Education and Learning

View attendance boundaries and find more about Phoenix’s 30 school districts.

Find support and services for pregnant mothers and families with young children.

Afterschool centers, offered at schools across the City, are fun, supportive, and educational places for youth ages 6 to 13 to spend critical afterschool hours.

The Great Start Program gives Phoenix children in Title I schools free admission to several educational and cultural centers before they begin kindergarten.

City of Phoenix Head Start Birth to Five Program provides comprehensive early childhood development and family support services.

Get your library card and visit our 17 Phoenix Public Libraries.

Advisors offer one-on-one appointments to assist with action steps necessary to earn a GED, diploma, or college degree.

The City is partnering with community stakeholders to fight the statewide literacy crisis.

Volunteers age 50 and older provide Phoenix’s children with critical literacy tutoring.

See the outstanding achievements of young people in Phoenix.

Explore youth camps, swimming lessons, sports leagues, and more.

PHXteens offers activities created by teens for teens at facilities citywide. Youth ages 13 to 17 are eligible.

Phoenix's Youth Water Scholars Center helps students think critically about water resources and conservation.