YouthCity

Welcome to YouthCity

YouthCity fosters positive youth development in Salt Lake City, by providing out of school opportunities for social, emotional, skills, character, and citizenship development in an inclusive and caring environment.
 
YouthCity serves Salt Lake City's young people ages 9-18 with innovative and enriching activities created with input from participants. The programs are located throughout Salt Lake City, where young people can have fun while learning new skills. YouthCity currently provides teen, after-school and summer, arts, employment, sports, government and service learning programming.
 
Click below for more detailed information.
YouthCity Summer Program 2013

Registration: April 22, 2013.

Registration Documents:

What: A summer program with fun classes, field trips, and community service projects that kids learn from and enjoy!

Transportation: Program participants may be dropped off and picked up, or may walk to and from the program.
 
Who: Salt Lake City residents ages 9-14
 
When: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm
 
Session 1: June 10th- July 3rd
Session 2: July 8th- August 2nd
Session 3: August 5th- August 16th
 
Where: 
Ken Perko
615 S. 300 E.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
385-468-1555
  
Dallas Russell
233 N. Canyon Road (120 E.)
Salt Lake City, Utah 84103
801-573-1349
     
John Lyman
600 E. 1100 S.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
801-533-0485
  
Andrew McCormick
140 E. Sugarmont Dr. (2250 S.)
Salt Lake City, Utah 84106
801-466-0904
Daily Schedule:
  Monday-Thursday Friday
8:30-9:00 Drop Off-Free Time
9:00-10:30 Class Block 1
10:30-11:30 Academics/Team Building/Meeting
11:30-12:00 Lunch Provided by SLC School District
12:00-1:30 Class Block 2 Field Trip
1:30-1:45 Break-Free Time Field Trip
1:45-3:15 Class Block 3 Field Trip
3:15-3:30 Snack-Free Time Field Trip
3:30-5:00 Class Block 4 Field Trip
5:00-5:30 Clean Up/Free Time/Pick-up
Fees: Fees are based on a sliding scale according to family size and income.
Please see the Income Verification Worksheet below to determine individual fees. Refugee scholarships are available. 
FY 2012 Median Family Income: $67,800
# of Persons in Household   42% of AMI   60% of AMI   80% of AMI   100% of AMI
1 Person   $14,097   $20,036   $38,000   $47,500
2 Persons   $18,941   $26,955   $43,400   $54,250
3 Persons   $23,803   $33,874   $48,850   $61,063
4 Persons   $28,665   $40,793   $54,250   $67,800
5 Persons   $33,527   $47,721   $58,600   $73,250
6 Persons   $38,389   $54,631   $62,950   $78,688
7 Persons   $43,251   $64,550   $67,250   $84,063
8 Persons   $48,113   $68,469   $71,600   $89,500
 
Summer Program Fee
Less than $10,000 $10.00 per month
Less Than 42% of AMI $50.00 per month
42% to 60% of AMI $100.00 per month
60% to 80% of AMI $150.00 per month
80% to 100% of AMI $225.00 per month
100% and above AMI $400.00 per month
Non-City Resident $400.00 per month
Class Examples:
Arts Life Skills Sports & Recreation
Folk Arts Career Exploration Skateboarding
Digital Photo Game Making Basketball
Filmmaking Web Design Swimming
Urban Groove Computer Exploration Sports in the Mix
Visual Arts Cooking Outdoor Adventures
Bookmaking Gardening Tennis
Hip Hop Dance Community Service Ultimate Frisbee

 

Salt Lake City Youth, Ages 9-14
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YouthCity Summer Teen Apprenticeship Program 2013

This summer the YouthCity Teen Program will roll out their second year of their hugely successful summer internship program. These internships are being offered through the Mayor’s Office, and will take place at various city departments, including YouthCity. Teen interns earn a stipend at the end of each session. All are encouraged to apply. Please note on your application which placements you are applying for.

Internship Placements Examples-
(subject to change)

·         Mayor’s Office
·         Public Utilities
·         Public Services
·         C.E.D. (Community & Economic Development)
·         Fire Department
·         Salt Lake City's Farmer's Market

Teaching Interns-
(Will not T.I. @ home site)

·         Liberty Park
·         Ottinger Hall
·         Central City
·         Fairmont Park

Age 14-18- High School aged, recent graduates qualify.

Schedule-

Training- Week of June 3-7
June 10-July 3, Session 1
No Program July 4th & July 5th
July 8-Aug 2, Session 2
No Program July 24th

Salt Lake City Teens, Ages 14-18
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YouthCity After School 2013-2014
After School Registration- 

After School Dates: 

 

To Be Announced - August 2013

Registration Prerequisites-

  • Youth, Ages 9-14
  • A Current YouthCity Account Balance
  • Only Salt Lake City Residents Qualify For Fee Reduction, Non-Residents Pay Full Fee
 
Click On Your Students School To Find Your Neighborhood Program-

 

After School Registration Documents-
 
Step 1- Download and Complete Mandatory Fee Income Verification Form
Step 2- Determine Your Fee
Step 3- Choose Your Program, Download Registration Form
Salt Lake City Youth, Ages 9-14
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YouthCity Teen Program 2012-2013

Ricardo Venegas

801-535-7917

Central City Teen Program
615 S. 300 E.
Northwest Teen Program
1300 W. 300 N. 

 

Program Application-

Teen Application-English

Adolescente Aplicación-Español

Salt Lake City Teens, Ages 14-18
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