Program goals
What School Reform Achieve?
- Partner with member schools and public school districts to prepare high school students to successfully compete in a global market
- Increase opportunities for public HBCUs to assist school districts in closing achievement gaps
- Provide increased pools of highly qualified teachers through its partnerships with TMCF member colleges of education, and provide increased pools of diverse talent in underrepresented fields such as health, science, technology, engineering and mathematics
How will we know we made a difference?
Benchmarks used to determine the effectiveness of the Gates/Marshall redesigned high schools are established in the following major areas:
- Students graduate with a high school diploma and some college credits.
- High schools establish the enabling conditions necessary to prepare students for success in a rigorous, well-structured academic program leading to high school graduation with some college credits.
- High schools provide comprehensive student supports based on students academic and social needs.
- High schools demonstrate effective instructional practices.
- High schools engage students, parents, community, business and public agencies in developing and sustaining the schools.
- School districts together with the colleges develop plans for sustainability.
