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After-school Programs

By Jessica L. Tonn — December 30, 2005 1 min read
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“Impossible Choices: How States are Addressing the Federal Failure to Fully Fund Afterschool Programs” is online at www.afterschoolalliance.org.—J.L.T.

“Impossible Choices: How States are Addressing the Federal Failure to Fully Fund Afterschool Programs” is available from the Afterschool Alliance.

The Washington-based advocacy group claims that a lack of funding from the federal government for after-school programs hinders states from establishing new grants. Funding for after-school programs was promised under the No Child Left Behind Act, but has yet to be allocated by Congress and President Bush, the report says.

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