Supporting and developing excellence through tennis & education
Helping students dream big, work hard, and achieve their dreams
Making a difference in the community
Making a difference
in the community
Our Mission
New HYTEs’ mission is to enrich the lives and positively affect the futures of New Haven’s economically disadvantaged youth through a program that incorporates tennis/fitness, academic support and life skills mentorship. Our goal is to prepare our students for a pathway to post-secondary success beginning at an early age.
Programs
Our Enrichment Programs
TENNIS EDUCATION AND MENTORING
New HYTEs flagship after school program provides students with an extensive weekly calendar of academic support, tennis/fitness training and life skills mentorship programs.
SUMMER ENRICHMENT
New HYTEs is committed to stem summer learning loss and keep Greater New Haven students active; both physically and mentally. Our Summer Tennis & Enrichment Program provides students Ages 6-16 with 35 hours of free weekly tennis and academic enrichment programs focusing on reading/writing, math, science and team problem solving activities.
JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS
Competitive tennis training and play is a foundational component to New HYTEs Character and Life Skills Formation. Students learn teamwork, sportsmanship, dealing with adversity while building their self-esteem.
Entrepreneurial Studies
New HYTEs Entrepreneurial Studies and Financial Literacy Programs are designed to inspire our students the next generation of business leaders and job creators in the Greater New Haven communities.
Vision
Looking toward the future
This upcoming year is perhaps the most important in New HYTEs history. Here are some highlights:
New Facility
Building a new Student Enrichment and Tennis & Fitness Center
Expanded K-8 Partnerships
Launching new long-term programs this winter
Dwight Hall Partnership
New partnership with Yale’s Center for Public Service
Entrepreneurship Program Launch
Partnership with Yale and YEP! (Young Entrepreneurs Program)
Testimonials
What Our Parents and students Have to Say
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