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More Kids Get STEM Content in After-School Programs

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Evie Blad
More Kids Get STEM Content in After-School Programs
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A new survey from the Afterschool Alliance reveals that 92% of after-school programs now offer STEM learning, a significant increase from previous years. However, millions of children still lack access to these programs due to cost and capacity constraints.

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Expanding access to STEM education is critical for developing a future workforce and ensuring equitable opportunities for children across diverse communities.

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The majority of after-school programs include STEM learning experiences, but millions of children are still unable to participate, causing them to miss out on opportunities to nurture their curiosity about the subjects, a new report concludes.

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The article reports on survey findings from an advocacy group without taking a political stance, focusing on educational access and data.

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