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Every year, the United States government sets aside a significant amount of money to subsidize after-school programs in order to keep youngsters motivated and safe. According to a report by the US Departments of Education and Justice, after-school activities are very productive and beneficial to society as a whole. Surprisingly, Americans preferred to provide school-based after-school programs in their communities.

Aside from safety, boredom, and loneliness, many students’ low performance necessitated the need for after-school programs based on the school curriculum. After a long summer break, children from low-income homes were found to be behind in reading and grammar.
Statistics show that if school-aged children are left unsupervised after school, they are more likely to receive low marks and quit out. The money supplied by the government will enable rural and inner-city schools to offer summer, weekend, and after-school programs. These activities will be conducted in a drug-free, secure, and supervised setting.

The primary goal of these school-based after-school activities is to improve critical abilities. As a result, they improve the child’s skill level. Math tutoring, reading, comprehension, and problem-solving are all available through most school-based programs. Many organizations offer entertaining activities to help students prepare for college. Children who aspire to pursue a profession as a teacher are given hands-on experience. Other advantages of these programs include access to telecommunications and technology, as well as participation in music and art. This is especially important in low-income areas, where such activities are considered a luxury.

Snacks offered in after-school activities are an added incentive for students. Snack money is available for after-school programs provided by the school. This is exactly what the National School Lunch Program is supposed to do. Snacks will be offered for free or at a reduced cost to children from schools that apply. The CACFP reimburses expenses based on the child’s financial situation. However, this is only valid until the age of thirteen. The amount of money that schools receive is determined by where they are located. A low-income area receives additional funding. Children under the age of 19 can be offered supper. Supper and a snack can be provided during longer programs. It is possible to feed worthy school students breakfast, supper, and a snack with the help of non-profit private organizations.

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