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School Success
“Children not successful in
school” refers to those children that have not been successful
in reaching educational goals. Evidence suggests that children
who are not successful in school are at greater risk of
experiencing many negative outcomes throughout their lifetime.
Several measurements have been utilized in this section to
determine “success,” including:
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Absences
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Dropout Rates
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FCAT
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Graduation Rates
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Suspensions
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Truancy
Funded Agencies:
CASA – Peacemakers
Children’s Home – Pinellas School Support Team
City of St. Petersburg-PD – South County Truancy
Interdiction Center
Dept. of Health – School Health Services Cluster
Initiative
Directions – Kid Connections
Family Resources – Teen Truancy Court
Gulfcoast Community Care – Violence Prevention
Operation PAR – ALPHA
Operation PAR – Chemical Abuse Prevention
SCCMH – Therapeutic Solutions for Schools and
Families
Sixth Judicial – Truancy Outreach
State Attorney's Office Safe Schools Initiative
Read More About It:
2010 FCAT Scores
http://fcat.fldoe.org/mediapacket/2010/default.asp
The High Cost of High
School Dropouts
Almost one million students who start ninth grade each
year will not earn a diploma four years later. That’s
one of every four students.
For African American and
Latino students, it’s closer to one in three.
Graduation Matters: Improving Accountability for High
School Graduation
http://www2.edtrust.org/NR/rdonlyres/5AEDABBC-79B7-47E5-9C66-7403BF76C3E2/0/GradMatters.pdf
(Source: The Education Trust)
2006 NAACP School Discipline Report for Florida
http://www.naacpldf.org/content/pdf/pipeline/arresting_development_full_report.pdf
Promising Practices:
http://www.promisingpractices.net/research_succeeding.asp
Expulsion Rates in Preschool:
http://ziglercenter.yale.edu/resources/docs/National%20Prek%20Study_expulsion%20brief.pdf
Examining Late High School Graduates
http://www.centerforpubliceducation.org/site/c.kjJXJ5MPIwE/b.4950685/k.B12B/Better
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