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How afterschool programs can most effectively promote positive youth development as a support to academic achievement: A report commissioned by the Boston After-School for All Partnership
Hall, Georgia, 2003
Wellesley, MA: National Institute on Out-of-School Time.

A study of after-school programs in Boston, MA, and the city’s desire to promote and support young peoples’ positive development and academic success through quality after-school programs; the study includes discussion of learning theories, the positive youth development approach on a local and national scale, and the challenges Boston faces

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Promoting positive youth development as a support to academic achievement
Hall, Georgia, 2002
Boston: Boston's After-School for All Partnership.

A study of the effect of after-school programs in promoting positive youth development as a support to academic achievement

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Youth program quality assessment and improvement: Celebrating progress and surfacing challenges: A meeting report
Yohalem, Nicole, 2005
Washington, DC: Forum for Youth Investment.

A discussion of out-of-school programs surrounding issues of quality, the manner in iwhich they are defined and assessed, and the ways quality can be improved and sustained

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