Woods said he wants to use the extended school day to provide students with more opportunities for extracurricular activities, mentorship, and other programs that can help them develop their talents and interests. Woods’ proposal is gaining traction in the city, with some parents and educators supporting it. However, there are also concerns about the extended school day, including potential logistical challenges, cost implications, and the impact on families.

A local community leader, Woods, advocates for mandatory participation in after-school and weekend programs for youth. He believes these programs can help prevent gun violence and provide a safe haven for children. **Detailed Text:**

Community leader, Woods, recognizes the challenges of getting children to participate in after-school and weekend programs.