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  1. Bringing Yourself to Work: A Guide to Successful Staff Development in After-School Programs by Michelle Seligson, Patricia Stahl, 2003-11
  2. Beyond the bell: A toolkit for creating effective after-school programs by Judith G Caplan, 2001
  3. Child care for low-income school-age children: Disability and family structure effects in a national sample [An article from: Children and Youth Services Review] by S.L. Parish, J.M. Cloud, 2006-08-01
  4. After School and More by Inc. Resources for Children With Special Needs, 2004-07-30
  5. Before and After School Activities: Managing Your Before and After Programs by Denise Theobald, 1999-09-19
  6. AFTER-SCHOOL WORRIES: Tough on Parents, Bad for Business
  7. Activities for Before and After School (Kids' Stuff) by Mardi Gork, 1991-04
  8. Which low-income parents select child-care? [An article from: Children and Youth Services Review] by D. Hirshberg, D.S.C. Huang, et all
  9. Re-Examining the Role of Recreation and Parks in After-School Programs.: An article from: Parks & Recreation by Peter A. Witt, 2001-07-01
  10. Insuring After-School Programs Meet Their Intended Goals.(education, United States): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Peter A. Witt, 2001-09-01
  11. After School and More: After School, Weekend and Holiday Programs for Children and Youth with Disabilities and Special Needs in the Metro New York Area
  12. National study of before- and after-school programs, executive summary 1993: Final report to the Office of Policy and Planning, U.S. Dept. of Education by Patricia S Seppanen, 1993
  13. After-School and Parent Education Programs for At-Risk Youth and Their Families: A Guide to Organizing and Operating a Community-Based Center for Ba by Tommie Morton-Young, 1996-10
  14. Beyond the bell: A toolkit for creating effective after-school programs by Katie E Walter, 2000

21. BTB YS Care After School Enrichment Program
Program features the following four major components on a daily basis child care childcare is provided after school for a minimum of four hours per day.
http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/lausd/offices/btb/yscare.html
CHILD CARE - Childcare is provided after school for a minimum of four hours per day. Operating hours are extended on minimum and shortened days to accommodate early dismissals. Each day, participants are required to be signed-in by program staff and signed-out of the program by parents or their designees. To provide for the nutritional needs of the children, well-balanced snacks are provided daily.
ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE
RECREATION - 40 minutes of daily recreation instruction and activities that engage students and reinforce the Physical Education curriculum is provided. Multicultural activities, rhythmic activities, team activities, skill games, cooperative games, and quiet games are provided on a daily basis. Successful participation in these activities promote the development of a positive self-image, physical fitness, body awareness, sportsmanship, leadership skills, team work, character building, cooperative social skills, and a desire to make recreation an integral and important part of their daily lives.
ENRICHMENT
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22. 3 Bears Home - Child Care, Day Nursery, Pre-school, Holiday, Weekend & After Sch
Offer the provision of registered child care, day nursery, preschool and after school services. Contact information.
http://www.3bears.org.uk/
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We believe that the creation of a family friendly environment is ideal for the provision of childcare in which your offspring can thrive. We want to provide a service to support parents and guardians of under 5's by providing a stimulating and secure environment in which the children can grow and develop. This will be achieved by caring for their growth and development, their emotional, social and intellectual needs. We encourage independence and self-confidence and promote an equal opportunities policy. If you are viewing this text, your browser lacks the ability to read frames. Don't worry, you can still enjoy our site. All pages can be viewed from the contents page. Please follow the link to come inside! Contents

23. Hooton Day Nursery. The Child - First And Always.
Offer nursery care for babies, toddlers and preschoolers, before and after school care for school children, and holiday club. Contains details of activities, and contact information.
http://www.hootonchildcare.co.uk/
Welcome to the Hooton Child Care website. Unfortunately your browser doesn't support the frames needed to view the full site. On this page is a summary of the services that we offer at Hooton Childcare. You can contact us by email or telephone using the details here Hooton Child Care started life in 1989 as Hooton Day Nursery. Over the years, customers have asked for additional child care needs to be met, and now Hooton Child Care offers three distinct services - Hooton Day Nursery, Hooton After School and Hooton Holiday Club. Professional high quality care for babies, toddlers and pre-school children in a secure and happy environment. A full range of educational and play activities is provided by fully qualified staff. Drop your children off early and let us take them to some local primary schools. We then pick them up from school, supervise their homework and help them unwind, before you collect them on your way home. Unique scheme that takes primary school children out on fully supervised and exciting day trips on practically every weekday of every school holiday, including half-term breaks.

