DOI: 10.24124/2019/58982
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The efficacy of one after school program in raising reading scores in eight Northern British Columbian's vulnerable schools

Abstract: Elementary schools in Northern British Columbia with vulnerable populations are facing a decline in the academic achievement rates of their students. School districts facing these challenges are focusing their initiatives on intensive interventions to reduce and eliminate the achievement gap affecting the vulnerable populations. The After-School Academic Proficiency (ASAP) Program was a pilot project introduced to eight elementary schools with populations that were deemed vulnerable. Reading data collected fro… Show more

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