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Pursuing Passions After School: Chicago's Model Educational-Enrichment Effort

Community mentors help the After School Matters program serve more than 25,000 Chicago students. More to this story.

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Release Date: 07/18/2007
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marilynn Fong
Posted on 9/21/2007 9:41am

After school matters Project

Thanks for capturing an exceptional example of how an after school program can re-engage students and the arts community. This can only inspire teachers,professionals and students to get excited about learning and teaching, again. The establishment of the program and its growth seems to be very well thoughout with its many partnerships. I will be sharing it with my colleagues. The video was very informative and excellently produced.

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Paula Fox
Posted on 11/15/2007 4:17am

After School Matters

What an exciting and engaging program for the children you serve! I can see many areas our school can borrow to improve our program offerings. This is what networking is all about! Sharing the best you have to serve as a spring board for other programs to emulate. Thank you!

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morris caudle
Posted on 12/13/2007 9:36am

Preparing Behavior Challanged Students for Post School Life

I am a lay member of a school board serving BD students in a K-12 institution. We have interest in developing a vocational traning program for the students who are not college bound. Do you know of a model for B/D kids that we could use as a starting point for our program?
Thanks,
Morris Caudle
Chairman
Heartland School Foundation Board
Omaha NE

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Posted on 12/13/2007 9:00pm

Dear Mr. Caudle:

Staff comment:

Edutopia.org has a number of articles dealing with vocational education, now more commonly known as career and technical education.

These are additional resources that should be helpful:
The Career Academy Support Network
The Association for Career and Technical Education
The National Academy Foundation

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