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Afterschool Programs in Jefferson County Yield Tremendous Results

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"Kari Lehman isn’t sure what she’d do without the 4-H afterschool program at Beaver River School in Beaver Falls, New York.


Her two boys, aged 7 and 11, get help every day with their homework, connection to peers and adults in the school and broader community, and enrichment activities that light them up – and it’s all provided at no cost, during hours when she and her husband, who both work full-time, couldn’t otherwise provide care."




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