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NYC parents
fromBrooklyn Eagle
2 months agoAdams unveils budget boost to after-school programs
Mayor Eric Adams announced a $331 million initiative to add 20,000 after-school seats for K-5 students in New York City.
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fromwww.amny.com
3 months agoAdams unveils after-school expansion and effort to make it universal, following similar plans from mayoral rivals | amNewYork
Mayor Eric Adams announced a $331 million investment to expand after-school programs, aiming for universal and free access for all K-5 students.
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NYC parents
fromNew York Post
3 months agoAdams takes ride down slide as he announces NYC is expanding free after-school program - as issue becomes central in mayoral race
Mayor Adams aims to expand affordable after-school programs in NYC, allocating $331 million to support 20,000 additional students over three years.
fromwww.npr.org
2 months agoTrump cuts could hurt after-school programs that serve low-income students
The REACH Afterschool Program in Skowhegan enriches low-income students' lives through diverse activities, but faces uncertainty due to potential federal budget cuts announcing consolidations in education grants.
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fromThe Oaklandside
2 months agoOakland school board restores after-school funding
Two years in an after-school program improves math scores by 20 percentile points. It increases attendance, it reduces behavioral suspensions and expulsions, and it closes the achievement gap between low- and high-income families
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NYC politics
fromChalkbeat
3 months agoEric Adams highlights after-school, child care investments in executive budget proposal
Mayor Adams proposes a $115.1 billion budget with significant increases for NYC education programs.
The budget emphasizes expanded spending for child care and after-school programs.
fromwww.berkeleyside.org
4 months agoBUSD layoffs: Families fear after-school cuts will further cripple understaffed program
"I understand the financial hardships that not only BUSD is in, but multiple school districts are in. They're having to make hard decisions, but I still keep my fingers crossed," said Kimberly Wright-Smith, an after-school coordinator.
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