Parents in Marietta, it's time to think about fall after-school activities for the kids. Marietta Police Athletic League (PAL) is opening registrations for its diverse array of programs, including sports, theater, and dance, all happening at the Hugh L. Grogan Jr Community Center starting August 7. With ease on the wallet, fees begin at a mere $75 per semester, covering both the Fall and Winter/Spring sessions, and scholarships are available for eligible Marietta residents.
Getting your child involved is simply head to the Marietta PAL website and register. The programs cater to kids from kindergarten up to the 12th grade and provide homework help, sports, fitness, and even transportation from selected Marietta City Schools. For the artistically inclined children, theater and dance classes are offered in partnership with Young Voices United and Divine Dance Studio respectively, while the more discipline-focused can join martial arts with Sensei Don Bourgeois, or step into the ring for boxing with Herbert Van Dorn, a Certified USA Boxing Referee.
The third Saturday of the month marks baseball clinics at Larry Bell Park, perfect for children aged 6 to 12 wanting to hone their skills on the diamond. With a focus on providing a secure and nurturing environment, Marietta PAL emphasizes personal growth, fostering community spirit, and the positive impact of staying active through sports and arts.
For further details or questions, visit the Marietta PAL's programs page or call them at 770-794-5425.
