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Implementation in a Longitudinal Sample of New American Schools: Four Years into Scale-Up
Jan 1, 2001
Three Years Into Scale-Up
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This is a report aimed at those who want to better understand the burgeoning area of whole-school or comprehensive school reform. It describes trends in implementation, school performance, and related factors for the sample of NAS schools and is based on a three-year longitudinal study of these schools.
Chapter One
A Brief History of New American Schools and RAND's Role in Monitoring the Effort
Chapter Two
Analyzing Implementation and Performance in NAS Schools: a Conceptual Framework
Chapter Three
RAND's Sample of New American Schools
Chapter Four
Status of Implementation
Chapter Five
Factors Affecting Implementation
Chapter Six
Performance Trends in NAS Schools
Chapter Seven
Qualitative Outcome Indicators
Chapter Eight
Conclusions and Policy Implications
Appendix A
Key Studies in RAND's Evaluation of NAS School Reform
Appendix B
Description of Additional Implementation Indicators of the Designs, by Jurisdiction and Design Team, 1997 and 1998
Appendix C
Models of Performance Expectations, Instructional Strategies, and Professional Development and Implementation Indices
Appendix D
Description of Standardized Tests Used by Various Jurisdictions
Appendix E
Graphs for Reading Scores for NAS Schools in Everett, Northshore, and Shoreline Districts in Washington
Appendix F
RAND Principal and Teacher Questionnaires
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