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Title I Parents as Compensatory Reading Instructors: Is There No Place Like Home? Publication No. 80.58.

Welsh, David J.; And Others – 1981

The Austin (Texas) Independent School District invited 333 children (pre-kindergarten to grade 5) of black, Hispanic, and other families eligible for Title I services and considered likely to complete a learning program to participate in the 1980 summer At-Home Program, designed to improve the reading skills of low achieving elementary school…

Descriptors: Blacks, Correspondence Study, Elementary Education, Home Study

Summer Acceptance Program: A Viable Option For Provisional Students Entering a Private University.

Trevino, Consuelo; Wise, Bette – 1980

A five-week summer program for special acceptance students has been developed at St. Mary's University of San Antonio, Texas. Students accepted into the program must show high potential in the form of good high school grades or high test results. The special acceptance program has three components. The academic skills component is a three hour…

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Blacks, Career Awareness, College Preparation