Youth Program

Our afterschool (Power School) and summer program (Power Summer) is designed to address the specific needs of immigrant and low-academic performing students. Our goal is to give our students the added support they need to be life-long learners and involved citizens by capitalizing on the many talents they already have. As a recipient of the 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant, we are able to offer daily curriculum centered around English Language Arts (ELA), STEAM (Science, Tech, Environment, Arts and Math) as well as access to qualified tutors for one-on-one academic support. Through group learning and growing, Power School allows students with similar lived experiences to connect and feel at home here in Westbrook.

All of our programming is free, and offered to children in grades 5 through 8 within the Westbrook School Department regardless of nationality, ethnicity, or religion.

Questions regarding our programs? Email us at info@iccmaine.org or reach out to our Youth Program phone: 207-272-1766. Business hours are from 10 AM-5:30 PM.

ICC was featured in an article by the Maine Department of Education on the MOST Career Exploration Program! Check out the article here!

ICC is proud to be a recipient of the MOST (Maine Out of School Time) grant. Thank you for supporting our after school program!

Power School

Our afterschool program runs Monday through Thursday in step with the academic year. Our teachers provide daily English and Science lessons to hone students' language skills and spark new interests. Our dedicated tutors help keep them focused and feeling good about their classwork and homework.

Registration for the '24-'25 school year is currently closed

Power Summer

Our summer program runs every year from June to August. Expanding upon the curriculum offered during the school year, Power Summer provides dynamic, fun, and unique learning opportunities geared towards keeping students' language skills sharp during the school break.

Funding source disclaimer: American Rescue Plan Act GEER, Reverted EANS Funding received from the USDOE support the implementation of this project. The project has an award totaling $6.6 million dollars of which 100% is federally funded and directly attributed to project implementation. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by the USDOE or the U.S. Government.