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A great way to stay informed about after school policy is to
join
the policy committee which provides timely, objective
updates on state and federal budgets and policies impacting after
school programs.
Brian Lee, California Deputy Director with Fight Crime Invest in
Kids and Chair of the Network Policy Committee, offers a succinct
overview of state and federal policy and budget items impacting
after school programs.
This brief describes the populations served, the magnitude and
sources of funding, and the unmet need for additional after
school programs in the state of California. Supplementary after
school program data by county, State Assembly and Senate
district, and US Congressional District will be available online
shortly.
Committees meet over the telephone on a quarterly basis to
provide information, discuss current topics and needs for the
field, as well as create sub work groups to plan and work on
specific projects or events for each committee.
Welcome to the California Afterschool Network presentation of
California’s Afterschool Landscape. Using data acquired from the
California Department of Education, this presentation illustrates
the implementation of the largest state funded expansion of
after-school services in the nation’s history. We will do this by
illustrating the rollout of proposition 49 and the After School
Education and Safety or ASES program and then presents the
current statewide picture of state and federal funding.
This document offers specific instructions in how to engage your
local legislators in site visits to illustrate the importance of
after school programs.
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Brian Lee, California Deputy Director with Fight Crime Invest in Kids and Chair of the Network Policy Committee, offers a succinct overview of state and federal policy and budget items impacting after school programs.
State of the State of California After School Programs
This brief describes the populations served, the magnitude and sources of funding, and the unmet need for additional after school programs in the state of California. Supplementary after school program data by county, State Assembly and Senate district, and US Congressional District will be available online shortly.
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