Quality Improvement Cycle
Improving our summer learning programs requires a commitment to continuous improvement of operations, curriculum, staff and advocacy/outreach. To meet quality improvement goals, you can leverage the Quality Improvement Cycle shown below.
Use this process of assessing, planning, training, and reflecting to help build high quality summer programming in your community.
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