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Youth Development / After-School Programs

Youth development and youth services, along with after-school programs that keep children and youth safe and engaged in productive activities, can affect student achievement in school and success in life after graduation. The growing popularity of after-school programs has made the evaluation of these programs a major PSA focus.

Recently Completed Studies
  • New York City Department of Youth and Community Development Adolescent Literacy Initative: Evaluation of Early Implementation
    | About | Full Report |


  • Evaluation of New Jersey After 3
    | About | Full Report |

  • OST Observation Instrument and Report on Its Reliability and Validity
    | About | Full Report | OST Observation Instrument |

  • Analysis of Post-Program Educational Patterns of Former Middle-Grades TASC Participants
    | About | Full Report |

  • Study of Promising After-School Programs
    | About | Full Report |

  • City Year Alumni Studies
    | About | Full Report |

  • Research Review on Integrating Sports and Physical Activity into Out-of-School Time (OST) Programs
    | About | Full Report |


  • Shared Features of High-Performing After-School Programs: A Follow-Up to the TASC Evaluation
    | About | Full Report |


  • Evaluation of Programs Supported by the After-School Corporation (New York City)
    | About | Full Report |


Studies in Progress PSA Classics
  • Strengthening Career Awareness with CareerLaunch
    | About |

  • Sustainability in School-Linked After-School Programs
    | About | Full Report |

  • Evaluation of A-Teams After-School Program: Arts, Academics, and Athletics (Baltimore)
    | About |

  • Planning Assistance to Latin Youth American Youth Center Aims to Clarify Youth Outcomes
    | About |

  • A Review of Programs Involving College Students as Tutors or Mentors in Grades K-12

    | About | Volume 1 | Volume 2 |

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