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What If You Crossed a Sears Catalogue With Consumer Reports?
by Dr. Robert Slavin, the Director of the Center for Research and Reform in Education at Johns Hopkins University....
Bright Futures: Improving Education & Transforming Outcomes for Girls of Color
REMARKS FROM DR. GERRY HOUSE SESSION #3: HIGHER EDUCATION ACCESS AND SUCCESS FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 2016 Too often, we...
New York State Legislature to Allocate $20 Million to Improve Outcomes for Boys and Young Men of Color
With the adoption of their FY2016-2017 budget, New York is the first state in the nation to adopt a statewide strategy...
Liberating the Camel
by Dr. Robert Slavin, the Director of the Center for Research and Reform in Education at Johns Hopkins University....
5 Essential Conditions for a Successful High-Poverty Urban High School
Before ISA and a district or school enter into partnership, there are some essential conversations that must take...
The High-Poverty Urban High School: What It Is and What It Can Become
Over the next several months we offer readers a closer look into how ISA’s evidence-based whole school reform approach...
A Rocky Road to Regulation of the Every Student Succeeds Act (#ESSA)
by Phillip Lovell The bipartisan gloves are off. Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Education...
ISA Shares Whole School Reform Model At White House Summit On Next Generation High Schools
I was recently invited to represent ISA at the first ever White House Summit on Next Generation High Schools. The...
Whole-School Reform: 7 Conditions that Support Implementation
One of the comments most frequently made by ISA partner districts and schools is, “We could never have done this...
The Case for College Readiness
Preparing students to succeed in college is essential for our students, for our economy and for our society. President...
How the ISA Model Promotes “College for All”
David Conley, an expert on what students need to be prepared for college asserts that schools must create a college...
