Category Archives: At risk programs

Graduation For All

Here are a couple of very interesting and extensive articles on graduation rates and the need to promote graduation for all students.  The first article talks mostly about the graduation gap between the upper 2/3 of high school students and the lower 1/3, made up mostly of urban, low-income African American and Latino students.  The [...]

Democratic Schools Paper

Arising from discussions with Politeia, Brazil’s democratic education institute, at the 15th International Democratic Education Conference last summer in Sao Paulo a new work “A History of Democratic Education in American Public Schools” by democracy advocate and IALA member John Harris Loflin is now available.
Supported by IALA, this comprehensive 161 page paper aims at persuading American urban [...]

Early College High Schools Grow Dramatically

Research on Alternative Schools

A Second Side to the Story

Webcast: Dropout Crisis

Alternative Schools Help Students: Proof

Getting Able Low Income Students into College

Highly Successful Alternative

Programs for Seriously At-Risk Youth

State Alternative Education Conferences

New Schools: KIPP and Cristo Rey

Online School Enrolls Huge Numbers with New Approach

Astonishing Variety of Options in California

Choices for “At-Risk” Students