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The Afterschool Tech Toolkit aims to empower afterschool professionals and educators with strategies and training so they can provide students with powerful access to technology outside of classroom hours. This toolkit is for those… read more →
The Simple Dollar’s newly published guide to free STEM and computer science classes. They’ve created a resource that provides a list of the top online computer science classes and advice… read more →
Elementary is Engineering has a blog post of quick tips and important pointers for programs searching for STEM funding! A variety of funders support STEM education initiatives. Many national corporations… read more →
Plan, organize and teach nutrition and/or physical activity lessons at ten K-8 after-school programs for groups of up to 20 children at a time. This position rotates to a new… read more →
Under the supervision of site manager, plan, organize and direct a variety of recreational and educational before and afterschool activities for students grades K-5 or K-8 depending on school site… read more →
Manage school-age before and/or afterschool site including coordinating, planning and implementing activities for elementary age children and supervising staff. Bachelor’s degree in Education, Recreation or a related field preferred. Duties… read more →
NUTRITION PROGRAM COORDINATOR (RC#900742) ASSISTANT RECREATION COORDINATOR (Community Services Department – Kid Zone Nutrition Program) This grant-funded position coordinates and facilitates a large nutrition education program for the Kid Zone… read more →
Project Learning Tree offers GreenWorks! grants up to $1,000 to schools and youth organizations for environmental service-learning projects that link classroom learning to the real world. Youth implement an action… read more →
This in-depth guide to 25 evidence-based programs—aimed at elementary schools and OST providers—offers information about curricular content and programmatic features that practitioners can use to make informed choices about their SEL programs. The first of its kind, the guide allows practitioners to compare curricula and methods across top SEL programs. It also explains how programs can be adapted from schools to out-of-school-time settings, such as afterschool and summer programs.
