Fresno State-hosted summer school helps fill FUSD enrichment gap
Hannah Furfaro, The Fresno Bee
Published: June 30, 2013
Looking at the positive and educational experiences available through summer learning programs.
Article Excerpt
In summers past, 12-year-old Maria whiled away the dog days in front of the TV. This year she is enrolled in an art class at After School University, a program hosted by Fresno State that provides local kids with a free one-month day camp each summer.
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