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    Academic-based after school programming: a matched pairs follow-up study.
    (2009-11) Varro, Patrick James
    The purpose of this study was to expand the knowledge base on academic after-school programs. The majority of evaluations conducted in this area have occurred while the program was still in operation. There is a dearth of studies conducted examining any potential long term effects of participation. The current study was conducted to follow-up a matched pair sample of participants and non-participants of an academic based afterschool program that operated in eight inner-city schools from June 2000 to May 2003. Specifically, this study was conducted to ascertain the degree to which previous participation in an after-school program impacted students' academic achievement, school day attendance, and discipline events. Statistical analyses revealed that there were no significant differences between participants and similar non-participants in the aforementioned areas. Furthermore, the frequency of after-school program participation was not found to be a significant mediating variable. Finally, a discussion of the results, limitations and merits of the study, and practical implications for future research was included.

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