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 Student learning doesn't stop after the final bell. Read the latest research, learn how to start an after-school program, find case studies, and explore the ways your school can benefit. Find articles providing keys, tips and successful components of after-school programs.
Read about NAESP's history of involvement with after-school programs, survey results of NAESP principals, and plans for the future.
Also read Leading After-School Learning Communities: What Principals Should Know and Be Able To Do, co-created by the National Association of Elementary School Principals and Collaborative Communications Group, A Guide for Those Who Care About Creating and Supporting Quality in Schools. By collaborating with after-school programs and accepting them as vital partners in education, principals can strengthen their schools and move closer to the overriding, common goal of maximizing learning for every child. Download the Executive Summary here or purchase the book in the National Principals Resource Center.
New Comprehensive Workshop Guide Designed To Put Into Action NAESP’s Leading After-School Learning Communities: What Principals Should Know and Be Able To Do Publication
Aligning the Learning Day: Collaboration Strategies for Principals and After-School Program Directors
When after-school activities are aligned with school day learning, real gains in students’ academic, social and emotional growth can occur. This workshop brings principals and after-school program directors together to discuss their respective roles and responsibilities, share common goals and develop action plans for ongoing collaboration.
Our complete workshop package is priced at $225.00 plus shipping and handling and includes: - The workshop guide and CD with customizable schedules, talking points, activities, PowerPoint presentations, participant handouts, and resources for delivering four modules—an introductory session, breakout sessions for principals and program directors, and a collaborative action planning session.
- Ten copies of NAESP’s publication, Leading After-School Learning Communities: What Principals Should Know and Be Able To Do.
Content is appropriate for delivery by state and local organizations serving elementary and middle school principals, as well as those serving after-school programs. Optional facilitator training and assistance is available.
For more information and to order please contact the NAESP Leadership Academy at
1-800-386-2377.
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