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The case for inclusion: A study of the development of inclusive preschool programs for children with disabilities
Cox, Kathy M., March 2010
Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of La Verne, CA

A qualitative study of strategies and barriers in the implementation and maintenance of inclusive preschool programs in California, based on interviews with representatives of 4 local education agencies in Northern, Southern, and in the Central Valley, California

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Can we talk?: Creating effective partnerships between school and afterschool programs
Dilles, Lisa Sweet, Fall 2010
Afterschool Matters, 12, 51-54

An account of the experience of an after school program director in her attempt to forge a partnership between schools and after school programs in the Live Oak School District in Santa Cruz, California

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Why after school?: Evaluation report 2010
Hoffman Clark & Associates, December, 2010
Solana Beach, CA: Hoffman Clark & Associates.

An evaluation of the After School Education and Safety Program in San Diego, California, that examined student academic outcomes and the perceptions of students, parents, principals, after school staff, and program administrators

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