CAN Newsletter – Lights on Afterschool is Right Around the Corner!
October 10, 2019

CAN Newsletter
Lights on Afterschool

It’s almost time for Lights On Afterschool.  This October 24 marks the 20th celebration and it is looking to be our brightest year yet; get the word out to your community!

Lights On is the only nationwide event celebrating afterschool programs and their important role in the lives of children, families, and communities. It is a great opportunity to keep our momentum going, raise more awareness in your community, and help mobilize support for afterschool at the local, state, and federal levels! Legislators will be in their districts, looking for ways to connect with the community.

Haven’t started yet? Checkout the Afterschool Alliance website to access an extensive Event Planning Kit and get your juices flowing!

Already planning an event? Make sure to register your event today!

This event provides a great opportunity to raise awareness in your community and build support for your program. If this date does not work for your program, we encourage you to invite the community (including public officials) on a different day this fall

In This Newsletter:

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Site Coordinator Symposium Flyer

Registration Coming Soon: 2020 Statewide Site Coordinator Expanded Learning Symposium
February 14 - 15, 2020

California Love is the 3rd Annual Statewide Site Coordinator Expanded Learning Symposium, taking place February 14th– February 15th, 2020.  Partners throughout the state of California are excited to provide a unique opportunity for Site Coordinators to learn from other Site Coordinators alike, California’s Expanded Learning Professionals will get a unique opportunity to learn from their peers, colleagues and other experts  within the Expanded Learning field during an informative two-day event. Come feel and experience the LOVE!

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Afterschool Alliance

Census Toolkit for the Afterschool Community 

The Afterschool Alliance released a census toolkit to help the afterschool community to help prepare families and children for the census count in 2020.  

The census matters to afterschool programs and the families they serve because the results are used to determine how the government will allocate over $900 billion in federal spending. Title I funding levels, the largest of the eight education programs, are determined by the census results.  

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Did You Miss the Last CAN Newsletter?

Access the CAN newsletter archives to view past newsletters today! Here are some recent highlights:

*NEW: CDE Important Updates

A message fro the CDE-EXLD regarding:

  • NEW Expanded Learning Web Pages
  • Summer Literacy Expenditure Report
  • Quarter 1 Expenditure Reports
  • School Site Substitution Form
  • Return Grant Award Notifications

Save the Date: CA Afterschool & Summer Challenge

  • March 9-10, 2020 in Sacramento, CA

CAN Policy Newsletter

  • Get informed about state and federal afterschool updates!