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Cities in Crisis: Review of new high school graduation report.
Do It for Yourself & Your Future: Stay in school.
End the Dropout Crisis?: Practical guide proposes three steps.
Who's Leaving School?: What are we doing about it?
When Girls Don't Graduate, We All Fail: Report on the dropout crisis for girls.
Students Write Their Future: Focus on future helps students take current studies seriously.
Back to High School at 20: She went back to earn her diploma.
We've All Hung In There: Parents help son take nontraditional route to graduation.
Report on U.S. Dropout Rates: Latest in NCES series (June 2007).
I Want To Go Back to School: But it's hard being a mother.
Free Access to Diplomas Count: Eye-opening report from EdWeek.
I Am Not a Dropout: Making it out of the 'hood.
Saving Students Is Every Adult's Responsibility: Teacher provides more than academics.
Community Aides Reach Out to Families: Helping students who repeatedly miss school.
Keep Middle Schoolers Moving Forward: Build on their passions.
Students Face Obstacles: Find out what they need.
Teacher Helped Student with Family Problems: Gained a new family member.
Students Come Alive in Automotive Class: Teacher capitalizes on their enthusiasm.
Long-Term Absentees: Finding out why they don't return.
Meeting Students Where They Are: Age is irrelevant.
Student-Authors Set to Graduate: Her 14 inner city students head to college.
Lawmakers Warn: No School, No Car: Maryland attempts to reduce truancies.
My Students Are Not Dropouts: They're the Comeback Kids!
Helping Students Who Are Stumbling: Staff searches for ways to meet students' needs.
Share Your Story: Tell your experience with a would-be dropout and how you helped keep him or her in school and graduate.
Making Graduation a Priority: Using ideas and solutions from everyone in the community.
Teacher Kept 12-Year Promise: She attended her kindergartners' high school graduation.
How Effective Is Alternative Education?: Does it really help students graduate?
Resources: Grants, promising practices, reports, and Web sites about dropout prevention.
Changing Lives: Stories of people keeping students in school and graduating.
"I Don't Need to Graduate": In-school tutoring paid off.
Adapting the School Setting: Teacher opened her homeroom to student.
We Provided Alternative Schooling: What more could we have done?
Steps You Can Take: Steps community members can take to address the dropout problem.
Boosting Hispanic Graduation Rates: Missouri teacher's work earns NEA award.