Subject: Education, Out-of-School Time, Afterschool, Summer Learning | Deadline: Jan. 26, 2018
Tax changes under way in Congress could impact youth services in harmful ways, some youth advocates say.
It sometimes feels like risking whiplash to try to follow all the emerging trends in our field and the potential funding, resources...
Funding opportunities for social and emotional learning are available through the new Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) — but how exactly? After-school...
Helen Keller said it best, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
At a martial arts gym in Atlanta, kids sit in a semicircle around their sensei. He talks to them about persistence, about...
Remember doing art projects with construction paper and Elmer’s Glue? We’ve all had that experience, but we know it usually doesn’t constitute...
Since the shooting last week at Rancho Tehama Elementary School in Tehama County, California, some schools across the nation seem to be...
Education is not one size fits all. Nor does it stop when the traditional academic year ends. Each student has different needs,...
So far on our journey through Jobs for the Future’s student-centered learning framework, you have met...
As a 23-year-old after-school worker in Brooklyn, New York, my “teacher” role was deeply intertwined with the...
The Boys and Girls Clubs of America, on a grant from The Wallace Foundation, is running a pilot project with six of...
California after-school programs statewide were able to breathe a small sigh of relief this year after Gov. Jerry Brown set...
Oneeka Benjamin is the K-5 site supervisor for the SCO Family of Services/Family Dynamics after-school program at P.S./I.S. 41 in Brooklyn, New...
Subject: Education, STEM Education, Community/Neighborhood Development, Arts, Culture, Environment | Deadline: Ongoing
Among trendy ideas in education and youth development — right up there alongside “growth mindset” and “grit” — is something called “design...
For the past year, 13 after-school sites within Denver have been working to implement quality programming...
Too often in out-of-school time programs, students are assigned to groups they can never leave, forced to do an activity...
Ryan Sims was a recent college graduate when he started work two years ago at the Boys & Girls Clubs in Indianapolis.
When a group of high school students got together on a recent Tuesday evening, they ate chocolate, taste-tested different...