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May/June 2007
- Significant population of children living in
poverty and/or a significant population of children of color
- Proficiency rates above 80 percent, or a very
rapid improvement trajectory
- Smaller achievement gaps than the state
- Two year’s worth of comparable data
- High graduation rates and high proportion
of freshmen who are seniors four years later (Promoting Power
Index)
- Annual Yearly Progress met
- Open enrollment for neighborhood children
(no magnet, charter, or exam schools)
Source: Adapted from Karin Chenoweth,
“It's Being Done":
Academic Success in Unexpected Schools (Cambridge, MA:
Harvard Education Press, 2007). |
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