Access to After-School Programs in Indiana
According to a new report from the Afterschool Alliance, many Indiana parents face challenges in finding affordable and accessible after-school programs for their children.
The "America After 3PM" household survey found that only 83,820 Hoosier children are enrolled in an after-school program, despite nearly half a million kids having parents who would like them to be.
- Cost
- Transportation
- Lack of available options
Right now, 411,972 Hoosier children whose families want them in afterschool programs don’t have access
Said Lakshmi Hasanadka, CEO of the Indiana Afterschool Network. After-school programs provide a safe and structured environment for students to engage in activities such as academic tutoring, STEM clubs, sports, arts, and mentoring.
Author's summary: Many Indiana kids lack access to after-school programs due to cost and availability issues.
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