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The After-School Corporation works in New York City, New York State and nationally to enhance the quality, availability and sustainability of comprehensive, daily after-school programs. The first nonprofit organization in the nation to set about building a citywide K-12 after-school system, TASC funds, monitors, evaluates and supports after-school programs in New York City public schools.

TASC is dedicated to building the after-school field by expanding training and college opportunities for after-school staff, and by strengthening the alignment between school day and after-school learning. We develop measures of program quality and accountability, and share with after-school providers lessons learned throughout nearly a decade of developing programs.

We support TASC model programs that operate every day school is in session from 3 to 6 PM, and innovate by developing new curricula and professional practices tailored to help kids achieve the best possible outcomes through after-school. TASC is developing new program models that complement school reform, expand student learning time, and meet the needs of all ages from kindergarten through high school.

TASC advocates and informs after-school policy by serving as a trusted advisor to a broad network of federal, state and local policymakers and elected officials. We are a partner and coalition builder among organizations that share a common mission of making after-school a public responsibility, and assuring that publicly funded programs are of high quality.

TASC Annual Report 2007-2008

26 Jun 2008, TASC
The TASC 2007-2008 Annual Report features highly accomplished people, from star chefs and astrophysicists to playwrights and tech entrepreneurs, sharing memories of what they did after school. The report describes one of the most transformative public-private initiatives in New York City history, which increased public funding for daily after-school programs from $60 million to $295 million over ten years, and increased the number of kids served annually from 10,000 to 140,000.

TASC Information Kit

1 Jan 2008, TASC

The TASC Information Kit includes program and research highlights, background on what we do, why after-school is vital, participant profiles, and a closer look at our program model.

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Intel Schools of Distinction Awards in Math and Science
Geographic Eligibility: National
Purpose: Academic Enrichment, Science, Mathematics, Technology
American Legion Child Welfare Grants
Geographic Eligibility: National
Purpose: Child & Family, Child Development, Crime, Safety, Violence, Health & Mental Health, Youth Development

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