Afterschool Management Blog

Student performance is a critical education component. Analyzing test scores and grades helps administrators better understand the needs of their students. Assessments also play a pivotal role in program structure, which improves connections between teachers and afterschool providers.

Student performance is a critical education component. Analyzing test scores and grades helps administrators better understand the needs of their students. Assessments also play a pivotal role in program structure, which improves connections between teachers and afterschool providers.

The Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence reported a study in April of 2020 with the results of a teacher survey during the COVID-19 crisis. The survey asked teachers to report the three most frequent emotions they felt each day.

According to a Department of Justice Studies survey at Rhode Island College, afterschool programs are a critical factor in fighting delinquency, reducing dropout rates, and mitigating the chances for teen pregnancy.

To make your afterschool program successful, you have multiple options to boost student attendance, retention, and performance. Read on to learn more tips for running a successful afterschool program.

Directing an afterschool program is an arduous task that can bring new challenges every day. Suppose one of those challenges is completing documentation and reporting to comply with grant requirements. In that case, web-based software can simplify and streamline fulfilling those responsibilities.

While children spend nearly a quarter of their waking hours in school, policy leaders promote further learning opportunities through afterschool programs. Many of these programs are funded through grants and other resources from the federal, state, and local governments.