Expanding opportunities for youth still in school to work during the summer provide youth not only a wage, but a chance to learn social and soft skills that are valuable in both school and the workforce, such as self-efficacy and impulse control.
The benefit of summer programs is well-documented, and support for public funding to back these... read more
The summer learning field is grounded in more than 100 years of research about summer learning... read more
This report measures the reach of the Summer Nutrition Programs in July 2016, nationally and... read more
Pell grants are the single largest source of financial aid to low-income students, with the... read more