What Is The Harrington Neighborhood Council?

The Harrington Neighborhood Council and Community School is a Department Human Service sponsored program. The Council plans programs and activities for children, adults, senior citizens and families in the Harrington/Wellington Neighborhood and the King Open School Community. The Council consists of residents, small business owners and representatives of Non-Profit Organizations and City Departments. Over the past years the Harrington Neighborhood Council worked closely with City Departments in addressing safe neighborhood concerns. Through this effort community Crime Watch groups were established. The Council is currently involved in the Cambridge Street and the Donnelly Field Tot Lot renovations. The Harrington Neighborhood Council meets regularly on the last Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. All neighborhood residents and members of the school community are welcome to attend.

The Community School Program consists of:

• Afterschool enrichment classes for children.
• Adult educational opportunities such as ESL, computers, and citizenship classes.
• Adult recreational activities.
• Community field trips and special events.
• Weekly activities and monthly field trips for senior citizens.
• School vacation activities and summer camp.

Harrington Community School Registration Procedures: