Tag Archives: College Readiness

Graduates Perspectives on College

Written By:  Jennifer Kim, National Center for Restructuring Education, Schools, and Teaching ( NCREST) As our school communities fine tune priorities for this school year, these student perspectives about colleges from the past three MCNC Early Colleges will motivate and challenge schools to continue and improve their student supports for college readiness. As the goal [...]

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Fulfilling Promises: Winter 2011

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Professor Eric Nadelstern to Give Keynote Address at Middle College National Consortium’s 18th Annual Summer Institute

The Middle College National Consortium will hold its annual Summer PD Institute from July 7-July 10 at the Hyatt Regency, in Jersey City, NJ. Professor Eric Nadelstern, former Deputy Chancellor for School Support and Instruction at the New York City Department of Education, and leader of its Small School Initiative, will give the keynote address. [...]

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Fulfilling Promises: Fall 2010 Newsletter

The following articles are featured in this issue:

  • Professional Development for Principals
  • Blue Ribbon School
  • Graduate Makes a Difference
  • NCREST Study on Seminar
  • Developing Cognitive Skills

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Diane Ravitch and David Conley Captivate Attendees at the Middle College National Consortium’s Annual Summer Institute

Over two hundred educators from thirty one schools across the country attendedMiddle College National Consortium’s annual Summer Institute where they heard renowned educators Diane Ravitch and David Conley eloquently espouse their philosophy on how to educate today’s youth.

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