C.K. Price Middle School - ASAP After School Program

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1212 Marin Street, Orland, CA 95963
Phone: 530-865-1225


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ASAP After School Program

ASAP After School Program

http://www.glenncoe.org/__programs/__after_school_programs/index.html

The After School Program in Glenn County is known as SPARK/ASAP. SPARK stands for Supporting Participation in Academics and Recreation for Kids, and ASAP stands for After School Activities Program (Jr. High).

SPARK/ASAP is designed to provide a safe, engaging, and fun environment for students, and to motivate and inspire learning outside the regular school day.

Recent local evaluations indicate that students involved in the after school program:

demonstrate positive attitudes toward school, enhanced self-concept, and increased educational aspirations

show improved social skills and behavior as well as reduced disciplinary incidents suspensions at school

demonstrate an increase in standardized test scores

have an increase in regular school day attendance, which leads to improved academic achievement

show large improvements in achievement among the most high-risk students