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OregonASK is now accepting nominations for the 2nd annual Afterschool Hall of Fame Awards!

Know someone who is dedicated to supporting afterschool in Oregon? Know someone that cares about quality afterschool programs? The Afterschool Hall of Fame Award Ceremony was organized to recognize those individuals and organizations that have provided dedicated leadership to the advancement of the field of afterschool in Oregon.

Nominate a leader today!!!

Afterschool Hall of Fame Award recipients will be recognized at the Bridge Conference on October 19, 2010. If you would like to nominate a person or business under one of the following Afterschool Hall of Fame Award categories, please fill out the attached nomination form. Click here for more information.

There is no question that the current and proposed budget cuts to afterschool programs will have a dramatic effect on thousands of children and families across the state.

Afterschool leaders are scrambling. Some programs are forced to switch to a fee-based model, while others will close their doors entirely.

OregonASK needs to hear from you.

How is your afterschool program affected by the current and proposed budget cuts, and how are you adjusting?

How will enrollment be affected?
How will day-to-day programming be affected?
How will staffing and administration be affected?
What are your creative strategies for handling the budget cuts?
What cost cutting efficiencies are you considering or implementing?

Please email your responses to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

We’ll compile your stories and solutions for a publication to be shared.

Oregon named one of six “States on the Move to Afterschool for All” by Afterschool Alliance

“States on the Move to Afterschool for All” have been successful in increasing participation in quality afterschool programs, limiting the incidence in self care overt he past five years and advancing the field of afterschool within their states. The new study also found (Click here to continue)

2010 Bridge Conference

Scholarships availalable on a first come, first served basis to licensed school aged programs. For more information, please call 503-725-8542. Click here for the full conference brochure!

Oregon Afterschool Conference: Ideas That Make A Difference

November 6, 2010

Come share ideas and learn ways to make a difference in afterschool! Our fabulous keynote speaker Shelley Lucas will discuss how afterschool programs can help usher in new generations of socially competent American adolescents and help them be ready to compete in the new global marketplace of the future!

Click here for full conference brochure!

First-Aid / CPR Training & Certification

When: Saturday, September 18, 2010 9am—3pm

Where: Oregon Mentors’ Office

For more information, please see the training flyer . To register contact Caitlin Walker, YDN Coordinator at 503-517-8990 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Registration is limited to 20 participants

Engaging English Language Learners in Afterschool

How many different languages do you hear in a day? Chances are at least two! As our communities become more diverse, a rich variety of languages become more and more a part of our daily lives. In this workshop we will explore the foundations of language development and discover strategies for supporting English language development for non-native speakers. We will study how to create a learning environment full of activities and projects that meet each learner’s needs.

When - October 27, 2010 - 10am - 12pm

Where - Meridian Park Hospital Education Center

19300 Southwest 65th, Tualatin, Oregon 97062

For more information click here !

Please register by going to our Event Registration page.

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