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After-school programs: Good for kids, good for communities by Jed Schwendiman, 1999
After-school program handbook: Strategies and effective practices by Gordon P Whitaker, 1998
Sustainability in school-linked after-school programs: Leadership, program quality, and sustainability by Ellen Pechman, 2002
Before and after school activities in Connecticut's elementary and middle schools: Submitted to State of Connecticut, Office of Policy and Management, Policy Development and Planning Division by Eliot C Hartstone, 2002
An inside look at San Jose's after-school programs (School Age Growth Enrichment): Report to the Housing and Community Services Committee by David Pandori, 1993
The After-School Academy: A How-To Guide for School-Age Car Professionals by Mary Bryant-Mason, 1996-06
Longitudinal study of LA's BEST after school education and enrichment program, 1992-94: Final evaluation report by Pauline E Brooks, 1995
Realizing the promise and opportunity of after school programs in a diverse state: A preliminary analysis of equity and access issues in California's after school programs by Laurie Olsen, 2000
A guide to choosing an after-school program (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:407448) by Wendy Schwartz, 1996
Financing after-school programs by Robert Halpern, 2000
Evaluation report of the middle school after school activities program: 1997-1998 school year by Paul O Stern, 1998
Developmental analysis of after-school programs for the governor's crime commission (CURS report) by Gordon P Whitaker, 1998
What would Proposition 49, the After School Education and Safety Program Act, mean for California? by Delaine McCullough, 2002
Working with School-Age Children by Marlene Bumgarner, 2010-08-28

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Pediatric Advisor 2005.2: Child Care: Questions To Ask About Before And After Sc
child care Questions to Ask About Before and after school Family care How will my child be transported to and from school or when you leave the house?
http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/pa/pa_dcqscfam_pep.htm

Extractions: This information is approved and/or reviewed by U-M Health System providers but it is not a tool for self-diagnosis or a substitute for medical treatment. You should speak to your physician or make an appointment to be seen if you have questions or concerns about this information or your medical condition. Index Can you tell me more about your background and experience? What are some reasons you enjoy taking care of children? Do you have children of your own? How will my child be transported to and from school or when you leave the house? What are your expectations regarding length of commitment? Do you smoke? Do you have any health problems? Have you had training in first aid? What are your views on discipline? Meals? Television? Playmates? What would you do if . . . ? (Give examples relevant to your situation: medical and personal emergencies, common problems with child.)
Pediatric Advisor 2005.2: Child Care: Questions About Before And After School In
child care Questions About Before and after school InHome care (6 - 12 yr) What are some reasons you enjoy taking care of children?
http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/pa/pa_dcqschom_pep.htm

Extractions: This information is approved and/or reviewed by U-M Health System providers but it is not a tool for self-diagnosis or a substitute for medical treatment. You should speak to your physician or make an appointment to be seen if you have questions or concerns about this information or your medical condition. Index Can you tell me more about your background and experience? What are some reasons you enjoy taking care of children? Do you have children of your own? How will you get to and from work? How will my child be transported if you leave the house? What are your expectations regarding length of commitment? Do you smoke? Do you have any health problems? Have you had training in first aid? What kinds of activities might you plan for my child? What are your views on discipline? Meals? Television? Friends?
Child Care Services Provided By Atherton Shire Council
Kindergarten child care Family Day care after school care Vacation care The Centreprovides a quality service which we believe includes
http://www.athertonsc.qld.gov.au/childcare.htm

Extractions: The Centre provides a quality service which we believe includes: The Atherton Childrens Centre is a "not for profit organisation" focusing on quality child care. The Kindergarten Division operates from Monday to Friday. Morning, afternoon and full day sessions are available. Further details are available by contacting the Kindergarten office on (07) 4091 2644.
Franchise Tax Credits For Child-Care Programs (96-766)
schoolage child care means care provided before or after school and duringthe summer and holidays primarily for children who are at least five years of
http://www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/taxpubs/tx96_766.html

