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Beyond the Bell: Best Practices in Family Engagement Expanded Learning Programs Sonia Johnson Executive Director Parent and Community Engagement/21 st CCLC Family Engagement We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when


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Beyond the Bell: Best Practices in Expanded Learning Programs Sonia Johnson

Executive Director Parent and Community Engagement/21st CCLC

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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.

  • Albert Einstein
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Three Takeaways 1) Why? Research 1) What? Best Practices in Action 1) How? Resources

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WHY? Research

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More Time Spent Expanding Learning in Afterschool = Greater Benefits for Youth

  • Better work habits
  • Improved academic performance
  • Gains in self-efficacy
  • Improved GPA
  • Increased attendance, fewer school

absences

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Narrowing the Math Achievement Gap

  • When afterschool participation is

highly consistent, there is no gap in low-income children’s math achievement at grade 5.

  • The more consistent the

afterschool participation, the narrower the gap in math achievement.

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STEM in Afterschool

  • Dosage matters. More frequent

participation in afterschool STEM programs is correlated with greater STEM interest and higher scores on assessments.

  • In high quality afterschool programs,

young people gain real STEM skills and learn that STEM is important and relevant to their lives.

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It’s not that I am so smart, it’s that I stay with problems longer.

  • Albert Einstein
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WHAT? Best Practices in Action

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Spring Break Camp with North Rock Creek/White Rock

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Summer Learning in Idabel

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Gardening in Indiahoma

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Solar S’mores in Idabel

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Field Trips on Safety in Hartshorne

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Cherokee Storytelling in Jay

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Music and Movement in Caney

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Family Night in Grand View

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Family Engagement Practices In Oklahoma

  • Parent Orientation – Fort Cobb/Broxton
  • Social Media – Hulbert
  • What Am I Learning Newsletters – Beggs
  • Positive Calls Home – Stratford
  • Family Health and Safety – Jay
  • Cox Connects - Tulsa
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Lego Math in Coalgate

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Vocabulary Building in Warner

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Crypto Club in Tulsa

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Summer Survival Skills in Tulsa

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Community Service in Kingfisher

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Skateboards and Community Service in Kingfisher

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Woodworking Club in Madill

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Dads at Parent Night in Haileyville

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Volunteer Recruitment in Tulsa

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Cool Bus in Yarbrough

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BMX in Beggs

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Annie at Crooked Oak

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STEM and NASA in Caney

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High School Mentors in Tipton

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HOW? Resources

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Logic will take you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.

  • Albert Einstein
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Funding Options

  • Title IV, Part B - 21st Century

Community Learning Center

  • Title 1 Funds
  • School Improvement Funds
  • Foundation Grants
  • Juvenile Justice Grants
  • Community Partnerships
  • Fee for Service
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Programming Resources

  • You for Youth (Y4Y)
  • USDE
  • OSDE
  • Beyond the Bell
  • Expanding Minds and Opportunities
  • Wallace Foundation
  • Afterschool Matters
  • Afterschool Alliance
  • National Afterschool Association
  • National Institute for Out-of-School Time
  • David P. Weikart Center for Youth Program

Quality

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Sonia Johnson

Executive Director Parent and Community Engagement/21st CCLC Sonia.Johnson@sde.ok.gov 405.522.6225