Talent Development High Schools

Title:	Talent Development High Schools
Description:	Talent Development High Schools is a school reform model for restructuring large high schools with persistent attendance and discipline problems, poor student achievement, and high dropout rates. The model includes both structural and curriculum reforms. It calls for schools to reorganize into small "learning communities"—including ninth-grade academies for first-year students and career academies for students in upper grades—to reduce student isolation and anonymity. It also emphasizes high academic standards and provides all students with a college-preparatory academic sequence.
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Cover Date:	July 2007
Web Release:	July 16, 2007
Publication #:	WWC IRDPTD07
Center/Program:	WWC
Type of Product:	Intervention Report
Keywords:	Completion Rates (high school) Curriculum • secondary school Disadvantaged Students (Educationally) • precollege programs for Dropout Rates (High School) Graduation Rates, High School Reform, Educational
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