Albany College of Pharmacy has partnered with Brighter Choice Charter Schools to offer a unique long-term after-school program designed to promote success in science and math, while exposing young students to a way of life that encourages their educational development and inspires them to pursue a college degree.

Albany Medical College has partnered with Brighter Choice Charter Schools to offer a mentoring program with a goal to assist with academic performance and help develop positive traits in study skills, discipline and achievement while instilling a love for, and a commitment to, serving and improving the community. 

Community Based Karate Program has partnered with Brighter Choice Charter School for Boys to offer a Japanese martial arts program with a primary focus on discipline, self-control and fun while allowing students the opportunity to participate in national competitions.

Capital District YMCA has partnered with Brighter Choice Charter Schools to offer an activity-based after-school program with a focus on discipline, youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.

BCCS Intramural Basketball Program is a program for grades two through four that provides scholars with an opportunity to learn and further develop basketball related skills in a fun and safe environment.  The program runs for 8 weeks with “clinic” days, where scholars rotate through stations focusing on various skills, such as dribbling, shooting, and defense.  There will also be “game” days, where scholars divide into teams and receive additional guidance related to skills and strategies.  This program is an opportunity for our scholars to not only develop sport related skills, but also promotes positive social development.  It is a fun, active learning experience.

BCCS SUNS Basketball Team offers students the opportunity to participate in the Albany P.A.L. Basketball League, develop basic basketball skills and learn how to successfully participate in organized sports.  Currently, the BCCS Suns hold the first place trophy for the 2010-11 season.