Extractions: The Legislature created two franchise tax credits related to day-care and after-school-care programs. Eligible corporations may take advantage of these credits for qualifying expenditures made in Texas on or after January 1, 2000. Franchise Tax Rule 3.579 addresses these credits. For more information on Texas' franchise tax, see "What is the Texas Franchise Tax" at the end of this bulletin. THE CREDITS Credit for Qualifying Expenditures for Day Care To be eligible for a day-care credit, a corporation must make certain qualifying expenditures for child-care in Texas during the period upon which the tax is based. "Expenditure" means a direct contribution, donation, gift, or payment, but does not include an indirect contribution, gift, or payment. For example, a payment to an organization directly operating a qualifying program could be a qualifying expenditure, but a payment to a charitable organization that distributes the funds to another organization that actually operates the qualifying program would not be a qualifying expenditure. Qualifying expenditures include amounts paid to establish or operate a day-care center primarily to provide care for the children of employees of the corporation or of the corporation and one or more other entities sharing the costs of establishing and operating the center. Qualifying expenditures also include amounts paid to purchase child-care services provided to the children of the corporation's employees at a day-care center or a family home registered with the Department of Protective and Regulatory Services under Chapter 42, Human Resources Code.
Campus Life - Child Care - School Age Care
child care Benefit funded by the Federal Government, is available on a means tested Before school care and after school care programs are available for
http://www.gu.edu.au/ocs/childcare/content3.html

Extractions: Flip to Text Version Child Care Centres Family Day Care School Age Care ... Enrolment School Age Care is a community service that offers a range of stimulating activities for school aged children. Set in a peaceful bush environment on the Nathan Campus, School Age Care operates in a purpose built and equipped facility for the sole use of primary school age children. Before and After School Care programs operate during State School Terms (including Pupil Free days), and the Vacation Care Program operates during each State School holiday period. The programs are designed for primary school age and pre-school age children, aged five to thirteen years. Child Care Benefit funded by the Federal Government , is available on a means tested basis. Please note the Family Assistance Office classes each service separately. The Service Provider Numbers are: Before School Care and After School Care programs are available for children attending schools in the local community. A varied and flexible program of leisure activities is offered Children are able to choose from a wide variety of materials and resources, including computers, arts, crafts, music, cooking and sports. With the support of qualified and experienced staff, children select and plan their own activities and experiences. In consultation with parents, staff will also assist with the supervision of homework.
International Students | Childcare
In Australia, child care is available for children up until they start school before and after school hours and weekends or evenings by negotiation.
http://www.international.adelaide.edu.au/new/family/childcare.html

Extractions: Future Students Current Students International Alumni In Australia, child care is available for children up until they start school (usually at the age of five). Children between the age of four and fiveare entitled to attend kindergarten but only for the equivalent of two days per week. If you have a have a four-year-old child, you may choose to use a combination of child care and kindergarten. Choosing the right child care option for your child is an important decision. Once you have arrived in Adelaide, visit the International Student Centre (ISC) to collect a copy of our Information for International Students with Children booklet. You can also download the booklet from the Family section of this web site. This booklet will give you some helpful tips to consider when seeking quality care and education for young children. Child Care Centres , often referred to as 'long day care', have qualified staff and provide educational programs. Child care centres generally cater for the needs of children between three months and six years, although most children in South Australia start school of five years of age. Quality childcare services are available at the University of Adelaide's North Terrace, Roseworthy and Waite campuses, and at many child care centres throughout Adelaide. The average daily cost of child care is between AUD $35-50.
On Site Child Care
Before after school care. 600a.m.600p.m. San Juan. Bautista child Development.(Northwood). Mai Vo. Portable. 2760 Trimble Road. San Jose, 95132
http://www.berryessa.k12.ca.us/id50.htm

