Tracy Galuski
Tracy Galuski
You may have noticed out-of-school-time care is burgeoning. As more families have two working parents, states and school districts are swooping in to provide supervision of children before and after school, during school breaks, and during the summer. And, as these programs grow, they continue to adapt to new approaches of out-of-school learning. Gone are the days of board games and swing sets!School's Out: Challenges and Solutions for School-Age Programs will cover all bases of creating a quality program:What quality school-age care looks likeForms of out-of-school-time careStandards, credentials, accreditation-what they are, and how to get themLicensing, regulations, health, safety, risk management, supervision and nutritionRoles of the teachers and administrators