21st Century Community Learning Centers
The 21st Century Community Learning Centers program assists students attending high-poverty, low-performing schools in meeting academic standards in core subjects by providing services to students and their families during out-of-school hours.
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Planning with Data - DATES CHANGEDPlanning with Data dates have been changed, please be sure to make it on your PQA calendars from Showcase. More information and registration links are coming soon! New Grantees (first year): Wednesday, January 23 The David P. Weikart Center for Youth Program Quality will lead participants in examining their data to determine how to improve their programs. This session is tailored for first-year grantees and new program directors as they learn the quality improvement process. Grantees are encouraged to bring a team of 2 – 3 people who have been or will be involved in their program self-assessments to discuss the data and work together to create an Improvement Plan. First-Year Grantees Register Here Returning Grantees (2nd - 5th years): Thursday, January 24 The David P. Weikart Center for Youth Program Quality will lead participants in examining their data to determine how to improve their programs. Grantees are encouraged to bring a team of 2 – 3 people who have been involved in the self-assessment to discuss the data and work together to create an Improvement Plan. Returning Grantees Register Here |
Box Set OrdersIt's time to get your program's Youth Program Quality (YPQ) improvement efforts rolling for 2018-19. Please use the following links to order a box set for each of your 21CCLC program sites: New Grantee (first year) Box Set: Click Here to Order Returning Grantee (2nd - 5th years) Box Set: Click Here to Order |
2018 New GranteesThe Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is pleased to announce 13 new grants totaling more than $3.1 million to be distributed over the next five years for 21st Century Community Learning Center (21st CCLC) out-of-school time programs! The new recipients join four other cohorts of returning grantees for a total federally funded allocation of $11.8 million for out-of-school time programs in Oklahoma. Read the press release here.
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