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Program: Travis County Collaborative Afterschool Partnership

Service Provider: Austin ISD School, Family & Community Education

    Program Description
  Eligibility
  Services & Outcome Measures
  Service Settings and Locations

Program Description

Last Update - 05/22/2013

Description

 
  Program Description The program goal is to develop a community of learners by involving teachers, community organizations, and parents in the provision of afterschool activities and social services to Ann Richards, Gus Garcia, Pearce and Webb Middle Schools. The activities and social services reinforce student academic skill, increase student motivation for learning, and improve student behavior.Schools with predominantly low-income students are specifically targeted to enable these students to participate in activities that they would not have access to outside this program. The TCCAP delivery model is based on current research indicating that young people who receive at least four of the “Five Promises” below have a significantly greater likelihood of becoming academically successful, civically engaged and socially competent.
 
  Primary Service Categories This Primary service available Academic Enrichment
This Primary service available Parent Education
This Primary service available Youth Development and Enrichment
 
  Targeted Population
 
  Semester(s) Program Offered  Legal Entity availableFall Semester
 Legal Entity availableSpring Semester
 Legal Entity availableSummer
 
  Identified Evidence-Based Program Unsure
 
  Languages Supported  Legal Entity availableEnglish
 
  Service/Program cost to youth/families Free
 
  Service/Program cost to campuses or other locations hosting the services Free
 
  Program Class In-depth
 
  Program Type Direct
 
 

Enrollment Information

  Enrollment Status for Summer, 2012-2013 - Open
 
  Status as of 05/22/2013
 
  Program Web Page http://
 
  Program Enrollment Form
 

Referral Contact

  Referral Contact
 
  Phone Number
 
 

Eligibility

Last Update - 05/22/2013
  Open to Required for Eligibility
GENDER: Is your program open to all genders? If yes, select the boxes for BOTH male and female under "Program Open To." If no, select either male OR female under "Required for Eligibility."
Male
Female
RACE: Is your program open to all races? If yes, select ALL boxes under "Program Open To." If no, select the races who may participate under "Required for Eligibility."
American Indian or Alaskan Native
Asian
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
White
Black or African American
Multiracial
ETHNICITY: Is your program open to all ethnicities? If yes, select BOTH boxes under "Program Open To." If no, select EITHER Hispanic or non-Hispanic under "Required for Eligibility."
Hispanic
Not Hispanic
AT-RISK FACTORS (as defined by TEA-PEIMS): Is your program open to youth with any at-risk factors? If yes, select ALL boxes under "Program Open To." If no, select specific at-risk youth that are eligible for your program. Is your program restricted to participants with specific at-risk factors? If yes, select those factors under "Required for Eligibility."
Not passing now, or did not pass last year, 2 or more foundation curriculum subjects
Did not advance to next grade level for one or more school years
Did not perform satisfactorily on a standardized test
Dropped out of school
Homeless
Limited English proficiency
Pregnant or a parent
On parole, probation, or other conditional release
Placed in an alternative education program - preceding or current year
Expelled - preceding or current year
Residential placement facility - preceding or current year
In custody of Dept. of Family and Protective Svcs/Child Protective Svcs
Referred to DFPS/DCPS by school, juvenile court, or law official
Did not perform satisfactorily on a readiness test or assessment during current school year (grades
Special Needs: Is your program open to all youth with special needs? If yes, select ALL boxes under "Program Open To." If no, but is open to youth with some special needs, select those specific needs under "Program Open To." Are participants of your program required to have certain special needs to participate in your program? If yet, select those needs under "Required for Eligibility."
Physical or learning disabilities
Children of Incarcerated Parents
Displaced by federally declared disaster
In Foster Care
Dropouts
Involved with the Juvenile Justice System
Migrant
Low income or socioeconomic status (receive free or reduced lunch)
Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgendered Questioning (GLBTQ)
First generation college students
Aging out of foster care (or recently aged out)
Pregnant
Young parents

Services & Outcome Measures

Last Update - 05/22/2013
 
Program Services
"*" indicates categories in which services are provided.

