Our longest running program, A-Teens is designed for middle school girls in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. With the assistance of college age counselors, the A-Teens participate in well planned programs, fun filled activities and service projects designed to build self confidence and personal growth.
Inter-active programming has been developed to encourage discussion about current issues and topics young teens face today. There are six topics covered in the span of three years: Self Esteem, Peer Pressure, Loving Myself through Healthy Living, Money and Finances, Dating Relationships, and Cultural Diversity. Introducing new topics each semester helps to maintain a high level of interest. The girls also come together from the different schools for special activities and community service projects.
The A-Teens Program is held one afternoon a week at all AISD middle schools, Wylie Junior High and Clyde Junior High. A-Teens meet in the school cafeteria at 3:30 pm. To register, you may go to the cafeteria on the designated day and the A-Teen staff will be there or, you may call the Alliance for Women & Children at (325) 677-5321.
The following schools meet:
| Clyde Junior High |
Thursday |
| Mann |
Tuesday |
| Wylie Junior High |
Tuesday |
| Clack |
Wednesday |
| Madison |
Wednesday |
| Craig |
Thursday |
Financial Fee: $15 Annually (Scholarships are available.)
A-Teen’s Summer Program is held June, July and August at the Alliance for Women & Children’s building, 1350 North 10th Street, Abilene. The teens meet three afternoons a week. While the program may vary from year to year, it has been developed to teach important life skills.
Summer Registration
Please register your Teen Girl at the Alliance for Women & Children located at 1350 North 10th Street during regular business hours, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Alliance A-Teens 2007 - 2008
A-Teens School Year Policies
