21st CCLC -Expanded Learning Opportunities -Research & Resources

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21st CCLC -Expanded Learning Opportunities -Research & Resources

This page contains resources related to 21st CCLC and: CTE; ELL; STEM; Leading Indicators; and College, Work and Citizenship.

	English Language Learners Supporting English Language Learners Opportunities for English Learners in Common Core ELA ELA Instructional Materials Development Guidelines ELL Good Practice Resource List		Leading Indicators Leading Indicators for Program Quality
	STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Opportunities Related to Oregon STEM Education Out-of-School Time Programs for Girls This Research Update highlights findings from the evaluations and research studies in the Out of School Time Database that focus on STEM programs for girls. STEM Good Practice Resource List		College, Work and Citizenship Oregon 21st Century Supporting Student Outcomes This research brief shines a spotlight on the role of afterschool and summer learning programs in supporting student success and offers research-derived principles for effective expanded learning partnership efforts.
	Research Innovation and Continuous Improvement The funding provided by 21st CCLC is often crucial for innovations that develop and test new ways to support children’s learning and development, especially those that are informed by sound research and evaluation on what works and why. 21st CCLC - Funded Afterschool Programs More than a decade of research evidence suggests that 21st CCLC funding can help quality afterschool programs to: Provide a wide array of high quality afterschool experiences for children and youth. Work toward improving academic success. Contribute to improved child well-being. Promote child health and wellness.		Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELOs) ELOs offer structured learning environments outside the traditional school day through before- and after-school, summer, extended-day, -week or -year programs. Continuity in Education Across Settings Out of School Time Programs - Rural Areas Out of School Time Programs for Older Youths Helping Older Youth Succeed Working Together to Support Children’s Learning Data Sharing Resources for Afterschool, EL Programs and Systems

Career and Technical Education (CTE)

CTE Good Practice Resource List

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