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The Everyone Graduates Center is a unit of the Johns Hopkins University School of Education. Learn more about the Everyone Graduates Center here.

Grad Nation

For more information about Building a Grad Nation, follow this link.

• 2016 Building a Grad Nation Report
• Building a Grad Nation: New Mexico (2010-2015)

2015 Reports, Presentations and Publications

• Beyond the Indicators: An Integrated School-Level Approach to Dropout Prevention
• Using Data to Keep All Students On-Track for Graduation: Team Playbook
• The Importance of Being in School: A Report on Absenteeism in the Nation’s Public Schools
• An Early Warning System
• On Track for Success: The Use of Early Warning Indicator and Intervention Systems to Build a Grad Nation
• Early Elementary Performance and Attendance in Baltimore City Schools’ Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten
• What Your Community Can Do to End Its Dropout Crisis
• The Promise of New Mexico’s Youth

Samples and Resources

• Sample ABC Data and Tracker (xls)
• Tiered Intervention Posters (pdf)
• Intervention Sample Lists (docx)

Videos

• EWS Video Training Series

UChicago CCSR is a unit of the University of Chicago Urban Education Institute. Learn more about the Chicago Consortium of School Research here.

• Preventable Failure: Improvements in Long-Term Outcomes When High Schools Focused on the Ninth Grade Year: Research Summary
• Free to Fail or On-track to College: Why Grades drop when students enter high school and what adults can do about it

The mission of IES is to provide rigorous and relevant evidence on which to ground education practice and policy and share this information broadly. By identifying what works, what doesn’t, and why, IES aims to improve educational outcomes for all students, particularly those at risk of failure. The research arm of the U.S. Department of Education, by law activities must be free of partisan political influence. Learn more here.

• Institute of Education Sciences (2008). IES Practice Guide: Dropout Prevention

The Center’s mission is to help states and other CCRS stakeholders better inform, align, and support efforts to ensure that all students are ready for success in college and careers. Learn more about the CCRS Center at AIR here.

• High School Early Warning Intervention Monitoring System Implementation Guide (2012)

Attendance Works
www.attendanceworks.org

Attendance Works is a national and state initiative that promotes awareness of the important role that school attendance plays in achieving academic success starting with school entry. Our goal is to ensure that every district in the country not only tracks chronic absence data beginning in kindergarten or ideally earlier, but also partners with families and community agencies to intervene when attendance is a problem for children or particular schools.

National Center for Student Engagement
www.schoolengagement.org

The National Center for School Engagement was established based on over a decade of educational research conducted by Colorado Foundation for Families and Children. NCSE has generated many resources about school attendance, attachment, and achievement . NCSE provides training and technical assistance, research and evaluation to school districts, law enforcement agencies, courts, as well as state and federal agencies — to name a few.

Chicago Consortium of School Research
ccsr.uchicago.edu

The University of Chicago Consortium on Chicago School Research builds the capacity for school reform by conducting research that identifies what matters for student success and school improvement.

Gallup Student Poll
www.gallupstudentpoll.com

The Gallup Student Poll is a landmark new measure that captures the youth voice, a critical but too often missing part of the national dialogue surrounding student performance and success. The Gallup Student Poll tracks the hope, engagement, and wellbeing of students in grades 5 through 12 across the United States.

College Readiness Indicator Systems
annenberginstitute.org/project/CRIS

The College Readiness Indicator System network, also referred to as CRIS, is a joint effort of the Annenberg Institute for School Reform (AISR) and the John W. Gardner Center (JGC) at Stanford University, and is generously funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. We are working with five sites to help develop, expand and modify current college readiness indicator systems that identify and support young people to be college ready.

College and Career Readiness and Success Center
www.ccrscenter.org

The College and Career Readiness and Success Center is based at the American Institutes for Research and funded through a grant by the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education.

5Essentials
uchicagoimpact.org/5essentials

5Essentials is an evidence-based system designed to drive improvement in schools nationwide. The 5E system reliably measures changes in a school organization through its survey, predicts school success through scoring, and provides individualized actionable reports to schools, districts, parents, and community partners, and training to school leadership and teachers.