembly points, head counts, primary and secondary means of egress, and complete evacuation of the buildings;
b. Securing of essential documents (sign-in record, parent contact information, etc.) and special healthcare supplies to be carried off-site on immediate notice; and
c. Method of communication after the evacuation;
4. Shelter-in-place to include:
a. Scenario applicability, inside assembly points, head counts, primary and secondary means of access and egress;
b. Securing essential documents (sign-in records, parent contact information, etc.) and special health supplies to be carried into the designated assembly points; and
c. Method of communication after the shelter-in-place;
Please direct any questions or concerns about the process to info@henricopal.org. (804) 262-4725