Kentucky Out-of-School Alliance
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In recognition of the crucial role that child care plays in supporting children, families, businesses, and the economy as a whole, the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act includes funding through the Office of Child Care (OCC) for states, territories, and Tribes to stabilize the child care market. Through the U.S. Department of Education (ED), the […]
This webinar is intended for all OST stakeholders – program leaders, school district leadership, state officials, and local government leaders. High-quality summer and afterschool learning programs (“out-of-school time” or OST programs) play an important role in the lives of our nation’s young people. In the wake of the pandemic, educators are placing greater emphasis on […]
The Kentucky Nonprofit Network will host a virtual town hall meeting on Thursday, July 21 at 10:30 a.m. to discuss Kentucky's nonprofit relief grant program. They'll be joined by officials from the state Public Protection Cabinet.
Hosted by: Campaign for Grade Level Reading On October 11, we will take a close look at the Engage Every Student initiative, which is designed to expand out-of-school time and summer learning opportunities. Along with other field-leading organizations and affiliate networks, the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading is excited about the new energy, attention and […]
The New York Life Foundation will make 40 grants to out-of-school time programs serving youth, specifically middle schoolers, through their Aim High local RFP grant program. Join us for this webinar on December 15th 3PM ET to learn more about the funding opportunity, eligibility requirements, and expectations. The speakers will be Marlyn Torres, Senior Program […]
Part One of the Program Funding and Sustainability Webinar Series will focus on Program Funding. This webinar will provide an overview of Federal Funds that can be leveraged for Afterschool and Summer Learning. Panelists will highlight program funding strategies and feature afterschool and summer learning program providers, city and district leadership. Space is limited.
Hosted by: Afterschool Alliance Part One of the Program Funding and Sustainability Webinar Series will focus on Program Funding. This webinar will provide an overview of Federal Funds that can be leveraged for Afterschool and Summer Learning. Panelists will highlight program funding strategies and feature afterschool and summer learning program providers, city and district leadership.
Part Two of the Program Funding and Sustainability Webinar Series will focus on Program Sustainability. The webinar will provide a definition and framework for sustainability. It will also highlight the role of partnerships for out-of-school time program sustainability with a panel of participants from a range of sectors. Space is limited.
Presenters: Brodrick Clarke, National Summer Learning Association; and Jen Rinehart, Afterschool Alliance. Commentators: Kate Landes, GA Statewide Afterschool Network; Dan McNeil, Spring Forward, IL; Sarah Resch, Camp Whitcomb/Mason, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee; and Kathy Ruggeberg. Ph.D., Rock Island-Milan School District Moderator: John Gomperts, CGLR.
The Youth Voice and Choice Webinar will spotlight the Powered by Youth Voice: Future Directions for Afterschool initiative and youth survey. Additionally, the webinar will feature strategies of youth-centered organizations within a range of entities including afterschool and summer learning programs, school districts and city government. Space is limited.
This session will explore evidence demonstrating that high-impact tutoring is one of the most effective ways to accelerate academic and socioemotional outcomes and how states and districts have prioritized investments from the ESSER Fund in tutoring as a primary strategy to accelerate equitable learning recovery. We will examine important questions about th4e ability of tutoring […]
In this session, education leaders and practitioners will spotlight innovative, high-impact tutoring solutions that are moving the needle on student achievement. Panelists will explore how schools and tutoring nonprofits can partner to achieve meaningful impact on student learning, and what supports are needed at the local level to ensure that the most effective programs can […]