24. Lakewood City Schools School - Age Child Care Resources/Referral
Before/after school AM and PM at St. Peters child care Center Walk children to/from school. Wrap-around care for McKinley students. Serves Mckinley school.
http://www.lkwdpl.org/schools/childcare/
School-Age Child Care Resource/Referral The following is a list of school age child care providers who offer services for Lakewood City Schools' children. Please call the agency number listed with any questions/concerns regarding programs, fee schedules, etc . If you have additional child care questions, please call the Lakewood Department of Human Services/Early Childhood at 216-529-5018. There are now more openings for before and after school care in response to parent/community requests. The different school age child care providers have contracts to use the space in our school buildings to make school age child care convenient and more accessible to parents. Berea Children's Home 15200 Madison Avenue
Lakewood, OH 44107
Director: Wendy Lazor Hours:
6:30-9:00 A.M. and 3:00-6:00 P.M. Before/after school:
A.M. and P.M. at Detroit Avenue Child Development Center, 13523 Detroit Avenue
Transportation available.

25. Babysitting
Local child care care group offering low cost and after school babysitting.
http://www.geocities.com/candys_babysitting/Babysitting.html
Welcome to Candy's Babysitting Web page!! Do you need a cheap babysitter?
Do you need a babysitter after school for your child?
Do you live in North Carolina in the following towns?
Morganton
Valdese
Drexel
Oak Hill
Glen Alpine
Chesterfield
Hartland
If you answered yes to all of these question, contact us at candys_babysitting@alloymail.com When you email us the following information: Child's Name Home Phone Address Closest landmark Where you'll be Address of where you will be Phone of where you will be Cell phone number pager number Time expected home Allergies Medications Doctor and Number Neighbor and Number Relative and Number Any addition information Candy's Babysitting Staff President: Tara Ervin lollifive@hotmail.com Vice-President: Adrienne Avery cherry_pop_tart@alloymail.com Treasurer: Noel Smith Secretary: Kelli McDowell mcdowell@conninc.com

26. Leedchild Enrichment Center
Founded to provide children with safe, caring, nurturing environment. Provides daycare and before/after school care for infants through schoolage children.
http://www.leedchild.com/
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27. What Are The Issues?
quality, affordable afterschool programs. According to the US General Accounting Office, the number of out-of-school programs for school-age child care meets
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E-mail Find out more Read This Week in Washington See these and other free newletters and resources. Become A Member ... Home Before- and After-School Care If you are a PTA member and would like additional information about this issue, click here Background At least 7 million, and perhaps as many as 15 million, American children have nowhere to go after school. These children are at significant risk of getting poor grades, abusing drugs or alcohol, engaging in sexual activity, and becoming the victims of crime. They are also missing out on extended learning opportunities and positive relationships with caring adults in safe environments. Quality after-school programs can protect our children during the after-school hours, when juvenile crime hits its peak. Children who participate in comprehensive programs are less likely to commit crimes or be victimized, and are less likely to engage in sexual activity or use drugs, alcohol, or tobacco.

28. Parent Involvement - Back To School
cost. The average total cost for a single child to attend an afterschool care program ranges from $2,000 to $4,000 per year. While
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After-School Care As you're preparing your kids for the start of a new school year, it's very likely you'll want to consider the after-school care option. The Growing Need for After-School Care With the growing number of single-parent households and households in which both parents work outside the home, more and more kids are coming home from school to an empty house. A quality after-school care program can be the perfect way to keep your kids safe, happy, and occupied during those afternoon and early-evening hours when there would be no one at home to watch over them. The need for after-school care programs has grown rapidly over the past few years. The National Center for Education Statistics reports that at least 2.5 million students in grades K-8 are enrolled in before- and after-school programs, which are offered in at least 30 percent of public schools and 50 percent of private schools nationwide. In finding an after-school program, parents might first inquire at their child's school about what options the school offers, or contact a local child-care referral service (find a local referral service online , or call [800] 424-2246.)

