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Child Care After School:     more books (100)

Children's planned after-school activities by Joan M Bergstrom, 1992 Home on your own: A workbook for kids who care for themselves before or after school by Mary C Blatchford, 1985 A guide to creating your own faith family: Building assets for today's children through a Christian after-school program with grandparent volunteers by Jean Brown Eittreim, 1998 Raising our cities' children: Safe productive places in the after-school hours : report on Research for Understanding and Responding to the Effects of Crime on After-School Youth Development Programs by Marcia R Chaiken, 1996 The role of after-school programs in the lives of inner-city children: A study of the Urban Youth Network After-School Programs (Discussion paper series ... for Choldren at the University of Chicago) by Robert Halpern, 1991 Caring for children before & after school (Instant training guides) by Laurna Champ, 1986 Full-circle learning: An educational model and curriculum for summer school and after-school programs by Teresa Langness, 2001 Give us wings! Let us fly! communities and schools working together after-school programs (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:447909) by U.S. Dept of Education, 2000 Safe and smart making after-school hours work for kids (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:419303) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1998 National study of before- and after-school programs, 1993 final report to the Office of Policy and Planning, U.S. Department of Education (SuDoc ED 1.2:SCH 6/22) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1993 After-school crime or after-school programs: Tuning in to the prime time for violent juvenile crime and implications for national policy : a report to ... in Kids / James Alan Fox, Sanford A. Newman by James Alan Fox, 1997 Challenges and opportunities in after-school programs: Lessons for policymakers and funders by Jean Baldwin Grossman, 2001 Moving toward equity and access in after school programs: A review of the literature (A California Tomorrow working paper) by Amy Scharf, 2000 Supporting community learning: A staff development and resource guide for after-school youth education programs by Sara Louisa Hill, 1995

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81. Welcome To Killarney Baptist Church Online--KBCnet!
    Church offers children, student and adult ministries; Christian growth classes; preschool, child and afterschool care; and online Bible study resources.  
    http://www.kbcnet.org

82. Coraopolis-Moon Record - News
    program in place yet, registration began Aug. 3. Anyone seeking informationabout afterschool child care should call the YMCA at 412-787-9622.  
    http://www.gatewaynewspapers.com/coraopolis-moonrecord/news/50744/
    
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83. Preschool, Nursery School, Child Care, Day Care, After School Programs, Orem, Li
    Offers preschool, nursery school, child care and after school programs, including art lessons, music lessons, martial arts.  
    http://www.kidsunderoneroof.com
    
    Extractions: Orem Local Guide Our Mission: "To provide transformative learning experiences to kids of all ages, under one roof." Someone once said that "a boy is the only known substance from which a man is made". The same also applies to girls. We are in the business of transforming raw kidstuff into enriched kid material capable of becoming and doing much more in later years. Our mission is vital to future generations, and ours is the opportunity to transform kids of all ages. We transform non-readers into readers, game-players into problem-solvers, fighters into listeners, timid into confident, distracted into fascinated, less fit into more fit. "I don't know" becomes "let me see". "I can't" becomes "let me try". "Let me try" becomes "I did". "I did" becomes "we did". This is powerful transformative learning, and we are the catalyst. "My kids have better manners at home, and teach me something new every day. My 4-year old has also taken a real liking to books!"

84. BTB YS Care After School Enrichment Program
    child care childcare is provided after school for a minimum of four hours perday. Operating hours are extended on minimum and shortened days to  
    http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/lausd/offices/btb/yscare.html
    
    Extractions: CHILD CARE - Childcare is provided after school for a minimum of four hours per day. Operating hours are extended on minimum and shortened days to accommodate early dismissals. Each day, participants are required to be signed-in by program staff and signed-out of the program by parents or their designees. To provide for the nutritional needs of the children, well-balanced snacks are provided daily. RECREATION - 40 minutes of daily recreation instruction and activities that engage students and reinforce the Physical Education curriculum is provided. Multicultural activities, rhythmic activities, team activities, skill games, cooperative games, and quiet games are provided on a daily basis. Successful participation in these activities promote the development of a positive self-image, physical fitness, body awareness, sportsmanship, leadership skills, team work, character building, cooperative social skills, and a desire to make recreation an integral and important part of their daily lives.

85. Talahi Community School
    Public school, kindergarten through grade 6. afterschool child care program.  
    http://stcloud.k12.mn.us/talahi.html

86. FRAC - Child And Adult Care Food Program
    In FY 2003, CACFP served over 2.8 million children daily in child care centers,family care homes, and afterschool programs; served over 80000 elderly  
    http://www.frac.org/html/federal_food_programs/programs/cacfp.html
    
    Extractions: School Breakfast Program Summer Food Service Program ... CFNP Child And Adult Care Food Program The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is a key source of support for serving nutritious meals and snacks in child care centers, family child care homes, Head Start, after-school programs, shelters and adult day care centers. The program provides reimbursement for food and meal preparation costs, ongoing training in the nutritional needs of children, and onsite assistance in meeting the program's strong nutritional requirements. CACFP plays a vital role in creating and maintaining quality, affordable care for preschool and school-age children. History CACFP was founded in 1968 to provide federal funds for healthy meals and snacks served in child care centers and family child care homes. Congress has expanded CACFP to support children in a variety of new settings including at-risk after-school programs and homeless, domestic violence and runaway shelters. In addition, CACFP has been made available to adult day care centers serving chronically impaired adults or people over age 60. Participation

