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Kuhn, Ann Pulling; Carson, Russell L.; Beighle, Aaron; Castelli, Darla M. – Journal of Teaching in Physical Education, 2021
Purpose: This study examined changes in physical education teachers' psychosocial perspectives after participating in a yearlong professional development about Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programming. Method: Twenty-three intervention teachers attended a workshop in Year 1 and received one academic year of technical assistance and…
Descriptors: Physical Education Teachers, Teacher Attitudes, Faculty Development, Teacher Workshops
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Heidorn, Brent; Centeio, Erin – Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 2012
Faculty and staff involvement in the Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program (CSPAP) begins with the Director of Physical Activity (DPA) motivating them to "buy in" to the need for a CSPAP. The DPA will need to train staff to develop and integrate physical activity throughout the school day, encourage them to be involved in the before- and…
Descriptors: Physical Activities, After School Programs, School Activities, Role Models
Wright, Elisabeth; Deich, Sharon; Clarke, Theresa – US Department of Health and Human Services, 2004
In communities all over the country, afterschool programs play an important role in keeping children and youth safe, providing them with important learning opportunities, and helping them become successful adults. Federal, state, local, and private investments in afterschool programs have grown in recent years due both to widespread public support…
Descriptors: Supply and Demand, Comprehensive Programs, Public Support, Play
Caplan, Judy; Calfee, Carol S. – 1999
This document lists the 16 characteristics that help integrate comprehensive program planning into the regular school program and other family-support systems. The 16 characteristic arose from a review of research on effective afterschool programs and interviews with active program sites. The characteristics are as follows: climate for inclusion;…
Descriptors: After School Programs, Comprehensive Programs, Educational Change, Educational Environment
Caplan, Judith G.; Calfee, Carol S. – Learning Point Associates, 2006
Afterschool programs are rich with educational opportunities. Programs can make what is learned during the traditional day vibrant and relevant to the lives of children. Comprehensive programs that are integrated into the regular school program and draw on resources within the community can yield positive outcomes for children. Key to this…
Descriptors: Program Design, School Activities, Parent Participation, Comprehensive Programs
Chapman, Jane E.; And Others – 1973
This first year progress report describes a comprehensive, coordinated child care program for employee and student families in a medical center community. The model child care system as conceptualized in this project provides: (1) a Counseling-Coordination Office for compiling community resource information and assistance-in-placement services,…
Descriptors: After School Programs, Child Care, Community Coordination, Community Involvement
National Environmental Education & Training Foundation, 2002
This report is intended as an introductory guide for those new to the environmental education field and the larger educational benefits it has to offer. The first part of the report includes ten accounts of programs and schools that have met with success by incorporating environmental education into their educational programming. For readers whose…
Descriptors: Student Projects, Environmental Education, Academic Achievement, Active Learning
Colorado Univ., Denver. Medical Center. – 1975
The establishment and subsequent modification of a child care system for employees, faculty, and students of the University of Colorado Medical Center are discussed in detail. The project was partially funded by the Office of Child Development. Components of the project included three direct service programs: (1) day care for children ages 2 1/2…
Descriptors: Administrative Change, Administrative Organization, After School Programs, Comprehensive Programs
Shapley, Kelly; Vicknair, Keven; Sheehan, Daniel; Pieper, Amy; Jepson, Dana; Sturges, Keith; Bush, Joan; Vandiver, Sherrie – Texas Center for Educational Research, 2004
Researchers conducted case studies of Ninth Grade Success Initiative (NGSI) grants to gain a greater understanding of issues facing large numbers of at-risk students, many of whom, despite potentially receiving services as early as kindergarten, still reach ninth grade unprepared to succeed academically in high school. Case studies focused on NGSI…
Descriptors: At Risk Students, Grants, Educational Change, Case Studies