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Homework Club Provides a Model for After-school Programs

Homework clubs are helping children to be successful. The results showed the homework club increased the amount of homework turned in by 43%. Teachers and parents also reported personal growth for the participating students (i.e., enhanced self-esteem, sense of accomplishment, learned responsibility, positive attitude about school and homework and felt more supported throughout the day).
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Member Spotlight:
Leonora, Fullerton Feeders, Breeders, and Seeders 4-H Club

Leonora, like many other 4-H members in California, has become an passionate fan of 4-H. While she started in 4-H because of her interest in the Horseless Horse project, which she continues to be interested and successful in, Lea has since continued on with Computers and Fine Arts projects.
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