87. Haller Lake Children's Center: Where Your Kids Are Our World
    Quality preschool and child care in North Seattle for infants, toddlers, preschool age, and before/after school care.  
    http://www.hlplanetkids.com/
    
    Extractions: A fun, safe, creative neighborhood-based atmosphere for children and parents Anti-bias and diverse education Active hands-on learning Emphasis on child-centered curriculum Strong academic, arts and science programs Spanish (Pre-K classroom) Sign Language Focus on the development of the whole child Easy Freeway Access Just North of Northgate Contact us , or schedule a tour today!

88. Choosing After-School Child Care
    Choosing afterschool child care. school-age child care includes almost anyprogram that regularly enrolls children from kindergarten through early  
    http://www.wcax.com/global/story.asp?s=366282&ClientType=Printable

89. HoustonPrivateSchools.com - Your Source In The Greater Houston, Texas Area For I
    Source for parents and individuals that are searching for information about private schools, after school activities, specialist, camps, and child care.  
    http://www.houstonprivateschools.com/
    
    Extractions: Our plan is to update the information found within these pages on a regular basis so that you will have this valuable resource available to you and your family. We will be continuously adding enhancements to our site so if the information you are looking for is not available, please check back soon. If you wish to contact us, our email address is: info@houstonprivateschools.com School Search After School Specialists ... Home Site sponsored by:

90. ANR IMPACT - 4-H After School Child Care Programs (ACCP) In Placer & Nevada Coun
    The 4H Afterschool child care Program uses a learn-by-doing approach that isage and developmentally appropriate. This approach includes  
    http://ucanr.org/delivers/impactview.cfm?impactnum=114&mainunitnum=0

91. Austin Community Education
    Sponsored by the Austin Independent school District and the City of Austin. Includes information about after school, child care, tutoring, summer, and homeless and adult education programs.  
    http://www.communityeducation.org/

92. KWWL Television Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque Iowa City Decorah News Channel Wea
    Choosing afterschool child care school-age child care includes almost anyprogram that regularly enrolls children from kindergarten through early  
    http://www.kwwl.com/Global/story.asp?S=366282

93. Ponderosa Elementary School
    Offers extended day kindergarten and before and after school child care.  
    http://www.pond.ccsd.k12.co.us/

94. Child-care Centres - Day Nurseries, Kindergartens And After-school Care
    This site of the City of Vienna contains information on crèches, kindergartensand afterschool care.  
    http://www.wien.gv.at/english/social/childcare/nursery.htm
    
    Extractions: wien.at english edition Day nurseries are for small children up to age three. Group sizes and the number of nursery school teachers are geared towards the needs of small children in that age group. Special emphasis is placed on making children feel safe and sheltered while catering to their need for physical activity. There is a team of four (two nursery school teachers and two assistants) looking after each group, with a maximum of 15 children per group. In Vienna there is a total of 304 day nurseries for approximately 5,000 children. For children aged three to six there are kindergartens to prepare them for life in the community in a holistic approach. Nursery school teachers make sure the day at kindergarten is full of incentives so that children can make plenty of experience and acquire knowledge at the same time. Included in the programme are outings, cultural events and sports activities. Many kindergartens offer Montessori teaching methods, English language courses and give a first introduction to computers. Up to 25 children are taken care of in one group. Responsibilities are shared by a team of three (two nursery school teachers and one assistant). In Vienna there is a total of 873 kindergarten groups for approximately 20,500 children.

95. After School Program For Child Care In Metrowest -- Suburban Child
    Describes their child care afterschool, recreation, and study programs.  
    http://www.suburbanchild.com
    
    Extractions: When it comes to care for your little ones, Suburban Child offers the best before school and after school programs, child care, and early childhood programming in the Metrowest area. Aside from our summer program, we also offer swimming, birthday parties, and the area's most prominent extended after school, before school, and pre-school programs. And opened in September 2003 is our newly licensed Infant/Toddler Room! Experience the Suburban difference! Visit today and take a tour of our after school program, health club, fitness center, and the rest of our facility! Ask about our group rates and other special programs.

96. After School Programs
    afterschool Related Events. The National Network for child care offers an updatedconference schedule for those in the field of childcare.  
    http://www.ncrel.org/after/resource/nation.htm
    
    Extractions: Afterschool.gov connects people to federal resources for information on strategies to support children and youth during out-of-school hours. The site includes a searchable database of federal government funding sources; ideas on networking with others in the field; links to organizations and publications that focus on youth issues; and great Web sites designed for kids and teens The U.S. Department of Education offers information and materials on an array of topics related to the st Century Community Learning Centers program. The National Center for Community Education and the National Community Education Association host free regional workshops to assist schools with their grant applications for the 21st Century Community Learning Centers program. National School-Age Care Alliance provides information on quality school-age care and after-school programs. The National Institute on Out-of-School Time provides research and materials to assist applicants for 21st Century Community Learning Centers grants. Family Education Network Federal Resources for Educational Excellence has resources for teaching and learning from 30 federal agencies, with search tools and a bulletin board for teachers and federal agencies to communicate about potential collaboration on new teaching and learning resources.

