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School Age Youth

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Career and Technical Education in Chicago Public Schools

Chapin Hall researchers are conducting a study of a cohort of Chicago Public School ninth graders who participated in Career and Technical Education while in...

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Nick Mader

Senior Researcher

Julie Spielberger

Research Fellow Emeritus

Richard Epstein

Yolanda Green-Rogers

Senior Policy Analyst

Katie Rollins

Richard Foltz

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Mike Stiehl

Senior Policy Analyst

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School Age Youth

Recent Content

Reports Explore Employment Patterns, Child Care Needs Among Low-Income Parents

This series of briefs focuses on the work, school, and child care engagement of Illinois families enrolled in the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP).

Chapin Hall Experts Co-Author Foreword to Out-of-School Time Book

Two Chapin Hall experts write forward to book on using data to improve out-of-school time programs.

February 9, 2021

Joint Research Fund Awards Announced

Two projects with Chicago Public Schools funded--one focusing on mitigating the impact of racism and the other on the effect of asthma policy on student...

Data Use in Afterschool Systems Requires Investments in People and Process

Afterschool systems and their funders are looking to data to answer questions about effectiveness and quality improvement. However, in this field, meaningful...

Community Schools Positively Impact Student Outcomes

This report examines the effect of student and family use of out-of-school time, school-based health center, and family supports provided by the Elev8 Baltimore...

Restorative Justice Reduces Use of In-School Suspensions

Over the past two decades, policymakers, educators, and others have increasingly proposed restorative justice practices as an alternative to "zero tolerance"...

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