Avery Brooks

How can we expand after-school programs to support working families and improve student outcomes?

How can we expand after-school programs to support working families and improve student outcomes?

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Aria Cooper A C
Aria Cooper
This would help a lot of single parents in my neighborhood.
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Reese Zimmerman R Z
Reese Zimmerman
Yes, volunteers could keep costs low.
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Jordan Patel J P
Jordan Patel
Maybe partner with local nonprofits for volunteers.
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