History of after-school programs

We will do this by illustrating the rollout of proposition 49 and the After School Education and Safety or ASES program and then presents the current statewide picture of state and federal funding. The journey began in , when California began funding after-school programs with a 50 million dollar investment. Here you will notice that each new school with after school funding will be represented in orange, schools with continuing funding are represented in yellow.

With each new cohort of state funded after school programs the investment grew. In , California was investing million dollars into statewide after school programs.

Represented on this map are school sites that in were not receiving state or federal funding for after-school programs. At this time there were some schools receiving federal funding that are not represented on this map.

These funds would be released only after the state achieved a financial trigger making the release of these funds feasible. Professional Development NAA publishes fresh, new content every week covering a wide variety of topics related to the field of aftershool.

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For more information about the history of the afterschool movement in the US: Halpern, R. Teachers College Record, vol. Request A Password Reset Link.

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