High Schools That Work Selected Publications, 2004-2005
This CD contains a wide range of High Schools That Work and Making
Middle Grades Work publications from 2004-2005:
| Book: |
| 05V18 |
Rigor, Relevance and Relationships Matter in Improving Student
Achievement in Rural High Schools |
| Special Reports: |
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| 04V49 |
Essential
Competencies for Middle Grade Mathematics Teachers |
| 04V50 |
10
Strategies for Raising Achievement and Improving High School Completion
Rates |
| 05T01 |
Technology
Use in Rural High Schools Improves Opportunities for Student Achievement |
| 05V02 |
The Principal
Internship: How Can We Get It Right? |
| Site Development Guides: |
| 05V01 |
Site Guide #2:
Developing Effective Leadership Teams |
| 05V13 |
Site
Development Guide #14: Students Will Take the Right Courses When
Principals Lead |
| Research Briefs: |
| 05V06 |
Well-qualified
Teachers and High Quality Teaching: Are They the Same? |
| 05V08 |
Project Lead The Way: a
New Design for High School Career/Technical Students |
| 05V10 |
High Schools That
Work Follow-up Study of 2002 High School Graduates |
| 05V14 |
Raising
Achievement and Improving Graduation Rates: How Nine High Schools
That Work Sites Are Doing It |
| Case Studies: |
| 04V41 |
Swain County High
School, Bryson City, North Carolina |
| 04V46 |
Stemmers Run Middle
School, Baltimore County, Maryland |
| 04V47 |
Paint Valley Middle
School and High Schools, Bainbridge, Ohio |
| 04V55 |
EHOVE Career Center, Milan, Ohio |
| 05V05 |
LEAD Case Study: The
Providence School Department and the University of Rhode Island
Partnership |
| 05V09 |
Garden City High School,
Garden City, Kansas |
Keywords: high school improvement, middle grades, school leadership,
student achievement, high school completion, graduation rates
(05V16C); 2005; $10 each
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