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afterschool program offers and the ways your program keeps kids safe, inspires them to learn and helps working families. This event can also highlight your local partners and rally your community’s support. Here is a partial list of activities that be included at your celebration: Student-created and led activities like dance, music and poetry; Selling to raise funds for your program; Student demonstrations of afterschool activities, for example: yoga, basketball, karate, mural painting, chess, debate; Contests and competitions (kids versus adults or kids versus kids); Special guest speakers: parents, local elected officials, the superintendent, mayor, a member of Congress, local celebrities, etc.; Presentations by youth about their afterschool experience; and A healthy snack or dinner Review Rubric Poor Fair Good Excellent 0 1 2 3 Lights On Afterschool The applicant does not provide details regarding the Lights On Afterschool event. The applicant's identified Lights On Afterschool event is too high-level to be understood or implemented. The applicant’s identified Lights On Afterschool event includes sufficient detail including activities, invitees, location, publicity, and how the event will highlight the 21st CCLC program. "Good" criteria and: The applicant’s identifies Lights On Afterschool event includes active, meaningful participation of families and other guests with students in the program, in addition to any “audience” portions of the event. Program Plan Objectives, and Activities– Goal #1 - School Year Goal #1: Improve school attendance and increase academic achievement of participating students in one or more academic areas. School Year Program Start Date: School Year Program End Date: Site(s): Measurable Objectives: Identify several SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time Bound) objectives describing what will be accomplished during this period of time that will help the program reach Goal #1: Objective Performance Indicators: Number of participants who improve attendance and classroom performance; and/or who decrease disciplinary action or negative behaviors. Number of participants who improve in class participation during school and homework completion.
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