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Month: July 2011

Looking Ahead to Find They Are Years Behind

Posted on July 15, 2011 by Kristin Hodges

  I thought I had left the judgmental eyes and awkwardness of middle school years ago, but I was transported back to this strange world last month for the start of summer school. As I quickly realized, middle school math is the last thing 7th and 8th grade students want to do in the summer….

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View from the Hill: Beginning Our Conversation About Education Policy and Progress

Posted on July 14, 2011 by State Senator Andy Berke

  Since this is my first blog post for SCORE, I wanted to use the opportunity to introduce myself. Born in Chattanooga, I now live just miles from where I grew up.  I have two young children, one of whom just finished 5th grade at Normal Park Museum Magnet, a Hamilton County public school, and…

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Guest Post: Fortifying the Foundations of Rural Educational Research

Posted on July 13, 2011 by SCORE

  This post is a guest contribution to the SCORE Sheet from Dr. Gina Kunz and Dr. Susan Sheridan as part of our series on rural education leading up to the Southeast Regional Rural Education Summit on July 19-20. Despite the fact that more than 25 percent of U.S. schools are rural, much of the existing…

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The Value in Having Parents as Partners

Posted on July 11, 2011 by Karen Davis

  A few months ago I attended a community meeting where the topic of discussion was public education and how community members could support teachers, students and families.  The folks around the table shared how the organizations they represented were working to support public education.  A professor from an area college spoke about the college’s…

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The Road to 90 Percent: Using Data to Prevent Dropping Out and Keep Students on Track for Postsecondary Success

Posted on July 8, 2011 by Brennan McMahon

  Kids just don’t wake up one morning and decide, “I think I am going to drop out of school today.” Dropping out of high school begins much earlier, before students even enroll in their freshman courses. Much of the focus of drop out prevention in the past has been on making sure high school…

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