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THE LEARNING GAP
By the time they reach 6th grade, children born into poverty have likely spent 6,000 fewer hours learning than middle class children.
(The After-School Corporation, 2013)
THE LEARNING GAP
By 6th grade, children born into povery are likely to experience 3,060 fewer hours of after-school & extracurricular activities than middle class peers
(The After-School Corporation, 2013)
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"A child's neighborhood has a greater effect on future income earnings than the neighborhood they end up living in as an adult" https://t.co/VH2fy6M3eJ

Support high-quality #afterschool programs and help close the opportunity gap! https://t.co/3utgExx3eu
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What a great turnout! We had nearly 30 #Boston high school girls at the first indoor session last week. Getting in shape and ready for a successful spring season! https://t.co/uR4aWs6H85
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KIDS COUNT @aecfkidscount
Since 2015, the number of young people in the U.S. living in juvenile detention, correctional or residential facilities has steadily decreased. https://t.co/XMlcJ8XzEW https://t.co/1zyNhwnuwQ
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Not only is #poetry one of the most historically complex, rich,
and beautiful forms of expression in any language, but it also fosters much-needed #SEL skills. We could not be more enthusiastic about this initiative. Thank you @PorshaOlayiwola @marty_walsh and congrats, Alondra! https://t.co/Ppf8trX1Ca
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Mayor Marty Walsh @marty_walsh
I’m proud to announce the @CityofBoston’s first Youth Poet Laureate, Alondra Bobadilla. Alondra, thank you for sharing your gifts with our city. I know you’ll inspire us and challenge us with your poetry. @ArtsinBoston #BostonCreates

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Poets' Banquet is coming up on 2/1! While Adam is still editing his poem, Keilona is already working on memorizing hers. Guess what it is about? You guessed right - it's about her #timemanagement! Join us for the Poets' Banquet on 2/1 and hear what she has to share. https://t.co/jFhrmkw3HK
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#coachesmatter! So proud to see three @BostonScores faces among the awardees https://t.co/06zXunCKyz
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Coaches Matter, so we celebrate those who make a positive impact on kids in New England. Shout out to @kbstone9 and the 13 award-winning coaches who joined us @Harvard this weekend! #SportsTeach #SportsUnite https://t.co/bxgL8dvc20
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