Extractions: BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL DAYCARE Program Name Contact Person Site Location Address Phone Kindergarten Care? Type of Program YMCA-Berryessa (Vinci Park) Lucas Bernal Portable 1975 S. White Road San Jose, CA 95148 Yes 6:30a.m.-8:15a.m. 11:45a.m.-6:00p.m. YMCA-Berryessa (Laneview) Melissa Berninghausen Portable 1975 S. White Road San Jose, CA 95148 Yes K - 5 care After School Care 2:00p.m.-6:00p.m. San Juan BautistaChild Development(Noble) Ofelia Saldivar Portable 3466 Grossmont Dr San Jose 95132 Yes 6:00a.m.-6:00p.m. San Juan Bautista Child Development (Northwood) Mai Vo Portable 2760 Trimble Road San Jose, 95132 Preschool 6:30a.m.-6:00p.m. Toyon Partners Day Imelda Llorin Portable 995 Bard St. San Jose, CA 95127 Yes 6:30a.m.-6:00p.m. San Juan Bautista Child Development (Cherrywood) Donna Clubb Building A 2550 Greengate Drive San Jose, CA 95132 Yes K-5th 6:00a.m.-6:00p.m.
Kinderstreet After School, Child Care, Preschool Management Software For School
Internet applications for childcare centers, before and afterschool programs,and camps. Use the Internet to manage billing, communicate with parents online
http://www.kinderstreet.com/
Find Jobs - JobDetails
Before after school child care Program needs adults for Marion, Oak Hill,Mississinewa Eastbrook schools, caregivers Bookkeeper. Apply at YMCA 6640544
http://accounting.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?IPath=JR&job_
After School Programs - After School Programs : Child Care
The after school child care staff are carefully screened by the Del Mar Unionschool District and are hired based on a combination of education and
http://delmarschools.com/afterschool/childcare.htm

Extractions: Home Page Schools Strategic Plan Community ... Employment Listings Ashley Falls Carmel Del Mar Del Mar Heights Del Mar Hills Sage Canyon Sycamore Ridge Torrey Hills Education Foundation After School Programs Employee Login At each of our district school sites, there is a child care center . We offer age-appropriate programs available for kindergarten, first through third, and fourth through sixth (Club 5/6) grade students. The after school child care staff are carefully screened by the Del Mar Union School District and are hired based on a combination of education and experience which demonstrates a strong understanding and sensitivity to the educational and social needs of school age children. Each applicant must be fully documented under Del Mar Union School District guidelines, including fingerprinting. The after school child care staff are responsible for creating and implementing age appropriate activities for the children in their care. The adult/child ratio: kindergarten is 1/10 and first through sixth is 1/14. The activities planned are under the direct supervision of the Del Mar Union School District and will include but not be limited to: arts and crafts, drama, singing, physical education activities, study time, cooking, and multicultural experiences. A curriculum will be developed by the child care staff which encourages children to:
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OFS child care Assistance Program. Parents can select any Class A child carecenter, schoolbased before and after school program, registered family
http://www.dss.state.la.us/departments/ofs/Child_Care_Assistance_Program.html

Extractions: Related Links The Child Care Assistance program helps low-income families to pay for the child care they need to work or attend school or training. Monthly payments are based on the number of hours the parents work or attend school or training, the amount charged by the child care provider, family size and household income. Parents can select any Class A child care center, school-based before and after school program, registered family child day care home, or in-home provider. 1. Are you responsible for paying child care costs for a child under 13, or a disabled child under 18, who lives with you? 2. Do you, your spouse, and any other parents of children who live in your home, work or attend an educational or training program? If not participating in one or a combination of these activities, do these persons receive disability income? 3. Is your household's monthly gross earned income (before any deductions from paycheck) and unearned income less than the amount listed below for your household size?
NAESP : NAESP History In After-School Care Programming
NAESP History in afterschool care Programming. Printer Friendly Version The 1993 publication of NAESP s Standards for Quality school-Age child care,
http://www.naesp.org/ContentLoad.do?contentId=951
Child Care Scholarships
child care Resources school Information and afterschool Programs Summer children kindergarten age to 12 years are eligible for after-school awards.
http://atwork.harvard.edu/worklife/parents/scholarships.shtml

