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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. After School Care:General:Education & Training - New Zealand YELLOW PAGES®
    04-567 4062. after school care. Bulls CALF childcare Please refer to our main ad under child care. 0-6-322 1744. after school care. Kiwicare Pre school.  
    http://www.yellowpages.co.nz/quick/search?cat=11136&view=cat&page=search

82. Private Schools And Enrichment Programs
    Information concerning private schools, after school activities, Houston area day care, Houston area specialists, camps and child care.  
    http://houstonprivateschools.com/

83. ANR IMPACT - 4-H After School Child Care Programs (ACCP) In Placer & Nevada Coun
    PlacerNevada Counties 4-H after school child care Programs (ACCP) In Placer Nevada Counties. children participating in learning activities at 4-H ACCP site.  
    http://ucanr.org/delivers/impactview.cfm?impactnum=114&mainunitnum=0

84. 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/

85. NNCC Child Care Program Evaluation 1
    a private matter for families h. other i. no limitations 7. Would you enroll your child in an after school child care program which had a fee?  
    http://www.nncc.org/Evaluation/ccprog1.html

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

87. School-age Child Care
    This brochure was designed to answer the most common questions 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.

88. 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.

89. After-School & After-Care Programs - Find Schools & After-Care - Parents - ED.go
    in NHES 2005 Early childhood Program Participation (ECPP), afterschool Programs and Ford Federal Direct Loan Program; Notice of child care Loan Forgiveness  
    http://www.ed.gov/parents/schools/after/list.jhtml
    
    Extractions: Provide Feedback with our online survey. Prepare My Child for School Find a School Award-Winning Schools ... College for My Child Select a Topic Accountability Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology What Works Advanced Search About ED Offices Submission for OMB Review; Comment Request; 2005 National Household Education Surveys Program (NHES: 2005) [IES] (Apr 07, 2004) Request to comment on a revision to a survey colleciton. This is a survey of households using random-digit-dialing and computer-assisted telephone interviewing. Three topical surveys are to be conducted in NHES: 2005: Early Childhood Program Participation (ECPP), After-School Programs and Activities (ASPA), and Adult Education and Lifelong Learning (AELL). Comments due on or before May 7, 2004. Portable Document Format (PDF) (52KB) Awards 21st Century Community Learning Centers (Aug 18, 2003)

90. YMCA/LA, Gardena-Carson Family - Before And After School Child Care
    Participants are provided with a nutritious snack after school. (A must for Kinder children) Typical Day Programs may vary at school age child care sites.  
    http://www.ymcala.org/Branch/Webpage.aspx?ENT=47&ID=1224

91. YMCA/LA, Torrance-South Bay - Before-and-After School Child Care
    Beforeand-after school child care. Meeting the need for child care is of great concern to parents, employers and educators. Parents  
    http://www.ymcala.org/Branch/Webpage.aspx?ENT=68&ID=1394

92. Corning Area Schools
    Before and after school child care Programs The CorningPainted Post Area school District in partnership with Pathways Inc. offers  
    http://www.corningareaschools.com/childcare.asp

93. Child Care/Education
    Extenda-care offers information on after school child care at 56 area elementary schools 472-9402; Austin Families, Inc 834-0342.  
    http://www.austin-chamber.org/Live_Work/Move_to_Austin/Child_Care_Education/
    
    Extractions: Transportation Austin is young at heart, and increasingly younger in age, as many recent arrivals and long-time residents are having, and raising, children in Central Texas. As they grow up, your kids will find they have a wealth of options to see to it that they develop into sterling citizens of this terrific town. Childcare Locating Service The Austin area has nearly 200 child care facilities. Each one offers a unique experience for your child, but before you select one, consider these fact-finding actions: Look at all your options - nonprofit, church and other community child care centers, private centers, and company-sponsored child care Schedule a first visit Make an unannounced second visit Ask for names and phone numbers of other parents; call them and ask candid questions

94. Child Care
    Tarzana after school child care (BC AC) SS Vandlden, Tarzana, Wilbur, Sherman Oaks, Special Studies, Portola school, 5700 Beckford Ave.  
    http://www.laparks.org/dos/childcare/childcare.htm

95. Crystal Coast Schools And Child Care | NC's Central Coast | Insiders' Guide®
    child care offers child care and preschool activities for children aged 12 months through 4 years old and afterschool care for children of kindergarten age  
    http://www.insiders.com/crystalcoast/main-schools2.htm
    
