The Providence After School Alliance (PASA), is excited to announce two opportunities to lead programming in both of our expanded learning after school models. The AfterZone provides free after-school and expanded learning programming for over 1,900 middle school youth at five Read More …
By Ann Durham, Director of Quality Initiatives posted 9.12.2014 It’s been nearly three years since PASA was one of the winners of the MacArthur and Mozilla Foundation-sponsored Digital Media and Learning (DML) Competition that resulted in the creation of Read More …
by Lisa Sampson, Hub Coordinator for Jorge Alvarez High School posted 8.26.2014 Kweyono pointing to her Hub 2010 staff photo post-graduation at the Hub’s fall Demo Day in 2012 Kweyono first got involved with the Hub back in Read More …
by Ann Durham, Director of Quality Initiatives posted 5.6.2014 Pictured: Project 401. Program instructor Jose Maldonado top left, program instructor Jean Febles top right “You’re always going to feel like ‘I can’t do it.’ It’s a matter of getting Read More …
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by Michael Braithwaite, Director of Communications posted 4.23.14 Q: What do Providence, incredible young people, and PASA have in common? A: An amazing group of community leaders, collaborative thinkers, and energetic supporters who have championed a level playing field Read More …
By Kristin Elliott, Hub ELO Coordinator for E-Cubed Posted on 4.3.14 “Impressive” is the word Hub ELO teacher-mentors are using to describe the Rhode Island Rebellion Rugby League‘s first high school session. Never heard the word “scrum” before? Neither had Read More …
By Alejandro Molina, PASA Deputy Director posted 3.5.14 In my 6 years at PASA, I’ve seen the old perception of after-school as “babysitting” evolve into a sophisticated understanding that after-school, summer, and expanded learning programs are intrinsically and critically connected Read More …
Webinar to Explore Engaging High School Students With Real-World Experiences Originally Posted on the EdWeek Site By Caralee Adams on December 13, 2013 4:12 PM High schools students who don’t see the relevance of what they are learning tend to check out. Education leaders in Providence, Read More …
By Chris Sturgis Excerpted from her original post on Competency Works, September 25, 2013 Yesterday I had the opportunity to participate in the American Youth Policy Forum’s meeting on The Role of Expanded Learning Opportunities in Competency-based Education Systems. It Read More …
Watch former Hub ELO student Bryan Norato chat with the country’s leading education and technology thinkers about the benefits and possibilities of digital badges for this White House Google Hangout!
