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McKinney ISD and City of McKinney partner on innovative youth program


The McKinney Independent School District and the City of McKinney Parks Recreation and Open Space Department are moving forward as partners in the creation of a new and innovative program for youth in the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades. The new program, calledCLUB 720, will offer an evening of fun, recreation, and socialization on an age-appropriate level with activities based upon the unique interests of the “tween” age group.


McKinney ISD and City of McKinney partner on innovative youth program | www.pegasusnews.com | Dallas/Fort Worth

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