Positive outcomes for youth are the result of quality out-of-school programs.

 

 

 

If not involved in quality, out-of-school programs, children are at risk of engaging in negative behavior.

 

 

A key group of organizations and individuals is emerging to focus on improving out-of-school time for children and youth in VA.

 

 
 
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Vision

All children and youth in Virginia have access to high quality, out-of-school time programs that prepare them to be successful in school, work, and life.

Mission

To foster a statewide system of exemplary out-of-school programs and resources to support the academic, social, emotional, and physical development of Virginia’s children and youth.

VPOST IS A MEMBER OF:

Statewide afterschool networks

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Developing Services for Virginia's School-age Children and Youth

VPOST, the Virginia Partnership for Out-of-School-Time, is a statewide  public-private partnership dedicated to developing and expanding academic, social, emotional, and physical supports and services to school-age children and youth across the Commonwealth of Virginia during the out-of-school time hours – before-school, after-school, vacations periods, and summer. V-post.org is the official website of the Virginia Partnership for Out-of-School-Time.

Registration Extended to May 22, 2012 for Virginia’s Out-of-School Time Summit

The Power of Out-of-School Time: Engaging Youth, Strengthening Families,
and Transforming Communities

Exclusive gathering of mayors, county superintendents, policy makers, city managers, school division superintendents, police chiefs, CEOs of youth serving organizations like the Boys and Girls Clubs and YMCAs, directors of city departments, funders, and more from across the state to build champions for Engaging Youth, Strengthening Families, and Transforming Communities in Virginia cities and communities statewide.

 

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Richmond 

Richmond to Host Mayoral Summit on Afterschool Learning Opportunities

~Virginia is one of nine states selected nationwide to host educational expansion meetings~ 

Richmond, VA – Mayor Dwight C. Jones and the Virginia Partnership For Out-Of-School Time (VPOST) are proud to announce that the city of Richmond will host a Mayoral Summit on June 6, 2012 at the Greater Richmond Convention Center to discuss the need for before and after school programs, summer activities and other out-of-school time (OST) learning opportunities for youth. To strengthen ways that city and state leaders collaborate to provide these opportunities, the National League of Cities’ (NLC) Institute for Youth, Education and Families (YEF Institute) has selected nine statewide afterschool networks from across the country to host mayoral summits on expanding access to afterschool programs and building citywide OST systems. The project is generously supported through a partnership between the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation and The Wallace Foundation. Planning for a 2012 Richmond Mayoral Summit will begin in the upcoming weeks.

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