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Tri-State Summit, Charlotte, North Carolina: December 4, 2009South Carolina's Top Business Leaders Meet to Discuss Educational Challenges South Carolina Afterschool Alliance Hosts 8th Annual Statewide After School Conference: September 16, 2009Municipal Leaders Discuss Challenges Facing Cities and Towns With State Superintendent: September 16, 2009
Are Your Children In the Best After School Programs?WSPA News 7: September 14, 2009
Statewide Network Supporting Quality Afterschool Programs: September 2009Quality After School Programs Featured OnWLTX News 19: August 2009
South Carolina Chosen to Host Statewide Mayoral After School Summit: July 21, 2009
SC Afterschool Alliance and Every Child Matters Recognizedin the Afterschool Advocate: February 5, 2008After school participants rally at Presidential Debates Afterschool Funding Increase Most Welcome & Long Overdue: December 27, 2007Nations Leading Afterschool Advocate Says
The Opportunities of AfterschoolSouth Carolina in the midst of reconstructing educational system
After School Programs Featured OnWLTX News 19: August 12, 2007
Palmetto Center for Women's After School Programs Earns NAA Accreditation: June 4, 2007
Statewide Lights On Afterschool! Rally: October 19, 2005
AFTER SCHOOL FOR ALL CHALLENGE 2009
The eighth annual Afterschool for All Challenge was held April 27-28, 2009 in Washington, D.C. After school supporters from across the state of South Carolina returned home last week after meeting with Members of Congress including Senator Jim DeMint, Representative and Majority Whip Jim Clyburn, Representative Joe Wilson, Representative J. Gresham Barrett and Representative John M. Spratt to ask for more funding for after school programs. The visit was part of the eight annual Aftrschool for All Challenge, sponsored by the Afterschool Alliance.
  Join Afterschool for All South Carolina: Project 2010 to show your support for the goal of quality, affordable after school and summer learning opportunities for all of South Carolina's youth and children. The South Carolina Afterschool Alliance has partnered with the Afterschool Alliance, an national public awareness and advocacy organization, to bring together all South Carolinians in support of expanded after school programming to serve all youth and families who need them. After school programs keep our children safe, inspire learning and help working families. By simply adding your name and city to the list of partners, you can hlep us demonstrate the widespread support that exists for after school in South Caorlina. Simply Click here to electronically sign on and be recognized as an Afterschool for All parnter. Click here for a printable version of the Afterschool for All partnership form.
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