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HIGH SCHOOL AFTERSCHOOL: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
ILLINOIS QUALITY AFTERSCHOOL WEBINAR AUGUST 20, 2014
Copyright ©2014 by SEDL. This presenta;on was developed by SEDL and was funded by the Illinois State Board of Educa;on (ISBE). SEDL developed this presenta;on in 2014 with funding from the U.S. Government. This publica;on is in public domain. Authoriza;on to reproduce and disseminate it in whole or in part is granted as long as appropriate acknowledgment is given.
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HIGH SCHOOL AFTERSCHOOL: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
ILLINOIS QUALITY AFTERSCHOOL WEBINAR AUGUST 20, 2014
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Marion Baldwin Program Associate
SEDL
Courtney Bell Manager of School Partnerships
Centers for Community Arts Partnerships Columbia College
Presenters
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WHAT MAKES HIGH SCHOOL AFTERSCHOOL DIFFERENT?
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PRIMARY DIFFERENCE WITH HIGH SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL
• Student Autonomy
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ANOTHER MAJOR DIFFERENCE
• Student’s expectation of the program
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IMPLICATIONS FOR PROGRAM SCHEDULE
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IMPLICATIONS FOR PROGRAM OFFERINGS
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IMPLICATIONS FOR STAFFING
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IN 1950, 80% OF THE JOBS WERE CLASSIFIED AS UNSKILLED. !
TODAY THE REVERSE IS TRUE.
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–Afterschool Alliance Issue Brief #23 November 2005
Retrieved from: http://www.afterschoolalliance.org/issue_23_high_school.cfm
“High school is the last opportunity to engage students in their own education and get them on a
pathway to productive adulthood and lifelong learning.”
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CHALLENGE: DESIGNING PROGRAMS THAT MEET THE VARIED NEEDS OF STUDENTS
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AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS CAN SUPPORT STUDENTS’ COLLEGE AND CAREER GOALS
• Intentional focus on exploring, setting goals, and preparing for postsecondary learning
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AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS CAN PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS TO BUILD 21ST CENTURY SKILLS
• Critical thinking
• Creativity
• Imagination
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REQUIRED 21ST CENTURY SKILLS
• Collaboration
• Adaptability
• Communication
• Digital Literacy
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REQUIRED 21ST CENTURY SKILLS
• Leadership
• Civic Participation
• Entrepreneurship
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AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS
• College visits
• Working with students and their families to identify prospective colleges
• Assistance with college and financial aid applications
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AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS
• Partnerships resulting in work-based learning
• Community service projects
• Work experiences
• Internships
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CHALLENGE: KEEPING YOUTH ENGAGED
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–Afterschool Alliance Issue Brief #47 March 2011
Retrieved from: http://www.afterschoolalliance.org/issue_47_quality.cfm
“Forming healthy relationships with program staff can lead to a positive
emotional climate for students, allowing them to feel comfortable
learning and exploring.”
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IN ORDER TO ENGAGE STUDENTS, HIGH SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS MUST
• Employ staff who understand youth culture and are trained to work with teens
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IN ORDER TO ENGAGE STUDENTS, HIGH SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS MUST
• Offer activities relevant to the wants and needs of the students being recruited
• Offer a blend of structured activities and unstructured time for socializing
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IN ORDER TO ENGAGE STUDENTS, HIGH SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS MUST
• Incorporate youth voice in program planning and activity selection
• Give youth a role in making decisions about the program
• Provide leadership opportunities for youth
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IN ORDER TO ENGAGE STUDENTS, HIGH SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS MUST
• Offer real-world learning opportunities
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–The After-School Corporation July 2007
Retrieved from: http://www.expandedschools.org/sites/default/Ailes/meeting_high_school_challenge_making_afterschool_work_for_older_students.pdf
“High school students cannot or will not attend an after-school program
everyday. The most effective programs require sustained but not
daily attendance.”
