The School Improvement Initiative, formerly called the High-Poverty Schools Initiative, is comprised of projects aimed at increasing the capacity of state education agencies to work with local districts toward improving student performance in high-poverty schools. Together, these projects provide opportunities for state, district, and school administrators to understand the challenges that can undermine student achievement in high-poverty schools and strategies for transforming low-performing schools into high-performing campuses.
School Improvement Initiative Projects
- Access Center Partnership, a national technical assistance center dedicated to enhancing access to the general curriculum for students with disabilities
- Consortium for School Improvement
- Early Childhood and Family Education
- Extended Learning Opportunities
- IDEA Partnership
- Native American Student Education
- School Health Project
- School Readiness
- State Strategies to Redesign High Schools
- State Teacher Quality Network
Staff Contact
Alyssa Alston, alyssaa@ccsso.org