Expanded Learning Opportunities

Position Statement for Expanded Learning Opportunities
Nebraska State Board of Education, October 6, 2017
Quality Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELO) programs build on, support, and enhance learning during times when students are not in school (before and after school, weekends, and summer) are, therefore, a critical component of Nebraska’s educational landscape and one that should be intentionally supported and developed in communities across our state.

Building Powerful Partnerships With Parents and Communities: Integrating 21st Century Community Learning Centers With Education Change and Reform
Arnold F. Fege & Anne Foster

Family Involvement as a Critical Element of Quality Expanded Learning Opportunities
Delia Pompa

Evidence-Based Strategies for Supporting and Enhancing Family engagement
Priscilla Little

Effective Strategies for Engaging Parents: Real-Life Experiences That Make a Difference
Loras Osterhaus

Engaging Families in Afterschool and Summer Learning Programs for Middle School Youth
Anne T. Henderson & Carol Sills Strickland

Family Involvement in Expanded Learning Programs for High School Students
Paula E. Egelson

 

 

 

Updated December 13, 2017 9:19am