Middle-to-High-School Transition Practical Strategies to Consider. Newsletter

With increasing alarm at the number of high school dropouts across the United States, educators are seeking ways to help students stay in school, graduate, and move on to meaningful and productive careers. Recent research points out that a smooth transition to ninth grade can contribute to students&...

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Developmental Continuity
Dropouts
Georgia
Grade 9
High Schools
Maryland
Middle Schools
Program Effectiveness
School Holding Power
Social Support Groups
United States
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