Service Learning After Learn & Serve America: How Five States Are Moving Forward
Posted by on June 25, 2012
Service Learning After Learn & Serve America: How Five States Are Moving Forward
The loss of federal support coupled with state budget shortfalls has prompted a transition period for the service-learning field. 5 Advocates across the country are choosing to move beyond the devastating budget cut and seize the opportunity to refocus efforts to expand high-quality service-learning. This set of case studies aims to highlight policy and practice in several states where service-learning experts are designing and implementing agendas to maintain and advance statewide service-learning initiatives with no federal aid and no new state aid.
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