School Age Programs & Development Services

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School Age Programs & Development Services AFTER SCHOOL is Cool! Presentation by Tracey Lay Director School Age Programs & Development Services EDUCATION CONNECTION

AFTER SCHOOL Programs Keep kids safe Help working families Enhance academic achievement

AFTER SCHOOL School Age Programs & Development Services EDUCATION CONNECTION RESC (Regional Education Service Center) Main Campus, Litchfield, CT

AFTER SCHOOL Local Involvement School Age Programs & Development Services Before & After School Programs: 12 sites, 7 school districts, 23 schools, 583 students, 74 staff Development Services: Enrichment, Middle School & Summer Adventure Programs Consulting & Training Services: On-site Professional Development & Technical Assistance

AFTER SCHOOL School Age Programs & Development Services Administration Tracey Lay Sarah Moran Director, Education Consultant/Grant Coordinator, School Age Programs & Development Services Peggy Kelley Amy Capobianco, Assistant Director, Program Assistant/Site Coordinator School Age Programs Melissa Viscariello Lauren Jacob Program Coordinator/Summer Coordinator, Nicole Thomas Kristy Gerdo Program Assistant/Northern Sites Coordinator, Head Teacher/Southern Sites Coordinator, Debbie Cashman, Jennifer Rubbo Administrative Assistant, First Aid/CPR Trainer,

AFTER SCHOOL School Age Programs Events Tracey Lay and the School Age Programs Administrative Team at Family Fun Day, 2010, in celebration of program’s 20th Anniversary. School Age Programs Annual Awards Ceremony- Welcome to the Jungle!

AFTER SCHOOL School Age Programs Activities in After School VOLCANO! Race Cars

AFTER SCHOOL School Age Programs Activities in After School Community Garden Fun with Reading

AFTER SCHOOL School Age Programs Activities in After School Robots Experiments

AFTER SCHOOL School Age Programs Activities in After School Student Art Show Spa Day

AFTER SCHOOL School Age Programs Role: Local School Involvement Connection between school & home Parent connection-notes, signed permission form, etc. Help w/specific subject areas Allows students to stay after for extra help or activities Curriculum State Department of Education After School Grant

AFTER SCHOOL Regional Involvement Role: Consulting, Facilitation, Trainings EDUCATION CONNECTION-Regional Education Service Center Northwest Connecticut Regional After School Network Western Connecticut School Districts Western Connecticut Organizations

AFTER SCHOOL State Involvement Role: Advocates, Agency Representatives, Contractor CT After School Network- Board of Governors CT After School Advisory Council-Representative CT After School Leadership Team-Co-Facilitator S3 State Leadership Team-Member CT State After School Grants-Contractor

AFTER SCHOOL State Involvement Role: Advocates, Agency Representatives, Contractor Program Display at State AS Showcase Senator Dodd at CT After School Network State Conference State AS Student Art & Essay Winners

AFTER SCHOOL State Involvement Role: Advocates, Agency Representatives, Contractor Annual “After School Day” at the Capitol

AFTER SCHOOL National Involvement Role: Advisors, Members, State Liaison Organizations: National Afterschool Association-Member, Regional Rep, Trainer Afterschool Alliance-Member & Advocate Mott Foundation-Annual Network Attendee Representing CT NIOST, Wellesley College-Quality Advisor Specialists National Council for Professional Recognition-School Age Rep

AFTER SCHOOL National Involvement Role: Advisors, Members, State Liaison “It is education that makes opportunity real for kids, and nowhere is this more than with afterschool programs.” Rosa DeLauro U.S. House of Representatives (3rd) “Afterschool for ALL” Challenge, Washington DC

Working families have help AFTER SCHOOL is Cool! With After School… Kids are safe Working families have help Learning is enhanced There’s FUN to be had!