Best Evidence Encylopedia -- Empowering Educators with Evidence on Proven Programs

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   Education Service Providers
  (CSRQ)

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Research in the News: Dropout Prevention Report

Dropout prevention in high school

"What are the most effective ways to keep children in school through graduation?" A report by the Bridgespan Group discusses use of data for dropout prevention. Read more...