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    guardians come home. The main reason for this gap without supervision can be attributed to the limited public funding for afterschool programs. Without any positively enriching after school activities, these kids focus their energy in wasteful, unhealthy or delinquent pursuits. Instead of pouring resources into retributive justice after a delinquent commits crime or violence, it is much more efficient to focus resources into preventative systems and educational structure so that students can learn how to

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    believe that school should start late because of their child’s benefits. In fact many argue over school start times. There are many who think later start time for school are the best, however no one thinks about midnight owls that will be doing their school work staying up late. There are many benefits and optimistic reasons to prove that early rise and shine is the best option for childrens. “He stays up until 5 or 6 am writing a paper” (Garey). Although some claim start times for school can be beneficial

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    Almost all schools have extracurricular activities that you can do after school. Most schools don't require their students to participate in any of these activities, but it's a good thing that not all schools require it. The reason schools shouldn't require students to participate in activities after schools are because many kids don't have time, they may not like any of the activities, and it can put stress on parents. A lot of kids don't have time to stay after school because of extracurricular

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    Introduction Offered at schools and communities across the world, after school programs have benefited many low and middle income families in need of its safety for children, learning useful study habits, and engaging in social ties with the community. In 2014, 10.2 million American children (18 percent) engaged in an after school program, 15 percent or 8.4 million, children participated in after school programs in 2009 (America After 3pm, 2015). Too many economically disadvantaged neighborhoods

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    Bored, to be weary and impatient because one lacks interest in one`s current activity. As the definition implies, to be bored is to lose interest in what you are doing. As this sense of boredom can only come when one is only doing the same activity for an extended period of time, I agree that teenagers today are too busy to be bored. Firstly, children were encouraged from young to enrichment classes, such as learning the piano or ballet, to increase their exposure to things such as music and art

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    Essay about Effective After-school Programs

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    and organizations with an effective after-school program plan. The after-school programs are essential in promoting awareness and prevention of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, abstinence, and violence to young children or adolescents. The South Carolina Afterschool Alliance program strives to reach the community and explain the importance of after-school programs. They provide information and guidelines to organizations and groups on how to have effective after-school programs. The program

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    All children need a safe place to be after school with caring, responsible adults and engaging activities that connect each child to his/her school, family and community. One method to provide this is through an after-school program. After school programs are any organized program, which invites children to participate in the traditional school day. In Lynda Barry´s essay, “The Sanctuary of School”, the author describes how the school helped her feel in a better environment since his parents had

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    Should school start at 7:00 or should it start later in the morning? In Douglas High School, start times are at 7:30 in the morning. Changing the school schedule to a later start time would result in many other changes affecting a lot of people. According to the National Sleep Foundation, "The change will affect the entire community, from students and parents to businesses, libraries, police, youth sports clubs, bus drivers and many others." Altering the school schedule would influence numerous aspects

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    The Need for Quality After School Programs in American Schools Since the fall of 1997 America has experienced a rapid increase in the number of school shootings. These crimes have been completely non-discriminate towards either social status or ethnicity. What these incidents do have in common is the fact that students between the ages of 10 to 16 committed them. When later interviewed, most of the students who instigated these crimes reported feeling like “loners” or “outcasts” within their

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    After School Sports and Physical Activity Reduces School-Related Crimes and Delinquency Alexander Ierullo 214388755 Section B Shruti Patelia Tutorial 04 Provisional Essay Outline and Paradigm Statement Monday, October 19th, 2015 2015-2016 KINE1000 6.0 Socio-cultural Perspectives in Kinesiology York University - Thesis: As more youth take part in after school sport and physical activities, the amount of school-related crimes and delinquency significantly reduces. - By kids taking part

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