A year-round in-school program that uses lacrosse to support academic success, mentoring and college access for Harlem middle and high school students. Participants train and compete as teams at partner schools.
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Year-round, school-based
Offered through partner schools; contact organization
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Ages 11–17.
Offered through partner schools; contact organization
Year-round, school-based
8 W 126th St, 10027, in Harlem, Manhattan.
Registration is handled by Harlem Lacrosse & Leadership: harlemlacrosse.org, or call (201) 614-7032.
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