29. Alphabet Nursery
A nursery offering baby and child care from 0 to 5 and after school and holiday care for children aged 58. The site includes details of the services offered, fees and nursery education grant information. Also includes details of corporate childcare services, pictures, place enquiry and brochure request service.
http://www.alphabetnursery.com/
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Alphabet Nursery
Location Early Education The Baby Unit ... Corporate Childcare Alphabet Nursery
St Andrews hall
4c Wolverton Road
Bournemouth T: 01202 720111
F: 01202 720222
Alphabet Nursery Welcome to Alphabet nursery, we provide the highest standard of care for children aged 3 months to 12 years.
A l p h a b e t nursery opened April 2000, our commitment to you as parents is to provide the highest standard of care within a warm, safe environment for your child to enjoy. A place where they will feel happy and cared for, every child is a special little person with their own likes and dislikes. Our children are all treated as individuals and our aim is to make learning fun and interesting. To help them grow in confidence so they can achieve their potential and enjoy social and playtime with other children. We believe in lots of praise and encouragement, this builds childrens confidence and helps them in their transition to school. Children are seperated into age groups and each group has their own suite of rooms which have been prepared for their individual activities, to suit their age and developmental needs.

30. After School Programs - After School Programs : Child Care
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
http://delmarschools.com/afterschool/childcare.htm
Home Page Schools Strategic Plan Community ... Employment Listings Ashley Falls Carmel Del Mar Del Mar Heights Del Mar Hills Sage Canyon Torrey Hills Education Foundation After School Programs Employee Login
After School Programs / Child Care
Our Location
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.
Our Staff
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 is 1/14.
Our Curriculum
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:

31. Little Tyke Child Care
Fourteen centers in Tarrant, Johnson and Parker Counties. Information on curriculum, staff, and afterschool programs.
http://www.littletykechildcare.com
Home Locations Curriculum After School ... Resources Little Tyke Centers are Family Owned, State Licensed, Educational Child Care Centers, Located Throughout the Metroplex Area LOCATIONS
Burleson
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Crowley
Euless
Fort Worth
Hurst
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Find a Location..
ENROLLMENT FORMS Download an Enrollment Application CURRICULUM We use HighReach Learning for our curriculum AFTER SCHOOL HANDBOOK Provided for all parents and guardians of children who attend Little Tyke STAFF Directors are professionally trained individuals with experience in child care EMPLOYMENT Little Tyke Child Care is always interested in hearing from qualified applicants COMPANY Learn more about us CONTACT We want to hear from you RESOURCES Additional Child Care Items Established 1972 Creative Child Care, Inc., dba Little Tyke, began in 1972, and is organized as a family owned corporation. Our Central office is located in Bedford, Texas. Little Tyke currently operates thirteen centers in Tarrant, Johnson and Parker Counties. The philosophy of Little Tyke Centers is designed for the working family and particularly, for the young child.

32. After School Programs: After School Programs Curriculum, After School Program Ef
and curriculum for after school programs National Network for child care (schoolAge care) rating Presents articles on child care and after school care.
http://www.cfw.tufts.edu/viewtopics.asp?categoryid=3&topicid=139

33. New York Residents: Help Keep Kids Safe With 'Suzanne's Law'
Advocates passage of New York Assembly Bill 7078C, the Assault and Abduction Free school Zone Bill, which would increase penalties for felony assault and abductions committed on or near school grounds and child care facilities. Called Suzanne's Bill after Suzanne Lyall.
http://members.aol.com/suzysbill/
Main Local New York htmlAdWH('7002362', '234', '60'); Keep Our Kids Safe at School with Suzanne's Law Suzanne Lyall was abducted from SUNY-Albany on March 2, 1998.
A Bill in her name would help protect all New York children at school.
Please help us by emailing Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and asking him to let Suzanne's Bill come to a vote in the Assembly.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Cut and Paste the following message and email it to Mr. Silver.
Feel free to add your personal feelings to the letter.
Moms and Dads : Tell Mr. Silver about your children. Include their names and ages. Tell Mr. Silver you want your children to be safe at school.
Grandparents: Tell Mr. Silver about your grandchildren. Include their names and ages. Tell Mr. Silver you want your grandchildren to be safe at school.
Students : Tell Mr. Silver how old you are and what school you go to. Tell him you would like to feel safe and protected at school.
Dear Assemblyman Silver:
I am a New York State resident and the mother/father of (put childrens' names and ages here) I want my children to be safe at school.

34. Young Children (2-6)
sites about after school care. National Network for child care (schoolAge care) rating Presents articles on child care and after school care.
http://www.cfw.tufts.edu/ages.asp?ageid=2&topicid=139

35. Home
Preschool, as well as before and after school, child care centers located in Walpole and Norwood. Contains a list of locations, company news, and program information.
http://preschoolctr.com/
Preschool Center, Inc. With sites in East Walpole and Norwood, Massachusetts
Neponset Valley Child Care - School Age Connection - Preschool Center II
W elcome to The Preschool Center. Children need early childhood programs that will encourage them to grow and develop to their fullest potential. The primary mission of The Preschool Center is to help parents raise healthy, happy children who will become confident, successful learners. At The Preschool Center we understand how children think and grow. We know children learn best in safe and nurturing environments. We recognize that young children are very special people with unique personalities and individual needs. Use our web site to help you to become more familiar with our programs. By exploring the following pages, you can determine how we can best suit the needs of your child. This website is maintained by webmaster@preschoolctr.com This page was last updated on 06/07/2004 11:42 AM

