At DeZavala Elementary, Camp Fire provides after-school programming for 50 students in grades K–5. Academic assistance and educational enrichment activities are available four days a week during the school year.

Our DeZavala program is open only to students enrolled at the school, and frequently has a waiting list. To register for the program, stop by the school office.

As part of the Fort Worth ISD’s 21^st Century Program, Camp Fire provides an after-school program at Wedgwood Middle School for up to 100 youth. The program includes tutoring and homework help and a variety of enrichment activities, as well as activities and classes for parents.

Our Wedgwood program is open only to students enrolled at the school. To register for the program, stop by the school office.

For this site, Camp Fire partners with the YMCA to provide a variety of programming for students of all ages in the area. Students can do homework, participate in sports and recreation activities, work on computers and perform community service projects. The Camp Fire staff, meanwhile, provides weekly life skills lessons in areas such as decision-making and conflict resolution. Diamond Hill Connection serves students at M.H. Moore Elementary, Meacham Middle School and Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School.

For more information about Diamond Hill Connection, call 817-624-9791.