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In recent years there have been an extraordinary number of proposals for comprehensive and intensive...
With the implementation of the federal “No Child LeftBehind ” Education Act, schools in America are ...
In order to be economically self-sufficient, youth need some education beyond high school. Nonethele...
In 2008, the National Youth Employment Coalition (NYEC) convened teams of local and state leaders re...
In March 2012, Grad Nation campaign released its report on the progress of the nation's public schoo...
Whatever It Takes: How Twelve Communities Are Reconnecting Out-Of-School Youth documents what commit...
Profile of Massachusetts' policies and financing of secondary education options for young people fro...
Examines the urgent need to prepare students for postsecondary degrees and professional training, le...
There are millions of youth ages 16 to 24 who are out of school and out of work. They cost the natio...
Profile of North Carolina's policies and financing of secondary education options for young people f...
In this KIDS COUNT policy report, the Casey Foundation finds that nearly 6.5 million U.S. teens and ...
These profiles of state policy in Indiana, Massachusetts, and North Carolina examine how various edu...
As it becomes increasingly clear that a rich set of skills beyond academic knowledge is needed to th...
Research shows that many out-of-school youth want to return to school, but are uncertain how to do s...
New York City's College Access and Success Initiative (CAS) focuses on improving the odds of success...
In recent years there have been an extraordinary number of proposals for comprehensive and intensive...
With the implementation of the federal “No Child LeftBehind ” Education Act, schools in America are ...
In order to be economically self-sufficient, youth need some education beyond high school. Nonethele...
In 2008, the National Youth Employment Coalition (NYEC) convened teams of local and state leaders re...
In March 2012, Grad Nation campaign released its report on the progress of the nation's public schoo...
Whatever It Takes: How Twelve Communities Are Reconnecting Out-Of-School Youth documents what commit...
Profile of Massachusetts' policies and financing of secondary education options for young people fro...
Examines the urgent need to prepare students for postsecondary degrees and professional training, le...
There are millions of youth ages 16 to 24 who are out of school and out of work. They cost the natio...
Profile of North Carolina's policies and financing of secondary education options for young people f...
In this KIDS COUNT policy report, the Casey Foundation finds that nearly 6.5 million U.S. teens and ...
These profiles of state policy in Indiana, Massachusetts, and North Carolina examine how various edu...
As it becomes increasingly clear that a rich set of skills beyond academic knowledge is needed to th...
Research shows that many out-of-school youth want to return to school, but are uncertain how to do s...
New York City's College Access and Success Initiative (CAS) focuses on improving the odds of success...
In recent years there have been an extraordinary number of proposals for comprehensive and intensive...
With the implementation of the federal “No Child LeftBehind ” Education Act, schools in America are ...
In order to be economically self-sufficient, youth need some education beyond high school. Nonethele...