Gene Mullin Community Learning Center
What We Do
The Gene Mullin Community Learning Center’s educational programs, which focus on family support and community building, assist South San Francisco residents in reaching their full potential.
Our Mission
We believe that each child, youth and adult has unique strengths, talents and skills. Incorporating these gifts, we build a community where people learn and teach each other in order to experience personal and professional success. We are committed to building an environment that fosters:
Respect - Learning - Collaboration - Support - Fun
Program Offered at the Gene Mullin Community Learning Center (GMCLC)
Adult Program
Adult Workshops
- Basic Computer
- Beginner English
- Citizenship
Support Programs
- Open computer lab hours for adults to independently access personal and essential information online
- Immigration, Citizenship, Housing Information Forums in English and Spanish
- Parenting workshops to help raise children – preschool to high school
- Navigating the educational system: Pre-K to college opportunities
- Children’s activities available for children ages 4 - 12 years while caregivers attend GMCLC sessions
Youth Program
Homework Club
- An Out-of-School-Time program for elementary school age children in 2nd through 5th grade who live or attend a school in South San Francisco. The program is designed to provide students with academic enrichment opportunities while also fostering a love for learning in a safe environment.
Teen Internship
- An opportunity for high school teens to earn a scholarship and develop workforce skills by supporting our out-of-school time program, Homework Club. High school teens will also participate in career/college planning workshops during their internship.
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Not currently in session
Volunteer Opportunities
Schedule
- For details on our current programming please look at our Class Schedule page.