Using Expanded Learning to Support School Reforms: Funding Sources and Strategies Prepared by: Sharon Deich January 2009

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Date: 2012-07-12 08:11:26 Education Education in the United States Education reform Standards-based education Linguistic rights Afterschool Alliance 21st Century Community Learning Center No Child Left Behind Act After-school activity Expanded learning time Adequate Yearly Progress The National Center on Time & Learning		Using Expanded Learning to Support School Reforms: Funding Sources and Strategies Prepared by: Sharon Deich January 2009 Add to Reading List Source URL: edstrategies.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 250,66 KB Share Document on Facebook

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