By Sam Piha
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Jennifer Peck |
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Lucy Friedman |
Federal 21st CCLC funding provides the only support for the high school ASSETs afterschool program in California and also funds many K-8 programs in our state. In many other states, this federal funding stream provides the major support for afterschool programs.
Those interested in following discussions in Washington, D.C. that will have a bearing on the future of federally funded afterschool should read a recent Huffington Post article co-authored by Jennifer Peck, Executive Director of the
Partnership for Children and Youth (based in the Bay Area) and Lucy Friedman, President of
The After-School Corporation (TASC – based in New York). To read this article, click
here.
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