Transition Resources, Indicator 2: Drop Out
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Our resource section is now organized by the 4 Indicators: Graduation, Drop Out, Transition and Post School Outcomes.
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Decreased Drop Out
The National Dropout Prevention Center at Clemson UniversityThe National Dropout Prevention Center has worked to improve opportunities for all young people to fully develop the academic, social, work, and healthy life skills needed to graduate from high school and lead productive lives. By promoting awareness of successful programs and policies related to dropout prevention, the work of the Center and its network members has made an impact on education from the local to the national level. |
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School Dropout Prevention Program
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Dropout Prevention and RecoveryHighlights what states are doing, through legislation, to address Dropout. |
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Reconnecting Youth through Dropout Reengagement CentersNational League of Cities Municipal Action Guide: Reconnecting Youth through Dropout Reengagement Centers. School districts can take on the responsibility of establishing reengagement centers. For example, Portland (Ore.) Public Schools operates that city’s Reconnection Center |
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Check & ConnectThis is a Dropout Prevnetion Intervention Program in 27 states. There is a cost to the manual and app for this program, but there is also empirical evidence of success. They even provide grant writing materials for districts who wish to obtain the program through grant application. They view parents as partners. |
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The Role of Parents in Dropout PreventionExcellent article to help parents be involved |
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Students with Disabilities who Dropout of School - Implications for Policy and PractiveDiscussion of interventions that work to lower an unacceptably high dropout rate for students with disabilities. |
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Project U-turnA citywide collaborative effort to understand, focus public attention on and raise Philadelphia's graduation, engagement and re-engagement rates through a collective impact strategy. |
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Hidden in Plain Site: Homeless Students in America's Public SchoolsStudent homelessness remains an invisible and extremely disruptive problem, compounded by the lack of awareness of the issue in many communities. |
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Dropout Prevention: Make High School Graduation a PriorityThis article represents some of the National Education Association's latest findings related to high school dropout and efforts to increase graduation rates. |
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NEAs 12- Point Action Plan for Reducing the School Dropout RateNEA addresses the nations's school dropout crisis. Here is a 12-point action plan developed by NEA that includes the most promising actions supported by experience and data. |
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Online Professional Development in Dropout Prevention StrategiesNDPC offers online courses in each of the 15 research-based Effective Strategies for Dropout Prevention. Schools may buy this series for individual use, or for group/staff use. |
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National Dropout Prevention CenterVarious resources such as helpful components for writing for grants, position papers, webcasts, and articles are available on this website |
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Dropout Prevention ResourcesTo help schools adopt effective dropout prevention strategies, the National Dropout Prevention Center for Students with Disabilities (NDPC-SD) has developed a Dropout Prevention Intervention Framework which has five phases |
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Reentry Resources
NTACT is charged with increasing the knowledge and skills of state and local educators and vocational rehabilitation service providers to deliver evidence-based, research-based, and promising practices to reduce the dropout rate and increase graduation rate of all students with disabilities. |