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Thus, the after-school programs have their specified benefits and usefulness as well as play an important role to encourage the kids to participate in different extracurricular activities. All the activities performed in these programs help the kids to develop their personality, cut down their emotional stress, and enhance their social and academic skills. The following sides define the benefits of after school activities in the life of your kids.
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The after-school programs provide a safe, structured and predictable environment for the students. These programs allow time to thrive an individual kid’s interest and also keep the family involved in different activities. Along with academics, the after-school programs encourage fun and leisure. You should see the following slides to learn the basic educational aspects of after-school programs in Sugar Hill.
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Approximately 9 years after founding the Equality Charter School, executive director Caitlin Franco oversaw the school’s expansion to its current capacity of more than 600 middle school and high school students. Over the years, Caitlin Franco has helped curate a welcoming atmosphere at Equality Charter School that encourages parent involvement. Schools that strengthen relationships with their students’ parents and guardians can reap the following benefits: Positive environment: When parents feel accepted, it can lead to school and learning becoming a more central focus in the student’s household. Parents are also more likely to reinforce values and behaviors that contribute to a positive school culture. Improved academics: Engaged parents also tend to communicate more readily with educators and support their children in reaching their learning goals. Parental involvement is also linked with attendance rates, a key factor for academic achievement. Parent representation: While parents are directly impacted by most school policies, their opinions are often missing from essential meetings. Schools should make an effort to include parents in important decisions to ensure that all stakeholders’ needs are considered.
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