Prime Time Palm Beach County, Inc. is an organization dedicated to improving the availability and quality of afterschool programs in the county. During the 2007-2008 program year, Prime Time implemented a county-wide Quality Improvement System (QIS) that included program standards, an assessment process, and on-site technical assistance delivered by quality advisors and peer coaches. During the past 5 years, Chapin Hall has been observing and documenting Prime Time's goals and strategies as they emerged both as individual activities and as part of a system of supports for afterschool programs serving children and youth, with a focus on the development of the QIS. This report covers the 2008-2009 program year, the second year of implementation of the QIS following a pilot period. Sixty-four providers across the county participated in the first year of the QIS, and 90 participated in the second year. They represented a broad range of program types, although there were three main categories of programs. These consisted of (1) community-based afterschool programs funded by CSC that were required to participate in the QIS as a condition of their funding; (2) middle-school programs, both community-based and school-based; and (3) afterschool programs at elementary schools in the School District of Palm Beach County. These programs also varied in terms of their experience with the QIS process. Appendices include: (1) Overview of Prime Time's QIS; (2) Descriptions of 2008-2009 Enhancement Providers; and (3) Interview Guides for Program Directors and Enhancement Providers. (Contains 2 tables and 5 footnotes.)