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Critical issues in after-school programming

Description:
An exploration of the role of after school programs in improving children's literacy skills and promoting physical activity and children's well-being, and a discussion of both challenges to developing a system of after school services and the expectations of such programs and services
Resource Type:
Other
Author(s):
Halpern Robert
Publisher(s):
Herr Research Center
Funder(s):
Robert Bowne Foundation; William T. Grant Foundation; Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; National Institute on Out-of-School Time (U.S.); Partnership for After School Education

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