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A collection of templates, tip sheets, reports, and handouts to help states maximize opportunities related to the American Rescue Plan (ARP). The most recent and popular tools are featured at the top. Find graphics related to this topic on the Graphics and Social Content page.
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State education agencies (SEAs) and local school districts could gain greater control over the use of federal funds if current Administration and/or Congressional education proposals are successful. Use the resources on this toolkit to prepare for shifts and scenarios ahead, and help position your network as a thought partner and problem solver to help your state make the most of the opportunity before them.
This brief shares key findings from a 2024 survey of 1,223 afterschool program providers representing more than 9,200 programs across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
This one-pager was created for Delaware using the 2025 State Template factsheet that highlights how afterschool keeps kids safe, helps them learn and grow, supports families, and supports economic growth. Tailor the 2025 template for your state or contact us for writing or design support: afterschool@burness.com.
This new toolkit helps to make the case for funding OST programs in your state with materials for different audiences.
This factsheet tracks the investments that states are making in afterschool and summer learning, as well as the impact of these programs.
Guidance and tools to help networks engage SEAs and make the case for using ARP funds to support afterschool and summer. Includes how to develop your asks, resources about funding, materials from other states, and a sample letter to the state commissioner of education. The Afterschool Alliance team will continue to add tools as they’re developed.
Tips and templates to help you plan and execute a successful site visit.
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Find more resources and state examples in the Funding Solutions & ARP Resources Google Drive.
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