"State Legislative Investments in School-Age Children and Youth"

[Elisabeth Wright]

My apologies to those of you receiving multiple copies.

We have a new publication!  "State Legislative Investments in School-Age
Children and Youth " is now available at
www.financeproject.org/oststatepaper.htm.  This paper highlights trends in
state investments in school-age children and youth. Part I of this paper
examines the landscape of state legislative action regarding supports and
services for school-age children and youth.  Part II provides a
state-by-state catalogue of statutes that provide support for school-age
children and youth.

Also look for 'Profiles of Successful Financing Strategies', brief papers
that highlight after-school programs that have been successful in acheiving
a broad base of funding.  www.financeproject.org/ostprofiles.htm

(Note that you need Acrobat Reader to download these documents).

Links to these publications have also been added to our Out-of School Time
Project page: www.financeproject.org/osthome.htm.

Elisabeth Wright
Program Associate
The Finance Project
1000 Vermont Ave, Suite 600
Washington, DC 20005

202.628.4200, ext. 39 (voice)
202.628.4205 (fax)

ewright at financeproject.org
www.financeproject.org

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