36. MCC Help For Child Care Providers: Search For After-school Activities
Listing in the Maryland child care Resource Network after school Activities database does not constitute a recommendation as to the quality of care.
http://mdchildcare.org/mdcfc/search_ost/disclaimer.asp
Welcome to Search For Out of School Activities
Responsibility for selecting an after-school program or activity always rests with each parent. Maryland Child Care Resource Network cannot guarantee the quality of the programs and providers in its files and urges parents to carefully interview providers and check provider references before leaving a child in care of any program. Listing in the Maryland Child Care Resource Network After School Activities database does not constitute a recommendation as to the quality of care. Many providers listed in the Maryland Child Care Resource Network After School Activities database are entirely unregulated by any governmental entity. Other programs are regulated by the Child Care Administration of the Maryland Department of Human Resources, approved by the Maryland State Department of Education, certified by the Maryland State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, or monitored by a local entity. Listing in the Maryland Child Care Resource Network After School Activities database means only that the regulated programs listed are regulated by the appropriate agency and have met the criteria that agency sets forth. The responsibility for providing the Maryland Child Care Resource Network After School Activities database with accurate listings of regulated providers/programs rests with the appropriate agencies.

37. Helen Thompson School
MSAD 11. K5th grades. Provides links to classrooms, and before/after school child care options.
http://www.sad11.k12.me.us/ht/
"Learn here, succeed anywhere"
Helen Thompson Elementary
Grades K - 5
309 Spears Corner Road
West Gardiner, Maine
Fax: 724-3934 Day Care: 724-5437 Transportation: 582-6663
Mrs. Jan Michaud,
Principal
Mrs. Patricia Goggin, Secretary
Last day of school - Wednesday, June 9 Half day for students
Flag Day Ceremnoy - June 2, 2004
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For Gardiner weather information, click here
DIRECTORY Principal's Notes Calendar Daily Schedule Links Day Care Classrooms Guidance Music Art Cafeteria Staff Phys Ed
This page last updated on June 1, 2004 Webmaster

38. Government And Non-Profit Services: Child Care Before And After School
child care Before and after school. child care Licensing and Regulation. Commissions Advisory Boards child care BEFORE AND after school PROGRAMS.
http://www.co.ho.md.us/CitizenServices/ServicesGuide/ChildCare.htm
Advanced Searching... Home Site Directory Contact Info ... Caregivers Support Child Care Before
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CHILD CARE BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION
HOWARD COUNTY LOCATE: CHILD CARE

RECREATION AND PARKS

COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION 10221 Wincoppin Circle
Columbia, MD 21044
FAX: 410-715-0845
E-Mail: sas@columbiaassociation.com
Website: www.columbiaassociation.com
CA provides a licensed recreation based child care before and after school program for elementary and middle school students. The program strives to create a setting which enhances a child’s self concept and promotes positive self image. Programs held at various elementary and middle schools. Check with your school’s office for availability in your child’s school. HOWARD COUNTY LOCATE: CHILD CARE RECREATION AND PARKS Top Conditions of Use ... Website Accessibility

39. Camp Fire Boys & Girls:  Builds Caring, Confident Youth And Future Leaders In A
Provides before and after school child care, extended care, summer camps, and literacy programs in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho, New Mexico.
http://www.campfireabq.org/

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Camp Fire USA is a not-for-profit youth development organization serving youth from birth to 21 years of age. We are inclusive, open to every person in the communities we serve, welcoming children, youth and adults regardless of race, religion, socioeconomic status, disability, sexual orientation or other aspects of diversity. Camp Fire USA's programs are designed and implemented to reduce sex-role, racial and cultural stereotypes and to foster positive intercultural relationships. Camp Fire was founded in 1910 as an organization devoted to helping girls of all races and religions to reach their full potential as individuals, family members, and citizens of their communities. In 1975, boys became participants in the wide variety of Camp Fire activities. Soon

40. The Future Of Children - Articles
FULL JOURNAL ISSUE When school Is Out afterschool child care Programs Deborah Lowe Vandell and Lee Shumow Abstract When the public
http://www.futureofchildren.org/information2826/information_show.htm?doc_id=7191

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