1. Seeing Results, One Step at a Time

    Test scores get all the press when measuring success. Belmont is doing things differently.

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    College-level test participation has risen dramatically. In 2008-2009, eight juniors took the ACT, and in 2009-2010, that number doubled to 17. In 2010-2011, 80 juniors took the test. 86 percent of Belmont students have been accepted to some form of post-secondary education.
  2. Family-School-Community Partnerships 2.0

    Webinar materials are now available.

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    Parent Liaison, Green Elementary
  3. Video: A Second Chance to Soar

    Academic success is on the rise for at-risk students at Roberts High School in Salem, Oregon.

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    Students work in the library at Roberts High Schools.

Successful
Students

P.A.W.S.: Money with a Meaning

Looking for a way to implement a Positive Behavior Support system and combat behavioral problems, Davidson Elementary School opened a school store. Loaded with P.A.W.S. points earned for following the rules, students now purchase their own rewards.

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Professional
Educators

NEA’s Vision for Education Utopia

What does an education utopia look like? According to NEA, an education utopia has a system that ensures quality in five domains: quality professions, quality professionals, quality schools, quality policy, and quality unions.

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Engaged Families and Communities

Priority School Educators are “Bringing Learning to Life”

A focus on student-centered, project-based learning is starting to pay off in Columbus, Ohio, thanks in part to a service-learning initiative lead by NEA, CEA in collaboration with OSU.

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