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Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha to offer traditional after-school programming for upcoming school year

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KENOSHA — The Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha announced on Friday that it planned to offer traditional after school programming for the upcoming school year.

Kenosha Unified School District announced a change in its plan for the upcoming school year, giving families the option of in-person learning and virtual learning.

Due to the change, the Boys & Girls Club said it would begin offering traditional after school programming starting on Sept. 14.

Memberships to the club are required for the program

The club also said that it would offer a virtual learning support program only if the district went completely virtual.

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