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Feintuch, Howard – Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, 2010

The author reports on Ohio's bevy of education initiatives that take aim at helping African-American male students succeed. The Todd Anthony Bell National Resource Center for the African American Male at The Ohio State University is one of several initiatives that help African-American men succeed in Ohio. All the programs focus on individual…

Descriptors: African American Students, Leadership Qualities, Males, Youth Programs

A Call to Action: Getting Denver Public Schools Students Back on Track to Graduation. An Analysis of DPS' Off-Track Youth, in and out of School, and a Roadmap for Improving Educational Options

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Dolan, Kim Knous; Perez-Oquendo, Reyna – Donnell-Kay Foundation (NJ1), 2009

More than half of all Denver Public Schools (DPS) students who start in the ninth grade do not graduate within four years. If DPS is to significantly impact this graduation crisis, it must prioritize the implementation of systemic and research-based strategies around prevention, recuperation, and recovery of off-track students. With a 100 percent…

Descriptors: Dropouts, Public Schools, Out of School Youth, Graduation