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)
BRIDGING THE GAP Scores students.
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