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CHALLENGE: MAINTAINING QUALITY STAFF
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FACTORS THAT IMPACT STAFF LONGEVITY WITH THE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
• Relationships with program leaders, other staff, and students
• Opportunities for professional development
• Opportunities for use of knowledge and skills
• Opportunities for leadership
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CHALLENGE: DEVELOPING MEANINGFUL PARTNERSHIPS THAT CAN PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH REAL-WORLD LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND EXPERIENCES
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PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
• Partnering with families and schools to provide encouragement and learning support
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PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
• Partnering with employers to provide students with work-based learning experiences
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PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
• Connecting academic studies with hands-on, project-based, experiential, and collaborative work to address local challenges
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PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
• Partnering with higher education institutions to expose students to colleges and careers
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PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
• Partnering with community-based and civic organizations to encourage students to become involved in their local community and provide opportunities for leadership
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EXPANDING MINDS AND OPPORTUNITIES: LEVERAGING THE POWER OF AFTERSCHOOL AND SUMMER LEARNING FOR STUDENT SUCCESS
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CHECK THE COMPENDIUM FOR:
• Innovative strategies for engaging high school youth
• Vivid examples of what works
• Recent afterschool research and information
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RESOURCESAfterschool Alliance http://www.afterschoolalliance.org !Champions of afterschool since 2000, the Afterschool Alliance works to ensure that all youth have access to affordable, quality afterschool programs by providing advocacy training and information, free online publications, and a host of resources and supports for K-‐12 afterschool practitioners. !Harvard Family Research Project (HFRP) www.hfrp.org !A number of online publications focused on high school afterschool are available on the HFRP website, including Engaging Older Youth, available at http://www.hfrp.org/out-‐of-‐school-‐time/projects/older-‐youth-‐and-‐afterschool-‐participation. This 2010 research study publication addresses how out-‐of-‐school time (OST)/afterschool programs keep middle and high school youth engaged over time.
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REFERENCES
Afterschool Alliance. (2005, November). High school reform and high school afterschool: A common purpose. (Afterschool Alert Issue Brief No. 23). Washington, DC: Retrieved from http://www.afterschoolalliance.org/issue_23_high_school.cfm !Afterschool Alliance. (2011, March). Quality afterschool: Helping programs achieve it and policies support it. (Afterschool Alert Issue Brief No. 47). Washington, DC: Retrieved from http://www.afterschoolalliance.org/issue_47_quality.cfm !Augustino (2013). Providing innovative opportunities and options for credit recovery through afterschool and summer learning programs. In Peterson, T.K. (Ed.), Expanding minds and opportunities: Leveraging the power of afterschool and summer learning for student success (pp. 75–81). Washington, DC: Collaborative Communications Group.
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REFERENCES
Brand & Valent (2013). The potential of career and college readiness and exploration in afterschool programs. In Peterson, T.K. (Ed.), Expanding minds and opportunities: Leveraging the power of afterschool and summer learning for student success (pp. 35–41). Washington, DC: Collaborative Communications Group. !Donohue (2013). The promise of extended learning opportunities: New, powerful, and personalized options for high school students. In Peterson, T.K. (Ed.), Expanding minds and opportunities: Leveraging the power of afterschool and summer learning for student success (pp. 121–126). Washington, DC: Collaborative Communications Group. !Piha & Sinski (2013). Connecting older youth to success through afterschool. In Peterson, T.K. (Ed.), Expanding minds and opportunities: Leveraging the power of afterschool and summer learning for student success (pp. 155–161). Washington, DC: Collaborative Communications Group.
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Smink (2013). A proven solution for dropout prevention: Expanded learning opportunities. In Peterson, T.K. (Ed.), Expanding minds and opportunities: Leveraging the power of afterschool and summer learning for student success (pp. 62–69). Washington, DC: Collaborative Communications Group. !The After-‐School Corporation. (2007, July). Meeting the high school challenge: Making after-‐school work for older students. New York, NY: Retrieved from http://www.expandedschools.org/policy-‐documents/meeting-‐high-‐school-‐challenge-‐making-‐after-‐school-‐work-‐older-‐students#sthash.gA2PyGgJ.dpb
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http://www.sedl.org/afterschool/iqa
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