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Comprehensive Whole-School Reform Models, Early Warning and Response Systems, Innovations in Curriculum and Instruction, New School Designs, Ongoing Research, Pathways to College and Career, School, Family, and Community Partnerships, Tools and Models | Comments

On Track to Career Success

On Track to Career Success

On Track to Career Success Ensuring Postsecondary Education and Work for All Students To succeed in the 21st century, all students need to earn a high school diploma and have a supported postsecondary pathway that prepares them in their career. Unfortunately, access to these opportunities is not equitably spread throughout our nation. In our neighborhoods […]

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Comprehensive Whole-School Reform Models, Tools and Models | Comments

MDRC Report on Talent Development High Schools

MDRC Report on Talent Development High Schools

MDRC, a nonpartisan, nonprofit education and social policy research organization, conducted an independent, third-party evaluation of Talent Development. This rigorous evaluation focuses on the first five high schools to begin using the model in the School District of Philadelphia. The evaluation follows 20 cohorts of ninth-grade students for up to four years of high school […]

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Talent Development Secondary

Talent Development Secondary

Talent Development Secondary provides the right supports to the right students at the right time helping every student on the path to college and career readiness. With 15 years of experience in low-performing schools and a research base developed at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Education, Talent Development Secondary brings engaging instruction, solid organization and […]

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Capacity Building

Explore the ways school districts, local communities and states join in solving the nation's dropout crisis by analyzing approaches that work for them...More...