Extractions: The Harvard Child Care Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance for full- and/or part-time eligible child care for children up to kindergarten age, and eligible after-school care for children of kindergarten age and older. The scholarships are awarded by the APSF Child Care Scholarship Committee and administered through the Harvard University Office of Work/Life and Family Resources. Who is eligible? Active members of the Faculty, Administrative and Professional staff, and Non-Bargaining Unit Support staff who are on a regular payroll, and eligible Postdoctoral Fellows, who work at least 17.5 hours per week at Harvard, and whose children are in one of the following types of day care: a licensed child care center
Orange County Public Schools : After School Care
Before/after school programs are available at middle schools through Expenses for schoolage child care qualify for income tax child care credit.
http://www.ocps.k12.fl.us/pageView.rhtml?pageID=4
Queen S Human Resources Child Care Guide
child care Providers Browsing care for school-Age children It charges$3.90 / day for before school care and $9.10 / day for after school care.
http://www.hr.queensu.ca/guides/childcare/prov_list_8.htm
After-school Care In Disadvantaged Rural And Urban Areas
Lowincome childrens after-school care Are there beneficial effects of after-schoolprograms? child Development, 65, 440-456. Pugh, E. (1999).
http://www.ucd.ie/psydept/research/child/afterschool.html

Extractions: Making choices, having a good time and learning? A research project conducted by Eilis Hennessy and Mary Donnelly, Department of Psychology, University College Dublin and funded by the Combat Poverty Agency. Aims of the research To compare the socio-emotional development and standard of homework of children in urban and rural community based after-school schemes with matched groups of children not attending these schemes. To further understanding of way in which parents and children arrive at decisions about whether or not to use after-school care and which type of care to use. Design, method and sample Design The design proposed is a cross-sectional group comparison. Four community-based after-school projects will be selected for the research, two in disadvantaged urban areas and two in disadvantaged rural areas. Eight children will be selected in each setting (4 boys and 4 girls). Four children in each setting will be in the age group 6 to 8 years, and 4 will be aged 10 to 12 years (2 boys and 2 girls in each case). These children will be matched for age, gender, school attended and SES with children from the community who do not attend the target services. Method A range of qualitative and quantitative methods will be used: Child and parent open-ended interviews will be used to determine the history of after-school care and the decision making that lead to the current arrangement (64 interviews in total: 32 with children, 32 with parents).
School-age Child Care
A PARENT S GUIDE TO child care FOR schoolAGE childREN the most commonquestions that parents have about before- and after-school child care programs.
http://www.nncc.org/Choose.Quality.Care/parents.sac.html

Extractions: Basically, child care programs for school-age youth provide adult supervision and age-appropriate activities in the hours before and after school. Programs that are sensitive to the needs of employed parents also provide care during times that school is not in session, such as school holidays and vacations.
Bureau Of Early Childhood Services - New York State Office Of Children & Family
Resources for parents with child care needs, people who want to start, before and after school and outside normal school hours; group family day care
http://www.ocfs.state.ny.us/main/becs/

Extractions: @import url(/main/CSS/basic.css); @import url(/main/CSS/style.css); Skip to Main Content Search Programs/Services How Do I? Forms FAQs ... Testimony of Commissioner John A. Johnson to the Council of the City of New York Hearing on Oversight-Inspection and Monitoring of Child Care Centers in New York City The New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) is charged by State Law to regulate, license/register and monitor those child care settings that meet the State definition of child day care. At the current time there are approximately 18,800 regulated facilities that are licensed or registered under the auspice of OCFS. The types of licensed and registered care are day care centers (outside of New York City); School Age Child Care Programs (statewide) that provide supervision for children before and after school and outside normal school hours; group family day care (statewide) which can care for up to 14 children in a provider's home; and registered family day care programs that can provide care to a maximum of 8 children in a provider's home.
AFTER SCHOOL CARE For 2 Children. 8- 10 Hours Per Week. $13/ Hour
after school child care providers needed at The Evergreen school in Shoreline . NANNY/ HOUSEKEEPER FOR before and after school care. 2 children.
http://www.thedaily.washington.edu/classifieds/530.html
Southwest Washington Child Care Consortium - Child Care Sites
The largest communityrun child care system in the United States. Before after school Serving ages First Grade - 12 years 630 AM - 600 PM
http://www.esd112.org/swccc/sites.asp

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