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Measuring Youth Program Quality: A Guide to Assessment Tools

The growing interest in program quality has brought an increase of tools available to help programs and systems assess and improve quality. Given the size and diversity of the youth-serving sector, it is unrealistic to expect that any one quality assessment tool will fit all programs or circumstances. While diversity in available resources is positive and reflects the evolution of the field, it also makes it important that potential users have access to good information to help guide their decision-making.

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  • Author(s)

    Nicole Yohalem | The Forum for Youth Investment
    Alicia Wilson-Ahlstrom | The Forum for Youth Investment
    Sean Fischer | The Forum for Youth Investment
    Marybeth Shinn | The Forum for Youth Investment

  • Date Posted

    March 2004

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