3 Essential Elements for Successful Out-of-School Time Programs

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Date & Time: Thursday, April 11th at 2 pm ET

Out-of-school time (OST) programs can significantly impact the holistic development, academic success, and life skills of students, and should be a critical component of the educational ecosystem of a school district.  

In this 20-minute DA Ed Talk, an OST expert and former assistant superintendent will outline the three elements essential to their success, and some practical ways to ensure that OST programs become vital community resources that promote both personal and academic growth for students in any district. 

***All attendees will be able to download the free companion eBook, Give Your Students an OST Advantage: A Comprehensive Guide to Successfully Planning and Launching Your Program.

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Dr. Dawn Bridges, V.P. of Educational Affairs, Right At School; Former Educator, Principal, and Assistant Superintendent 

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