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Follow-up study examines changes in financial aid and student enrollment at HBCUs
This follow-up study looks at changes in financial aid and enrollment after the summer of 2013, when the Department of Education changed the appeals process for families denied Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS). » More info
College outcomes for Metro Nashville's high school class of 2007 after six years
REL Appalachia and Metro Nashville Public Schools partnered to analyze district, state, and national data for the public high school class of 2007. » More info
College outcomes for Tennessee's high school class of 2007 after six years
REL Appalachia and the Tennessee Higher Education Commission analyzed state and national data on Tennessee's public high school class of 2007. » More info
A Randomized Experiment Using Postcards to "Nudge" Attendance
The School District of Philadelphia and REL Mid-Atlantic examined if different types of messages—delivered via postcards sent to students' homes—are effective in increasing attendance. » More info
REL Southeast examines charter schools that beat the odds in South Carolina
REL Southeast identified which charter schools in South Carolina beat the odds, or performed better than statistically predicted, in mathematics and English language arts for the 2013/14 school year. » More info
Featured Publication
Professional Learning Communities Facilitator's Guide
REL Southeast developed this guide to support educators in implementing the recommendations in the What Works Clearinghouse's Practice Guide, Foundational Skills to Support Reading for Understanding in Kindergarten Through 3rd Grade.
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Early Warning Systems Learning Series
This REL Learning Series on Early Warning Systems helps schools and districts implement and use these systems to keep students on track for graduation and postsecondary success. The projects include webinars, videos, and technical assistance activities.
