Duh! I told ya so!

After school programs help students achieve better health, higher grades, and more motivation. I told you. But don’t take my word for it read the article from a Harvard publication.

Does Participation in After School
Programs Make a Difference?
The short answer is yes. (A longer answer follows in the section
below.) A decade of research and evaluation studies, as
well as large-scale, rigorously conducted syntheses looking
across many research and evaluation studies, confirms that
children and youth who participate in after school programs
can reap a host of positive benefits in a number of interrelated
outcome areas—academic, social/emotional, prevention,
and health and wellness. Highlights from seminal studies are
arrayed below under key outcome domains that researchers
have examined.
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What’s Cookin?

Here at the DMHS Culinary Class students have been busy learnin to cook. So whats next on the menu you tell us?

Parent Technology Classes After School!