    Extractions: Explore The Site HOME -New Bern -Havelock -Oriental -Daytrips CRYSTAL COAST Annual Events Area Overview Arts Attractions Boating Camping Commerce Fishing Getting Around Golf Healthcare Higher Ed. Hotels Kidstuff Maps Marinas Media Military Nightlife Real Estate Rentals Restaurants Retirement Schools Shopping Sports Volunteering Vacation Rentals Weddings Worship Authors Quickplanner Local Links Adverstise w/us LinkSwap Contact Us Home Private Schools Several private schools offer county students an alternative to public education. Most provide instruction to students in the elementary grade levels, but one private school serves students from kindergarten through 12th grade. There is also a small group of home-school participants. For information about home schools, contact the Carteret County Schools Central Office, (252) 728-4583. Crystal Coast School of the Arts 4907 Bridges St., Morehead City This kindergarten through 2nd grade school focuses on instruction in art, drama, music and Spanish in addition to basic academic subjects. It also provides some pre-kindergarten and after school care and instruction in dance, art and tumbling as well as some specialized summer programs. Gramercy Christian School

96. After School Care
    2004 State child care Report is a report by the children’s Defense Fund examining the need for after school child care programs.  
    http://oncampus.richmond.edu/connect/issues/afterschoolcare/afterschoolcare.html
    
    Extractions: Violence COMMUNITY RESEARCH CLEARINGHOUSE Search: AfterSchool Programs For information on local afterschool programs , please visit Tapestry , the United Way’s Information and Referral web site. Tapestry provides a list of local programs with contact information, geographic areas and constituencies served. On this page: Trends in Afterschool Programs Afterschool Alert - Poll Report: Across Demographic and Party Lines, Americans Clamor for Safe, Enriching Afterschool Programs a 2003 poll report conducted by the afterschool Alliance found that nine in ten American voters think that afterschool programs are important. This poll reveals a trend of increasing intensity with which voters support afterschool programs.

97. Student Services - After School Care Services
    Phone 136150. Quote our Centre ID number to register your child as attending UWA after school care Centre 407 069 657H. Collection of children.  
    http://www.studentservices.uwa.edu.au/ss/students/life/childcare/after_school
    
    Extractions: experiences to develop new skills and abilities. The program is based on the ages, needs and interests of the particular children using the Centre. Children are encouraged to have an input, to plan and contribute ideas at daily meetings. The staff members' skills, and parent contributions are also taken into consideration when planning the program. Our program attempts to balance structured and unstructured activities and to consider each of the following areas of play; physical, creative, constructive, exploratory, dramatic and cognitive.

98. InfoPEI: After School Care
    ALot child care Centre; Kids Connection; Leaps and Bounds child care Centre; Magic Moments child care Centre; Montague Before and after school Program; Services de  
    http://www.gov.pe.ca/infopei/index.php3?number=928&lang=E

99. Lake Travis ISD Child Care
    Phone 5336018, What is Extended care? It is an after school child care program for children in kindergarten through 5th grade.  
    http://www.laketravis.txed.net/SD/Child Care.htm
    
    Extractions: Schools Lake Travis High Hudson Bend Middle Lake Travis Middle Bee Cave Elementary ... Lakeway Elementary Resources Calendar District Directory Library School Menus ... STEPS Process News Room School Closures Bond Program Update Recent News School Finance/Robin Hood ... Archives Day care and after school care is available to children of LTISD employees and LTISD residents. Day Care Program Contact: Linda Garrett , Director Phone: Extended Care After School Program Contact: Karen Hughes , Director Registration form (uses Acrobat Reader Phone: 533-6018 What is Extended Care?

100. Work/Life Programs
     these basic types and also outlines some additional child care programs that may be available in your community before and after school care; vacation and  
     http://www.opm.gov/wrkfam/html/cchb501.asp
     
     Extractions: New User About the Agency What's New Quick Index ... Career Opportunities You are here: Home wrkfam html Choosing childcare arrangements is a very personal decision for parents. It is one of the most important decisions a parent can make since the care children receive influences their future development. There are three basic types of childcare: childcare centers, childcare homes, and child care in your own home. This section describes these basic types and also outlines some additional child care programs that may be available in your community: before and after school care; vacation and summer programs; sick child/back-up/emergency care; part-day preschool programs and nursery schools; programs for children with special needs; and the Head Start Program. A childcare center provides care for groups of children by a staff of caregivers. The staff have some type of early childhood education training. Centers are generally licensed by the State and more centers are earning accreditation through the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Centers are either privately operated for profit by a chain or individual, or operated by non-profit agencies, such as churches, public schools, government agencies, or non-profit vendors. (See the licensing and accreditation section, and the directories of State and local agencies that can help you locate childcare centers in your area.) A childcare home provides care for a small group of children in the caregiver's home. These homes are registered or licensed in most States. More and more homes are becoming accredited by the National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC). (See the licensing and accreditation section, and the directories of State and local agencies that can help you locate childcare homes in your area.)

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