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AfterZones: Creating a citywide system to support and sustain high-quality after-school programs
Kotloff, Lauren, April, 2010
Philadelphia: Public/Private Ventures.

An account of the implementation of AfterZones, a city-wide after school program for middle-school students in Providence, Rhode Island, with a focus on program structure, quality, and student engagement and participation

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AfterZones: Creating a citywide system to support and sustain high-quality after-school programs [Executive summary]
Kotloff, Lauren, April, 2010
Philadelphia: Public/Private Ventures.

A summary of an account of the implementation of AfterZones, a city-wide after school program for middle-school students in Providence, Rhode Island, with a focus on program structure, quality, and student engagement and participation

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The iron triangle: A simple formula for financial policy in ECE programs
Stoney, Louise, October, 2010
Lake Worth, FL: Alliance for Early Childhood Finance.

A discussion of the components of a formula to represent early childhood program budgets

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Lessons from cost modeling: The link between ECE business management and program quality
Alliance for Early Childhood Finance, 2010
Climax, NY: Alliance for Early Childhood Finance.

A discussion of child care center management and administration challenges to providing high-quality services while meeting costs

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Shining a light on supervision: Lessons from the Beacons
Wilson-Ahlstrom, Alicia, February, 2010
(Out-of-School Time Policy Commentary #16). Washington, DC: Forum for Youth Investment.

An exploration of the role of supervision to child care workers in out of school time programs in the form of feedback, training, and guidance, using the Beacon Centers’ after school programs as a model

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What works?: Common practices in high functioning afterschool programs across the nation in math, reading, science, arts, technology, and homework: A study by the National Partnership: The afterschool program assessment guide
Huang, Denise, March, 2010
(CRESST Report 768). Los Angeles: University of California, Los Angeles, Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing.

An examination of 13 program components of high quality after school programs and their functionality, based on a sample of 53 21st Century Community Learning Center (21st CCLC) grantees

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