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American Red Cross Disaster Preparedness

The American Red Cross is offering classes for disaster preparedness.  The presentations below are offered ONLINE and are COST FREE. 

Preparedness Presentations (Adults and Teens)
Trained Red Cross Subject Matter Experts present basic preparedness information. Presentations are approximately 45 minutes to one hour and the audience is expected to remain present throughout.  Available presentations include: PrepareU, PrepareTEENS, PrepareSeniors.

Pillowcase Project (Grades 3-5)
Is a one-hour program for children in 3rd through 5th grade. This interactive program will teach kids what to do in fires or earthquakes, coping skills for stressful situations, and general preparedness information. They will receive a workbook of preparedness activities (digital copy) at the end of the presentation.

Prepare with Pedro (Grades K-2)
Prepare with Pedro provides an introduction for students in grades k-2 to the concept of emergency preparedness in a fun and educational way. Using story-telling and hands on activities, students will build muscle memory and basic coping skills. A digital Prepare with Pedro story book, which includes a family safety checklist, will allow families to learn and repeat preparedness actions together.


Reach out to Laura Granados today to schedule a session for your staff!  laura.granados@redcross.org 

 


Statewide and National Organizations | American Red Cross
PDF Red Cross Disaster Preparedness

ASAPconnect - Promoting collaboration. Advancing excellence

ASAPconnect is an indispensable resource to help California out-of-school-time professionals provide children and youth with more growth opportunities. ASAPconnect links after school programs with assistance providers so you can partner more effectively, expand capabilities and improve program quality.

Statewide and National Organizations | ASAPConnect
Web Page ASAPconnect

BOOST Café

We know educators in the expanded learning and in and out-of-school time field have very little time. BOOST Cafe is the most comprehensive online community for out-of-school time. The Cafe is an extension of BOOST Collaborative and is 100% free for users. We aim to support the out-of-school time field by providing a hub full of relevant, up-to-date, easy-to-implement resources and tools.

 

Statewide and National Organizations | BOOST
Web Page BOOST Café

Site Coordinator Network
Statewide and National Organizations | California After School Network
PDF 2019-10-03 Site Coordinator Network Quick Overview

CDE Orientation for Grantees - August 24, 2017
Statewide and National Organizations | California Department of Education (CDE)
Word 0 - CDE Grantee Orientation Resource Overview Word 1 - About Expanded Learning in California Summary PDF A - State of the State of Expanded Learning in CA 2016-17-Part 1 PDF A - State of the State of Expanded Learning in CA 2016-17-Part 2 PDF A - State of the State of Expanded Learning in CA 2016-17-Part 3 PDF B - About After School Education & Safety Program PDF C - About 21st Century Community Learning Centers PDF D - ASES Frequently Asked Questions PDF E - 21st CCLC Frequently Asked Questions PDF F - ASSETs Frequently Asked Questions Word 1 - System of Support for Expanded Learning Summary Word 1 - Policy Guidance Summary PDF A - Before and After School Federal Program Monitoring Instrument Excel B - ASES 21st CCLC Annual Outcome Based Data Excel C - ASSETs Annual Outcome Based Data Word 1 - Quality Standards and Continuous Quality Improvement Summary PDF A - Quality Standards for Expanded Learning in CA PDF B - Crosswalk Between Quality Standards and Program Assessment Tools Word C - Instructions for Completing a Quality Improvement Program Plan Word D - Quality Improvement Plan Template Word 1 - Summer Learning Summary PDF A - You for Youth Overview PDF B - Summer Learning Infographic PDF C - Summer Learning Programs Address Achievement Gap Word 1 - Nutrition Programs, Physical Acitivity, and Supporting Resources Summary PDF A - Comparison of Federally Reimbursable Snack and Meal Programs PDF B - At-Risk After School Meal Program PDF C - Snack and Meal Standards PDF D - At-Risk Afterschool Meal Handbook PDF E - California After School Physical Activity Guidelines Word 1 - ASSETs Program Resources Summary PDF 2 - High School After School Quality Self Assessment Rubric - QSAR - Part 1 PDF 2 - High School After School Quality Self Assessment Rubric - QSAR - Part 2 PDF 2 - High School After School Quality Self Assessment Rubric - QSAR - Part 3 PDF 3 - Campiagn for Quality Promising Practices from California High School After School Programs PDF 4 - Credit Recovery Solutions Offered in After School Programs - Part 1 PDF 4 - Credit Recovery Solutions Offered in After School Programs - Part 2 PDF 4 - Credit Recovery Solutions Offered in After School Programs - Part 3 PDF 5 - Developing Youth-Led Activities - Part 1 PDF 5 - Developing Youth-Led Activities - Part 2 PDF 5 - Developing Youth-Led Activities - Part 3 PDF 6 - High School After School Program Start-Up - Part 1 PDF 6 - High School After School Program Start-Up - Part 2 PDF 6 - High School After School Program Start-Up - Part 3 Word 1 - Attendance Calculator Summary Excel A - 2017 Elementary Attendance Tracker Excel B - 2017 MS Elementary Attendance Tracker Excel C - 2017 HS Attendance Tracker
2019-2020 Emails
Statewide and National Organizations | California Department of Education (CDE)
Word State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Announces FREE Project Cal-STOP School Safety and Mental Health Crisis Training
CDE Contact List
Statewide and National Organizations | California Department of Education (CDE)
Web Page Expanded Learning Division Contacts

LIAS Guide

GUIDE TO IMPLEMENTING THE LEARNING IN AFTERSCHOOL & SUMMER (LIAS) LEARNING PRINCIPLES

Learning that is ACTIVE, COLLABORATIVE, MEANINGFUL, SUPPORTS MASTERY, AND EXPANDS HORIZONS.

The LIAS project has published an 118‐page guide to help programs implement activities that reflect the LIAS learning principles. It includes descriptions of each principle, ways that programs can begin, an observation rubric, example activities from exemplar programs in California, and training exercises that programs can use to introduce these principles to their staff.

This guide is available for review and purchase.

Use the below link for the LIAS guide order form.

Statewide and National Organizations | Learning In After School and Summer (LIAS)
Web Page LIAS Guide Order Form

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