The Improving Low-Performing Schools in Alabama alliance is focused on improving student outcomes in K–12 schools that are identified as low-performing (Priority Schools). The alliance is comprised of Regional Planning Team facilitators, turnaround specialists, and university faculty members. The alliance focus is on using the results of research to support the improvement of the state's lowest performing schools.
Strategies for Improving Low-Performing Schools: A Search Tool
Alabama
Archie Hill, Ph.D.
ahill@rmcres.com
(800) 762-5001
(813) 915-0010
http://rel-se.fcrr.org/research-alliances/lps_alabama.aspx
Members of the Improving Low-Performing Schools in Alabama met on January 14, 2014, at the 4-H Camp in Columbiana, Alabama. Pictured (l to r, front row): Dr. Terry Cash (Consultant), Ann Allison, Phyllis Montalto, Dr. Mark Kirkemier, Dr. Molly Killingsworth, Dr. Sandra Spivey, Dr. Julie Hannah, Dr. Catherliene Williamson, Lori Boyd, Dr. Steve Edwards (Consultant); back row: David Pike and Dr. Zickeyous Byrd.