97. Maynard Public Schools - EXCEL
    Maynard EXCEL is a public school operated (tuitionbased) child care program . Grades 4-8 are housed at Fowler school (Fowler after school Club)  
    http://web.maynard.ma.us/schools/excel/
    
    Extractions: On this page: Programs Curriculum Closings/ Vacation Weeks / Summers Early Release Days ... Administration Maynard EXCEL is a public school operated (tuition-based) child care program. The program provides a safe caring environment for children in a "home away from home" setting. Parents are invited to visit the program at any time. For further information, call Lois V. Cohen, Director, or Michelle King, Administrative Assistant, at (978) 897-8021. Offices are located at Green Meadow School, 5 Tiger Drive. Before School Program - Grades K-8 are housed at the Green Meadow School (7:00-8:30 a.m.). After School Programs: Grades K-3 are housed at Green Meadow School (dismissal-6:00 p.m.). A wide variety of age appropriate activities are offered in the curriculum areas of arts and crafts, games, sports, cooking, language arts, music, science, computers and drama. The program offers special guest presentations, field trips to museums and parks, swimming, roller skating, miniature golf, bowling and community outreach activities. Some activities are optional and are provided at an additional cost. Supervised homework time is provided for grades 3-8. EXCEL is closed on snow emergency days, school holidays and professional days. The regular schedule is maintained on delayed openings. Programs are closed during the December vacation week, however, special February and April vacation week programs are available at an additional cost. Summer enrichment programs are offered.

98. Build The Out-of-School Time Network
    Parents United for child care (PUCC) is an organization of low and Guide toBoston s Before and after school Programs 2005-2006 Edition  
    http://www.pucc.com/
    
    Extractions: View the 2005-2006 edition of the Guide to Boston's Before and After School Programs. NEW! Lead to Opportunities for Youth with Disabilities Grants Available for 2005-2006. Please click on this link for application information. Application deadline is Friday, October 28th, 2005. BOSTnet Director of Development Position Posting MS Word PDF For the past 18 years, Build the Out-of-School Time Network (BOSTnet) has been working with parents, providers and policymakers to build out-of-school time opportunities for children, youth and families. In December of 2004 BOSTnet, formerly Parents United for Child Care, adopted its new name to reflect its focus and expertise in the field of out-of-school time. BOSTnet provides training and technical assistance to over 250 out-of-school time providers annually. It does this by providing one-on-one technical assistance, training opportunities via conferences and workshops, and monthly meetings of the Boston Director's Roundtable. BOSTnet also publishes a quarterly newsletter and other materials for the out-of-school time field. For the past 15 years, BOSTnet has published the

99. Child Care
    Each week nearly 5 million children are left unsupervised after school. early childhood development and before and after-school child care services.  
    http://www.policyalmanac.org/social_welfare/childcare.shtml
    
    Extractions: Home Policy Archive Search Sponsored Listings Questia : Search over 400,000 books and journals at Questia online. FastWeb Free Scholarship Search : Find free money for college or an advanced degree. var site="sm3pwl1776" As more women and mothers enter the workforce, child care has become an increasingly important public policy issue. Many families, particularly those with modest incomes, have trouble financing its cost. Poor quality of care is another persistent problem. Low wages for child care workers tend to promote high turnover and inexperienced providers, and a patchwork of state regulations inadequately address these concerns. The federal and state governments have a number of programs that tackle some of these issues, but many problems still remain unsolved. The Growing Need for Child Care As more and more women have moved, by necessity or choice, from the home to the workforce, the need for affordable, high-quality child care has become critical. Sadly, this need often goes unmet. Each week nearly 5 million children are left unsupervised after school. This lack of supervision is associated with increased drug use, juvenile delinquency, and crime. Child Care Affordability Nearly half of working families and mothers who are able to find child care rely on family members, including parents and other relatives. The rest arrange for care through private providers. Parents often face steep costs and questionable quality of care.

100. Child Care Services
     The program is administered by child care centers, outsideschool-hours care centers, after school programs for at-risk children that participate in the  
     http://www.state.tn.us/humanserv/childcare.htm
     
     Extractions: Skip to Content. Home Toll-free Numbers News ... Contact Us This site uses Adobe Acrobat's Portable Document Format (PDF) to provide accurate representation of many publications located here. Click on the icon to receive information on loading this free software. Popular Topics CCDF State Plan Licensing Regulated Care ... CCDF State Plan Child Care and Development Fundprogram for Tennessee for 10/1/2003 - 9/30/2005 Child Care and Development Fund program for Tennessee for 10/1/2005 - 9/30/2007 Child Care Licensing Tennessee law defines "child care" as the provision of supervision, protection and, at a minimum, the basic needs of at least five children, who are not related to the primary care givers, for three or more hours of the day, but less than twenty-four hours a day.

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