21st Century Community Learning Centers (CLC)

21st Century Community Learning Centers Title IV Part B of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB)

2008 21st Century CLC Fall Conference Wednesday, October 8, 2008

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Mark your calendars! The Department of Public Instruction will host the 7th annual 21st Century CLC Fall Conference for grantees on October 8, 2008 . Grantees are invited to bring a team of up to 3 staff members. This year's conference will be held in Wisconsin Dells at the Kalahari Resort and Conference Center. The one day event will include a keynote presentation from Dr. Terry Peterson, 8 sectionals, network meetings, and much more. If you have logistic questions please contact Linda Piefer at DPI.

Overnight accommodations should be made by September 7, 2008, in order to secure the state rate of $62 per room.

Other questions about the gathering should be directed to Stan Potts

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Additional CLC Resources and Forms

• Background & History
• Grant Information
• List of CLC Grantees
• Evaluation
• Budget Change Request Form
• 21st Century Community Learning Centers Executive Summary, 2004-05

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Training & Technical Assistance

• DPI Sponsored Activities
• Other Professional Development Opportunities

CIPAS (Continuous Improvement Process for After School)

The Wisconsin Afterschool Network

CLC Calendar

Resources

Contacts

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What's New in Afterschool?

21st Century Community Learning Centers 2005-06 Executive Summary

Each year, CLCs from across the country collect and report data on their afterschool programs, including information on student outcomes. Through grades, test scores, and teacher surveys on behavior, the CLCs can gain insight into their programs' impact on student success. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction collects this data statewide and has published an executive summary of the 2005-06 data. The results suggest that Wisconsin's 21st Century Community Learning Centers are helping to meet the New Wisconsin Promise to close the achievement gap between economically disadvantaged students, students of color and their peers.

Wisconsin Afterschool Network

Dozens of organizations from across the state have joined forces in support of afterschool programs through the Wisconsin Afterschool Network (WAN). Funded by the C.S. Mott Foundation, as well as generous contributions by partner organizations, the WAN is a public/private partnership whose vision is that all Wisconsin school age youth will have the opportunity to attend a high quality afterschool program. Please visit our WAN website to learn more!

For questions about this information, contact Alison B. Wineberg (608) 267-3751

Last updated on 6/30/2008 12:44:16 PM