12 Mar 2013
Brochure

College and Career Readiness: Working with Education Leaders to Support Student Success

AIR’s College and Career Readiness team of researchers, content experts, evaluators, former district administrators and consultants understands the best practices and policies that support student achievement. We design data tools to identify students who are falling behind and create opportunities for districts to dig deep and understand the interventions that will work best for their students. We evaluate the effectiveness of programs and suggest improvements.

Related Work

25 Feb 2013
Guide

Promoting College and Career Readiness: A Pocket Guide for State and District Leaders

AIR has developed Promoting College and Career Readiness: A Pocket Guide for State and District Leaders, a research-based reference tool that identifies strategies to ensure that all students, regardless of special needs or language fluency, are prepared for postsecondary education and careers.

Topic: 
Higher Education and Career Readiness, Education, College and Career Readiness, Higher Education
12 Mar 2013
Report

Research-Based Practices for College and Career Readiness

These case studies show how AIR analyzes data and develops tools to prepare students to be college and career ready—bridging the gap between research and practice.

Topic: 
College and Career Readiness, Higher Education, Education
12 Mar 2013
Report

Predictive Indicators for College and Career Readiness

Case studies of work in Massachusetts and the U.S. Virgin Islands show how AIR provides educators with the research to understand how data can be used appropriately to predict student failure and success.
Topic: 
Higher Education and Career Readiness, Education, College and Career Readiness, Higher Education
12 Mar 2013
Brochure

Early Warning Systems: Designing Effective Interventions to Improve College & Career Readiness

The National High School Center at AIR developed an early warning systems tool that provides accurate and timely data to identify students most at risk for dropping out of high school. The center’s tool allows districts to dig deeper into their data, see patterns, and uncover the reasons behind students’ poor performance.

Topic: 
College and Career Readiness, Higher Education, Education, High School Improvement

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