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Walters, Karen – 1985
Various agencies are attempting to meet the needs of latchkey children through programs run by parent alliances, community organizations, social service agencies, youth groups, schools, businesses, churches, and private day care centers. Studies of latchkey children during the past 15 years have concentrated on measuring the effects of self-care…
Descriptors: After School Programs, Ancillary School Services, Childhood Needs, Elementary Education
Lipsitz, Joan – 1986
This report on young adolescents 10 to l5 years old, who are on their own from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. discusses after-school programs, barriers to providing a broader array of programs, and strategies for decision making about after-school opportunities for latchkey children. Explored are the nature and extent of the problem, its multiple causes and…
Descriptors: After School Programs, Certification, Community Programs, Incidence
Campion, William J.; Kyle, Marybeth – 1990
Community colleges are uniquely positioned and well suited to assist in meeting the increasing demand for child care programs. Although a number of colleges have been reluctant to institute these programs due to the problems of liability, operating expenses, and allegations of child abuse, there are a number of advantages to having on-campus child…
Descriptors: Child Development Centers, College Role, Community Colleges, Continuing Education