by Police Athletic League
Photo: palnyc.org
A PAL community center in the Polo Grounds Towers in upper Harlem serving elementary, middle and high school students with after-school programs, sports and recreation, and summer camp.
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After-school, teen and summer programs
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Ages 5–17.
Contact center for enrollment
After-school, teen and summer programs
3005 8th Avenue, 10039, in Harlem, Manhattan.
Yes. PAL Polo Grounds Cornerstone is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Police Athletic League: palnyc.org, or call (646) 707-0145.
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