Other Resources and Links
Afterschool Policy Brief: Recruiting Teachers to High-Need Schools: A Career Pathway that Builds on California’s Afterschool Infrastructure
Children Now
March 2010California AfterSchool Network
A statewide coalition charting the course of after-school opportunities for Californias's children and youth.Pathways to Teaching-
A Program of the Workforce Institute
San Jose/Evergreen Community College District
Two Colleges/One Community Newsletter
Issue #33, June 2009 - Page 7
Growing Pains
California confronts challenges in work force development, youth recruitment
Erika Fitzpatrick
YOUTHtoday
November 1, 2008Effectively Expanding California’s After School System:
Overcoming the Workforce Supply Obstacle
Afterschool Policy Brief
Children Now
March 2008Local Schools Give Youth Workers More Class:
Low cost, easy access make community colleges ideal for staff training.
M. Nichols
YOUTHtoday
February 2008Earn, Learn and Insipre: Afterschool Employment as a Path to Career Opportunities
CalSACC
November 2007Holding California Afterschool Programs Accountable
S. Piha
California Committee on Afterschool Accountability
Winter 2006Using the Workforce Investment Act to Support Out-of-School Time Initiatives:
A Strategy Brief
H. Stebbins
The Finance Project
Vol. 4, No. 2 , September 2003
CLP Presentations
California Workforce Association, Youth Conference
Long Beach, California
January 17, 2008Connecting Afterschool Employment with Strategic Workforce Development Systems
21st CCLC Summer Institute, 2008