GEO Foundation currently manages four charter schools in three states and we support both a K - 12 «early college» model and a high
school dropout recovery model.
Pinellas MYcroSchool Charter High School provides a premier high
school dropout recovery program engaging students through relationship - focused, high - tech, and rigorous personalized learning experiences resulting in
MYcroSchool provides a premier high
school dropout recovery program engaging students through relationship - focused, high - tech, and rigorous personalized learning experiences resulting in
MYcroSchool Gainesville Charter High School provides a premier high
school dropout recovery program engaging students through relationship - focused, high - tech, and rigorous personalized learning experiences resulting in
Not exact matches
This is a trend that we've noticed since we began researching the field; one
school district my colleague Katherine Mackey profiled in a case study several years ago didn't even know how many students it had served in its
dropout recovery program in a given year, let alone how they had fared in the program.
In this case that meant at the fringe of
schools — in the advanced classes, foreign languages, and credit and
dropout recovery options they couldn't otherwise offer, for example.
In my travels, I've spoken to people who run alternative
schools, people who work in
recovery programs to reclaim existing
dropouts, and people involved in a variety of
dropout prevention programs.
With it, sometimes, comes the idea of creating new education options for out - of -
school youth and
dropout recovery programs for those who have fallen by the wayside.
As I've noted before, alternative high
schools, or
dropout -
recovery programs, are well - suited to forging competency - based approaches; by design, such programs take on students with varying credit and mastery levels.
Terry Grier, superintendent of the Houston Independent
School District, has made online credit
recovery classes the centerpiece of his aggressive
dropout - reduction strategy.
Executive Summary In the fall of 1999, Wichita Public
Schools launched a
dropout -
recovery and credit -
recovery program, called the Learning Centers, in response to the district's low graduation rate.
Charter
schools in Texas range from campuses at
dropout recovery centers and residential treatment centers to college preparatory
schools with a STEM focus.
Second, public
schools are eligible to earn funding for a full day if they provide at least 43,200 minutes (4 hours per day) of instructional time to students enrolled in (1) a
dropout recovery school; (2) an alternative education program; (3) a
school program located at a day treatment facility, a residential treatment facility, psychiatric hospital, or medical hospital; (4) program offered at a correctional facility, or (5) a charter
school providing adult high
school diplomas or industry certification under Section 29.259.
With expertise in
dropout recovery, our team extends its leadership and solutions to support
schools and keep at - risk students on - track.
Changes the definition of a
dropout recovery high
school to mean a
school offering instruction in any of grades 9 to 12, inclusive, in which 50 % or more of its pupils are either designated as
dropouts, as specified, or and were not otherwise enrolled for a period of at least 180 days and the
school provides specified instruction, and also includes a high
school in which 50 % or more of its pupils left a
school and were not otherwise enrolled in a
school for a period of at least 180 days.
A nationally - recognized expert on the prevention and
recovery of
dropouts, Dr. Robledo Montecel pioneered research on
school dropouts in Texas.
Two new
dropout recovery charter
schools will open in Gary in August, raising the number of charters in the city to nine.
Christel House will use its $ 1 million award to build a five -
school network that includes two types of
schools: a K - 12 model that replicates its Christel House Academy, which is located on Indianapolis» south side and has produced among the best results in the state among low - income students, and another school model called Dropout Recovery Schools
schools: a K - 12 model that replicates its Christel House Academy, which is located on Indianapolis» south side and has produced among the best results in the state among low - income students, and another
school model called
Dropout Recovery Schools Schools (DORS).
Christel House also plans to launch a fourth new
school in 2017 but has yet to determine whether that
school will be K - 12 or
Dropout Recovery.
That's one reason they're hard to study — because having a «charter» may be less important than the
school's core mission, which might be
dropout recovery, or the arts, or bilingualism, or giving new options to disabled children.
Christel House will launch one additional Christel House Academy and two
Dropout Recovery Schools (see below).
DROPOUT RECOVERY SCHOOLS (DORS) Model: Offers students 18 and older who have dropped out of high
school multiple pathways, based on needs and ability level, to obtain a diploma, prepare for college, and start a career.
Bobby Jindal's Push for Choice: While
Dropout Nation has devoted plenty of space to reform efforts in other states, it hasn't taken as much notice as it should about what is happening in Louisiana outside of the
Recovery School District effort in New Orleans, which has been the epicenter of the expansion of charter schools and school c
School District effort in New Orleans, which has been the epicenter of the expansion of charter
schools and
school c
school choice.
SIATech (pronounced SIGH - a-tek) is an award - winning network of charter
schools focused on
dropout recovery.
The
school, which is backed by Indianapolis philanthropist Christel DeHaan, plans to open a second K - 12 charter
school by 2014, then launch multiple
dropout recovery schools for adults.
Our
dropout recovery academy focuses on helping students earn their high
school diploma AND prepare for a successful career or to enter college.
Eyeing Gary's ripe population of
dropouts, two other
dropout recovery schools considered applying for charters from the Indiana
School Board last year, but withdrew their applications for now.
The reporter also pointed to evidence of
school districts using «credit
recovery programs» that shove potential high
school dropouts into online learning sweatshops that provide a pathway to graduation that in no way resembles rigorous high
school coursework.
At the same time, virtual programs can help
schools expand course and summer
school offerings, as well as overcome challenges like teacher shortage and
dropout recovery.
2009: In Springfield, the cap on charter
schools is raised to 120: 70 for Chicago, 45 outside of Chicago and 5 replicating
dropout recovery charters are instituted.
Using the Catapult Academy
Dropout Recovery Model, we identify centrally located facilities, create a student - friendly environment, and hire teachers, counselors, and a local
school management team.
If Texas is to reach its goal of graduating at least 95 percent of its students, then it must change course — from masking the number of
dropouts to making each child count, from
dropout prevention or
recovery to a graduation plan for each student, from dropping out to
school holding power, from at - risk students to high
school reforms that produce high
school graduates.
Fast Track funding could also support personalized drop - out
recovery programs at community colleges that allow
dropouts to complete a regular high
school diploma and begin college - level work.
Christel House Academy is a network of K - 12 and adult
dropout recovery schools.
Haywood Community Learning Center is a
dropout recovery program that partners with other programs to provide after
school enrichment for elementary, middle, and high
school students.
The availability of accurate longitudinal data on
school dropouts, tied to the Academic Excellence Indicator System, is critical to maintaining the credibility of the
school accountability system and to informing urgently needed strategic
dropout prevention and
recovery efforts.
Credit
Recovery, part of a larger high
school dropout strategy, allows students that are credit deficient to potentially graduate on time by providing intentional opportunities through increased access.
ALS, Inc., which currently operates one charter
school in Charlotte and is scheduled to open another this fall, also runs 23 alternative high schools focusing on dropout recovery in seven school districts across the state of Florida, according to a due diligence report provided to State Board of Ed members that was compiled by the National Association of Charter School Author
school in Charlotte and is scheduled to open another this fall, also runs 23 alternative high
schools focusing on
dropout recovery in seven
school districts across the state of Florida, according to a due diligence report provided to State Board of Ed members that was compiled by the National Association of Charter School Author
school districts across the state of Florida, according to a due diligence report provided to State Board of Ed members that was compiled by the National Association of Charter
School Author
School Authorizers.