Learning*

 Learning Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Academic Enrichment
 
Art instruction (group)
Enrichment activities - arts, media, communications, etc.
Enrichment activities - science, math, etc.
Theatre/dance/music instruction
Academic Support and Advising
 
Enrichment activities - arts, media, communications, etc.
Enrichment activities - science, math, etc.
Math skills and support
Study skills
Tutoring (group)
Arts and Creative Expression
 
Art instruction (group)
Enrichment activities - arts, media, communications, etc.
Theatre/dance/music instruction
College Readiness
 
College exploration and visits
Health and Wellbeing: Education and Support
 
Gardening

Working*

 Working Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Career Exploration/Work Readiness
 
Career research and planning
Work readiness skills
Case Management
 
Case management

Thriving*

 Thriving Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Case Management
 
Case Management
Conflict Resolution and Violence Prevention
 
Conflict resolution/anger management skills
Crisis intervention
Gang prevention
Violence Prevention
Crisis Intervention
 
Crisis intervention
Delinquency Prevention and Intervention
 
Crisis intervention
Gang prevention
Health and Wellbeing: Education and Support
 
Conflict resolution/anger management skills
Counseling - emotional (self esteem, other)
Crisis intervention
Gardening
Nutrition – Obesity prevention
Nutritional education
Organized Sports
Smoking prevention/cessation activities
Substance abuse prevention activities
Psychological Services
 
Conflict resolution/anger management skills
Counseling - emotional (self esteem, other)
Crisis intervention
Substance Abuse Services
 
Smoking prevention/cessation activities
Substance abuse prevention activities
Sports and Fitness
 
Organized Sports
Physical Fitness Activities

Connecting*

 Connecting Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Case Management
 
Case management
Conflict Resolution and Violence Prevention
 
Bullying prevention
Gang prevention
Delinquency Prevention and Intervention
 
Bullying prevention
Crime prevention
Gang prevention
Parent Education
 
Educating parents on effective parenting
Youth Development and Enrichment
 
Cultural activities

Leading/Contributing*

 Leading/Contributing Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Category
Services  
Academic Enrichment
 
Theatre/dance/music instruction
Theatre/dance/music performance
Arts and Creative Expression
 
Theatre/dance/music instruction
Theatre/dance/music performance
Youth Development and Enrichment
 
Character education
Community service or service learning - youth plan and lead projects
Entrepreneurship skills
Peer leadership activities
Service projects, service learning, or community service
Volunteer projects


   
 
Outcome Measures
"*" indicates categories in which outcome measures are provided.

Learning*

 Learning Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Promoted to the next grade level
Pass TAKS test
Attendance in school
Gains in skills or knowledge (pre- and post-assessments)

Working

 Working Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
None defined in this category

Thriving*

 Thriving Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Crime/arrest/incarceration - incidence/avoidance
Attendance in school
Engages appropriately with peers during social activities
Improvement in family relationships
Improvement in peer relationships

Connecting*

 Connecting Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Demonstration of specified behavior(s)
Attendance in school
Arrest, detention, recidivism, criminal justice involvement
Self-reported positive changes in behavior, attitude, learning
Teacher-reported positive changes in behavior, attitude, learning

Leading/Contributing*

 Leading/Contributing Early
Childhood
(0-5)
Elementary
(6-10)
Middle
School
(11-14)
High
School
(15-19)
Young
Adult
(20-24)
Attendance in school
Increase in social responsibility
Self-reported positive changes in behavior, attitude, learning
Demonstrate specific desired behaviors


Service Settings and Locations

Last Update - 05/22/2013
 
Youth’s Homes
County Name Serves in Youth Homes?
TravisNo
WilliamsonNo
 
Other eligibility requirements–geographical
Enrolled at host school
 
School Settings
County Name Serves in Schools?
TravisYes
WilliamsonNo
School District Name Serves in Schools?
Austin Independent School District Yes
Pflugerville ISD No
KIPP Austin Public Schools No
Round Rock Independent School District No
Bastrop ISD No
School Name Frequency Time of Day Offer Transport Capacity Participation
Austin Independent School District Schools
Middle Schools
Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders - Middle School Every weekday Daytime(during school hours) No 76-100 76-100
Garcia Middle School Every weekday Before school,
After school,
Daytime(during school hours),
Evening
Yes 301-350 301-350
Paredes Middle School Every weekday Before school,
After school,
Daytime(during school hours),
Evening,
Weekends
Yes 301-350 301-350
Pearce Middle School Every weekday After school,
Daytime(during school hours)
Yes 351-400 201-250
Webb Middle School Every weekday Before school,
After school,
Daytime(during school hours),
Evening
Yes 301-350 201-250
 
Community Settings
County Name Serves in Community Locations?
Travis No
Williamson No
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