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RACE AND EQUITY IN CAMBRIDGEA letter from AFCOST Co-Director, Khari Milner on the current ....
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTDo you have professional goals on your New Years' Resolution list? If so, sign up for the latest AFCOST trainings here.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL NETWORKStay up to date with programs and information in Cambridge for young people in grades 6th-8th.
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AFCOST Youth Connectors Damilola Oluwole and Medjine Lucien and AFCOST Coach and Trainer Melinda Barbosa pulled together these slides, reflections, and photos of the Symposium to inspire staff who work to support youth development in out of school time programs. What inspires you to work with young people? |
Find Common GroundNelhai Mallebay-Vacqueur, a teacher in the King Open Extended Day program, shares an account of her journey working to build bridges of cultural understanding with the families of the children in her program.
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Keeping it Real in Family Partnership: A Facilitator’s GuideThis facilitator’s guide is intended to provide instruction and inspiration for how members of the Cambridge OST community might use the Family Partnership Stories produced by the Agenda for Children to enrich staff development efforts. This guide provides: a brief summary of each story, story-specific reflection questions, and ideas for interactive activities that can help deepen participants’ engagement with the material.
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New Report Highlights Critical Importance of Family PartnershipEquity-based family engagement helps parents and caretakers in underserved communities become effective advocates and culture-bearers in schools, which boosts educational quality and relevance. Learn more in this new report published by the W. K. Kellog Foundation.
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