Tha Stu Youth Development Center

Tha Stu Youth Development Center runs after-school and summer programming at 1202 Stewart Ave in Las Vegas, zip code 89101, for kids and teens ages 5 to 18, split into brackets of 5 to 12 and 13 to 18. The program list is extensive, covering an after-school program, summer camp, mentorship, community service, leadership development, homework assistance, tutoring, recreational activities, performing arts, a computer lab, life skills education, field trips, arts and crafts, educational enrichment, and parent workshops, which suggests a broad youth development model rather than a single-focus activity.

Hours are unusual and worth double-checking before a visit: the listing shows the center closed Monday, Tuesday, and Friday, and open Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., as well as Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. That pattern means the center is active on weekends and midweek but not on the days many after-school programs typically run, so families should call to confirm which programs, such as homework assistance or tutoring, are scheduled on which of those open days.

Listed amenities include a computer lab, nutritional snacks, healthy meals, and field trips, giving a sense that the center supports both academic and enrichment needs during its open hours. The center operates year-round rather than following the school calendar.

No pricing, scholarship, sibling discount, or trial offer information is on file for this listing, and the center is not marked as special needs friendly, so families with a child who needs specific accommodations should ask directly what support is available. A phone call is likely the most direct way to get current program schedules and to confirm which of the many listed activities, from performing arts to the computer lab, are running during a given week.

For enrollment and program schedule questions, Tha Stu Youth Development Center can be reached at (702) 906-7839. Families new to the center should ask specifically about the mentorship and community service components, since those are less common at a typical after-school program and may involve their own separate sign-up steps.