Elementary & Middle School Out-of-School Time Networks | |
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Join us for an interactive network meeting where we will explore key communication strategies to enhance teamwork and family engagement. This session will focus on improving both internal team communication and communication with families, helping you strengthen your program’s operations and outreach.
By the end of the meeting we hope you will leave with practical tools, new communication strategies, and ideas to help you and your team work more efficiently while fostering stronger connections with families.
When: Wednesday, February 5th, 10am-12pm
Where: YMCA, 820 Mass. Ave, Cambridge
We also look forward to Vanessa joining us for her first Network Meeting as MSN Coordinator!:
"I am excited to learn more about the incredible opportunities your programs provide for middle school youth. My goal is to explore how we can ensure that our priority youth have access to these resources and the support they need to thrive. In addition to seeing and connecting with you at our Network meetings and events, I believe one great way to achieve this is by visiting your site. My plan is to reach out to find a time that's good for you when I can come by your program to see, engage, learn, and better understand how we can collaborate to make a meaningful impact."
-Vanessa
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Voices From Our Network: Youth Impact | |
During September's Network Meeting, we asked for your thoughts on the impact of your work on young people. Each month, we'll be featuring one your powerful responses! The highlighted quote for February is:
“An impact is a sense of belonging in a 'third space' community.”
Stay tuned for more of your impactful quotes in our upcoming newsletters!
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Opportunities & Resources:
You and Your Programs
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2023-24 After School Enrollment Data | |
Youth Enrollment in 5-Day a Week Programs
Below is a slide representing a summary of the percentage of CPS students participating in 5-day/week programs last school year.
(Also, we still need more of your 2024 Summer Enrollments!)
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The table above represents the most complete OST participation data pull that we are able to display based on the data that has been submitted into the Community Partner Portal. Please note, we implore any organization (besides DHSP which is all set) that has not yet submitted their Summer 2024 program participation enrollment data into the CPP to do so ASAP so that you and we can benefit from that data. If you have any questions please reach out to Zeena Brown (zeena@agendaforchildrenost.org) or Khari (khari@agendaforchildrenost.org). | |
Opportunities & Resources:
Youth & Families
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Interested in continuing your conversations from Network Meetings or want to establish better connections with the OST community, check out our OST Networking Contact Form!
To submit your contact information, please fill out your contact details here. Click here to see the current submissions on our expanding network contact sheet.
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The Middle School Network (MSN) and Elementary Out-of-School Time Network (ESON) are programs of the Agenda for Children Out-of-School Time that aim to ensure equitable access and engagement of elementary and middle school youth in out-of-school time experiences in Cambridge. Agenda for Children Out-of School Time is a citywide intermediary situated in both the City’s Human Services and School Departments. | |
Greg Green
ESON Coordinator
Cambridge Public Schools & Agenda for Children OST
857-235-2946, ggreen@cpsd.us
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Vanessa Fisher
MSN Coordinator
Cambridge Public Schools & Agenda for Children OST
617-349-6018, vfisher@cpsd.us
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Check our Events Calendar for all other professional development opportunities and links to virtual meetings. | | | | |