After School Program
Positive Growth Education Center (PGEC) is excited to offer our S.M.A.R.T. Education Enrichment After-School Program for your child. The acronym represents our focus on Science, Math, Art, Reading and Technology. The After School Enrichment Program provides a welcoming, caring and safe environment for students where they can learn, relax, thrive, and have fun.
Our After School Enrichment Program offers a combination of recreational and educational activities to balance the day including daily components such homework assistance, as indoor and outdoor play, snacks, organized enrichment activities, interest groups, and supervised homework periods.


We have a line-up of S.M.A.R.T. tutors who excel in the core program areas and the student-tutor ratio is 3 to 1 meaning your students will receive the individualized attention necessary to help them where they may be challenged and inspire them to do their best in every case.
Positive Growth afterschool program envisions a community where all students are inspired to reach their full potential academically, socially and personally through the support of our programs, families and the community. In order to achieve this, we are committed to providing an affordable, secure, and safe environment.

Job Readiness Program
The Job Readiness Program provides young adults and adults an opportunity to develop the skills and behaviors necessary to obtain a job that leads to a successful career. Our services help our students with resume building, all phases of interviewing and dressing for success.
The Alternative to Suspension Program (ASP)
The Alternative to Suspension Program (ASP) is an intervention and prevention program designed to provide an alternative to out of school suspensions for middle and high school students. ASP addresses the needs of students who exhibit chronic disruptive behaviors that interfere with classroom instruction and hinders the school climate.
These students are not a danger to themselves or others; however, decisions they have made violate the DeKalb County School District’s disciplinary policies and require removing the students from regular school setting for a brief period of time.