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The Final Report - Malcolm Shabazz City High School, Madison WI

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Decision Item #8:Effectiveness:REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF FUNDING FOR EXTRACURRICULARACTIVITIES (cont.)No measures of effectiveness are available specific to MMSD activities,however research exists which argues for the benefit of providing acomprehensive education for students to include activities to round outskills in “life long” learning activities.Redundancies orAvailability of theService Elsewhere: Given highly educated and professional nature of the <strong>Madison</strong> community,a commitment to cultural activities, and the presence of a University, someof the offerings found in extracurricular activities could be found within thecommunity. (i.e. Nonprofit or specialized theater groups offer experiencesin drama, <strong>Madison</strong> Children’s <strong>The</strong>ater, Playtime Productions).However, the number of students who could participate in such activitiesmay be limited due to number of total participants allowed (i.e. they mayhave to try out) and lack of financial ability to participate if the organizationrequires payment of a fee.Currently, many of these activities are offered for middle school studentsthrough MSCR. <strong>The</strong>re may be a potential to incorporate some of theseprograms into the MSCR program.Service Delivery:In cases where competition is a obvious component of the activity(forensics, debate, marching band), offering these programs throughMSCR or other community venues may make it difficult to be recognizedfor competition.Virchow, Krause & Co. LLP Page 74March 11, 2002

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