Overview
Stanton Community Center
Historic Hub of Service
The Stanton Community Center, operated by the City of Annapolis Department of Recreation and Parks, is a facility rich in history and community spirit. Housed in the historic Stanton School building on West Washington Street, which served as the first high school for African Americans in the county, the center continues its legacy of education and empowerment. Today, it serves as a vital resource for residents of all ages, offering a safe environment for recreation, learning, and social support. The center features a gymnasium, a computer lab, meeting rooms, and a commercial kitchen, making it a cornerstone for neighborhood activities in the Clay Street community.
- Recreation: Provides a gymnasium for sports, fitness programs, and youth activities.
- Technology Access: Offers a public computer lab to assist residents with job searches, homework, and digital literacy.
- Social Services: Hosts the ‘We Care and Friends’ organization and provides counseling and support resources.
- Community Support: Features facilities for food distribution and community meals.
Visiting the Center
The Stanton Center is open to the public six days a week, with extended evening hours on weekdays to accommodate working families and students. It is a focal point for community meetings and cultural events. While there is no dedicated parking lot, street parking is available nearby, and the location is easily accessible via city bus routes. The center maintains a welcoming atmosphere, requiring visitors to respect the community-focused guidelines.
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