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The Wallace Foundation sponsored a gathering of providers, local and federal policymakers, foundations and intermediaries to discuss how best to deliver high-quality learning opportunities to children and family during non-school hours. Nearly one hundred leaders from around the country met for a daylong discussion at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. The symposium was designed as an occasion for collective thought on two interlocking issues—quality and sustainability—and as a way to frame a more productive and fact-based national conversation.
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Published: April 2005, 90 seconds
Publishing Organization: The Wallace Foundation
Companion Document(s): Quality That Lasts: Building a Framework for the Future of OST
Document Type: Video
Document Format: Windows Media
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“Broad-based, committed public and private leadership is ‘the price of admission’ for getting started on citywide out-of-school time improvement.”
--A Place to Grow and Learn: A Citywide Approach to Building and Sustaining Out-of-School Time Learning Opportunities