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VT 21st CCLC Database Getting Started Guide version 2.0.doc
Brochure Posting: When you post your brochure for each site please put "Brochure2009sitename" as the downloadable file so it can be found easily. Each site needs to have a fall 2009 brochure on the wiki.
2005-09 21st Century Attendance Chart.xls : 47.5% of center attendees are low income statewide. 38% of attendees are regular attendees. See the chart and how your site compares with others and some important statewide averages
Monitoring Visits: Go to monitoring sign up, space is available for visits on Nov 17th, and Dec 8 and Dec 10. This is a great learning experience.
21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant Competition
Go to: http://education.vermont.gov/new/html/pgm_federal/21st_CCLC.html to find info. Letters of Intent are due November 20th, 2009. Applications are due February 12th, 2010.
Other Info and News
Article about effective practices in Vermont Schools including afterschool as a component of success: http://education.vermont.gov/new/html/mainpubs.html#success
Get Out! Outdoor & Adventure Education Conference Looking for a cool way to learn how to teach outdoor winter activities? Join the American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation for this one-of-a-kind, hands-on conference. For more information and to register click here
Yoga and physical education workshop: http://www.lapdavt.org/upcoming-courses/Yoga-Tools-for-Physical-Education-Teachers
A useful chart: H1n1 versus the common cold
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emanuel betz said
at 12:31 pm on Oct 2, 2009
What would you like to find on this wiki that you couldn't?
Using the seacrh box above is a good way to scan information by key word......
Nancy Chase said
at 10:26 am on Oct 8, 2009
I'd be interested in hearing suggestions about how to "work with families in creative ways to support the program in any way they can while getting fees from those that can afford it". Also, I've found that since we don't have a scholarship application process it isn't always the people who can't pay who don't. How do other programs handle these situations? We haven't turned any students away but I have had parents express anger that "Once again it's the families who can afford to pay who are supporting those who can't."
emanuel betz said
at 10:39 am on Oct 8, 2009
sliding scales
volunteering time instead of money?
Emanuel is against scholarship applications-I think this puts upanother barrier; perhaps they could be called "free slots" or some other phrase that does not imply a laborious paper intensive process
Nancy Chase said
at 11:33 am on Oct 8, 2009
I'm not in favor of an application either and I like the idea of sliding scales. Volunteering time instead of paying sounds like a good idea but since we require everybody who works with kids to be background and fingerprint checked, it would cost us money instead of saving it.
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