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Alejandro (Alex) Molina is coordinator of the 's Lower South Side AfterZone. He coordinates between Providence public schools, recreation centers, libraries, police, and nonprofit partners to manage PASA's after-school budget and resources, plus the ongoing process of building and maintaining working partnerships between after-school programs and other community partners.

Molina also serves as the link between PASA program providers and PASA's quality-improvement agenda, including quality standards, professional-development opportunities, and partner self-assessment tools, and he works with community partners to manage and implement an online tracking system throughout the AfterZone.

Prior to joining PASA, Molina worked with youth in New York City. His background includes program coordination, curriculum development, program design and creation, asset building, and staff development and training. He received a bachelor's degree in sociology from Oswego State University.

Overview

• Connecting Youth to a System of After-School Programs
• Overview: An After-School Network That Works

Lessons

• Overview: PASA Lessons at a Glance
• Developing Relationships
• Resources and Funding
• Developing Standards
• Student Assessment and Tracking
• Organization and Staffing
• Grant Distribution
• Programs and Operation
• Social Branding
• A Glossary of Common PASA Terms

Articles

• A Campus-Community Approach to Enriching the After-School Hours
• A Week in the Life of PASA's After-School AfterZone
• Third-Party Assessment of PASA

Contacts

• Hillary Salmons, Executive Director
• Patrick Duhon, Director of Expanded Learning
• Alejandro Molina, Deputy Director
• David Cicilline, Mayor

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