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Supporting Systemic Policies for Setting-Level Quality in Five OST Networks

To support regional out-of-school time networks that are currently building quality accountability and improvement systems.

To support regional out-of-school time networks that are currently building quality accountability and improvement systems. The High/Scope Educational Research Foundation will guide this project to disseminate the Youth Program Quality Assessment and related technical assistance in the states of California, Maine, Michigan, and Minnesota.

About This Grant

Principal Investigator Charles Smith, High/scope Educational Research Foundation
Grant Period January 2006 – July 2009
Programs Capacity-Building and Communications
Focus Areas Connecting Research / Policy / Practice
Topics Out of School Time
Grant Amount
$55,000.00

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