American Institutes for Research Establishes National High School Center Launches Web
Site at http://www.betterhighschools.org
Located at http://www.us, the
easier-to-use site can
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The High School
Center will serve as a
central source of in-depth knowledge, expertise, and analysis on high school
improvement.
"We welcome this opportunity to contribute to the nation's high school
reform
efforts by establishing a Center where anyone in education can turn to
for reliable information,
" said Sol H.educators connections
Manlove of the Pennsylvania Department of Labor +
Industry, +1-717-787-7530.vacancies sharing
Pelavin
, AIR's president and chief
executive officer.us, keyword: workforce development.recruitment strategies
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"This
new Web site will make it easier for job seekers, employers and
workforce professionals to access
the information they need to find work, find
qualified candidates or expedite the connection between
the two," Secretary
Schmerin said.cec nationwide
HARRISBURG, Pa.
The overhauled site is a gateway to
the state's Workforce Development
initiatives, providing quick access to: data about Pennsylvania
's competitive
industries; employment statistics; connections to CareerLink offices across
the
state; links to education and training programs; services for people with
disabilities and youth
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To address this challenge, NCLB emphasizes the need
to use research-supported practices
to help all students learn and become
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In funding the High School Center, the
Department acknowledged the complex
needs of high schools and the importance of promoting research
and technical
assistance that specifically address the high school context. In 2004 AIR launched
a school
district consulting group led by nationally recognized former superintendents
who currently
are providing guidance on high school improvement efforts across
the country.professions outreach
The High School
Center will draw on AIR's extensive experience operating
national technical assistance centers, as
well as the knowledge its experts
have gained by conducting large-scale evaluations of prominent
high school
reform efforts.identifying jobs
In recent years
a range of voices, from principals' groups to the
National Governors'
Association, have called for more attention to be paid to the challenges
facing
the nation's high schools.licensure lopez
, Secretary of Labor + Industry
Stephen M.paworkforce.cec retention
Recently, AIR
has expanded its efforts to bring
the benefits of its research to the field.funded disabilities
The High School Center
will offer
user-friendly products and high leverage technical assistance services to
build the
capacity of the Regional Comprehensive Centers to help states
implement these programs and tools
in more high schools across the country.
AIR will subcontract with several other leading education
research
organizations to establish the High School Center, including MDRC, Learning
Point Associates
, the National Center for Educational Accountability (NCEA),
WestEd, the National Dropout Prevention
Center/Network (NDPC/N), and the
National Dropout Prevention Center for Students with Disabilities
(NDPC-SD) at
Clemson University.pa.vacancies strategies
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WASHINGTON, The National High School Center at the
American
Institutes for Research (AIR) has recently launched its Web site at
http://www.
Millions of
high school students are at risk of academic failure,
particularly those with disabilities, limited
proficiency in English, or from
low-income backgrounds.state.pa.jobmatch nationwide
cec positions
Department
of Education
to help build the capacity of states across the nation to effectively
implement the
provisions and goals of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001
(NCLB). AIR is one of the nation's
largest and oldest not-for-profit
social science research and technical assistance organizations
and currently
operates the Institute for Education Sciences' What Works Clearinghouse, the
Comprehensive
School Reform Quality Center, and the Access Center -- which
provides information on scientifically
based practices for students with
disabilities in grades K-8.
About AIR
The American
Institutes for Research (AIR) is an independent, not-for-
profit organization that conducts behavioral
and social science research on
important social issues and delivers technical assistance both domestically
and internationally in the areas of health, education, and workforce
productivity.wanted jobs
betterhighschools
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The National High School Center is part of a national network of Content
and Regional Comprehensive
Centers funded by the U. Schmerin today unveiled the redesigned Pennsylvania Workforce
Development
web site. Another area provides current news and events, while a
final section connects users to
the Department of Labor + Industry's partners
in workforce development: the departments of Education
, Corrections, Community
+ Economic Development and Public Welfare.vacancies retention
"This new site is just
one of the many initiatives we're taking to improve
workforce development in Pennsylvania," said
Deputy Secretary for Workforce
Development Sandi Vito.jobs jobmatch
Job seekers, employers, youth, training
providers and workforce
professionals have their own areas designed to specifically meet their
information
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The High School Center will
identify research-supported programs and tools that can improve
practice in
high schools and help all students learn. "We expect it to be a valuable tool to achieve
that
goal.wanted connections
S. The High School Center is one of five content centers covering a
spectrum of topical
areas especially relevant to NCLB and school improvement."
CONTACT: Christopher S.wanted lopez
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