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Success Formula for Improving High Schools Outlined

By Jessica L. Tonn — March 29, 2006 1 min read
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High school reform is most successful when leaders use a combination of techniques to improve schools, a report suggests.

“Measured Progress: A Report on the High School Reform Movement” is available from Education Sector.

Produced by the Washington-based Education Sector, the report is based on high school reform research. Among other recommendations, it says that combining more rigorous curricula, supportive learning environments, and stricter graduation requirements is likely to improve graduation rates more than simply employing one of those strategies.

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