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After School & School Vacation Week Programming

Effective January 2022: All students (including non-credit students enrolled in any on-campus courses or off-site clinical) will be required to provide Middlesex Community College proof of COVID-19 vaccination prior to coming on-campus. More info will follow on the documentation process for non-credit students.

To enroll for After School and School Vacation Week Programming call 1-800-818-3434 to register.

YTH courses are not eligible for Commonwealth of Mass. employee tuition waivers.

In order to register please call 1-800-818-3434. Please click on the course link for a more detailed course description. Questions or concerns please email us.

Algebra l Review

These review courses are intended for students entering 7th - 12th grade that would like to strengthen their algebra skills. Content includes the following topics: Simplifying expressions, Definition of like terms, combining like terms, Linear and Polynomial, Solving Linear equations, Graphing Linear equations, Equations of lines, solving linear inequalities, Graphing linear inequalities. Students participating are required to have a solid foundation in arithmetic, including fractions and decimal operations. (10 hours) $150

2/8-3/8 5:30pm - 7:30pm Wednesday Bedford Campus Henderson Hall room 112

Course Number: YTH 786 75 CRN: 20104 Professor WEISMAN

Algebra ll Review

These review courses are intended for students entering 7th - 12th grade that would like to strengthen their algebra skills. Content includes the following topics: Systems of equations, Quadratics, Graphing, Factoring, Solving (with and without quadratic Equation), Absolute Value, Radicals. Students participating are required to have a solid foundation in Algebra 1. (10 hours) $150

3/15-4/19 5:30pm - 7:30pm Wednesday Bedford Campus Henderson Hall room 112

Course Number: YTH 787 75 CRN: 20105 Professor WEISMAN

Non-Traditional STEM CAREERS

Spend your vacation week learning about WISME! Women in STEM careers. This program is for youth ages 16-24. Learn what it takes to be a clinical informatics coordinator, a materials engineer, a chemist or working in computer science. There are so many different pathways for working in STEM come and explore with us! This class is perfect for someone who is looking to gain assistance discovering careers in STEM. (12 hours) $249

2/21 - 2/24 10:00am - 1:00pm Tuesday-Friday

Bedford Campus Henderson Hall room 220

Course Number: YTH 819 31 CRN: 20231 Professor MUHAMMAD