New Study: Half of U.S. Children Whose Parents Want Structured Summer Learning Programs for Them Are Missing Out
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New Study: Half of U.S. Children Whose Parents Want Structured Summer Learning Programs for Them Are Missing Out
Survey of 30,000+ Parents Finds Cost Is Greatest Barrier; Just 13% of Kids in Low-Income Families Participate; Vast Majority of Parents Give Programs High Marks Washington, D.C.,...
New Study: Half of U.S. Children Whose Parents Want Structured Summer Learning Programs for ...
Washington, D.C., May 19, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Millions of U.S. parents want their child in a structured summer program that keeps them safe, active, and engaged, with caring staff and opportunities for them to develop new skills and be…
Summer bummer: Study reveals gaps for accessing youth programs
Summer bummer: Study reveals gaps for accessing youth programs mps-post Wed, 05/20/2026 - 05:28 Image (North Carolina News Service) A new study says families in North Carolina and across the United States are struggling to afford quality summer programs for children.The Afterschool Alliance gathered feedback from parents nationwide, including in North Carolina. More than half said they do not have access to a structured summer experience for t…
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