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Multiple Choices After School
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- Author(s)
- Jean Baldwin Grossman, Marilyn L. Price, Veronica Fellerath, Linda Z. Jucovy, Lauren J. Kotloff, Rebecca Raley, and Karen E. Walker
- Publisher(s)
- Public/Private Ventures
Page Count
70 pages
Implementation Tips
- Afterschool programs should offer a variety of activities staffed by skilled leaders to provide a range of developmental supports and opportunities to children and youth.
- For older children, a single program may not be the answer. Rather, policymakers might think about expanding the set of options available in a community.
- Locating programs in schools where students have identifiable needs can help effectively target services.
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