School-Based Programs
Are you interested in bringing a positive and life-changing activity to your school? Learn what it takes to start a program.
Commitment
We ask schools to make a minimum of a two-year commitment, delivering our curriculum two days per week for at least six weeks.
Teachers
Our school-based programs can be delivered by your school’s PE teacher or a teacher with an interest in tennis.
What's Provided
We provide complete training as well as a full curriculum and all necessary equipment to successfully run your program.
Program Cost
Our school-based programming is free to students who are enrolled in the school. In addition, there is no fee for the school.
School-Based Program Locations
East
Bronx: P10X @ 199
Buffalo: People-Inc.
Hyde Park: Anderson Center for Autism
New York City: Learning Spring School
New York City: Keswell School
Queens: q277 Riverview School
Havertown: Haverford Middle School
Pittsburgh: PGH ABA School
Southwest
Phoenix: Arizona Autism Charter School – Main Campus
Phoenix: Arizona Autism Charter School – West Valley Campus
Phoenix: Arizona Autism Charter School – Early Learning Center
Tucson: Arizona Autism Charter School
Magnolia: Thrive Center for Success
Houston: Monarch School
West
Culver City: The Help Group
Downey: Imperial Elementary
Downey: Old River Elementary
Downey: Columbus High School
Downey: Griffiths Middle School
Downey: Stauffer Middle School
Downey: Downey High School
Downey: Doty Middle School
Downey: Sussman Middle School
Downey: Ward Elementary
Downey: Warren High School
Huntington Beach: Edison High School
Montebello: Montebello High School
Montebello: Schurr High School
Pasadena: Alma Fuerte Public School
Sherman Oaks: The Help Group
South Los Angeles: One Hundred Twelfth Street Elementary
Walnut: Lifetastic Learning