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NCSE Approach to School Success






NCSE is an initiative
of the Partnership
for Families & Children.


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Engaging in school is critical to ensure the success of a child's future!

The National Center for School Engagement was established as a result of more than a decade of educational research conducted by The Partnership for Families & Children, formerly known at the Colorado Foundation for Families and Children.  NCSE makes many resources available on this site concerning school attendance, attachment, and achievement - the 3 A's

NCSE partners with school districts, law enforcement agencies, courts, and state and federal agencies to support youth and their families to be engaged at school.  Services include training and technical assistance, research and evaluation, and information and resources.

CHECK OUT OUR "WHAT'S NEW" PAGE FOR UPDATED NEWS!


Special Items of Interest . . .

NCSE AAA Policy and Practice Assessment
Our comprehensive assessment is designed to help school teams evaluate the extent to which school level policies and practices help students feel engaged and connected to their school community and whether they intentionally foster or unintentionally undermine student attendance, attachment and achievement.  Please click here for sample questions.

NCSE is a committed partner in the Colorado Graduates Initiative, a collaborative effort to reduce the dropout rate and raise the high school graduation rate statewide.  Please visit the CGI website to learn more about the initiative.

Student Engagment in School Shown to Mitigate Student Victimizaton
NCSE undertook a study to investigate the nature of the relationship between bulllying and truancy and delinquency.  Please check out the exutive summary as well as the full report under the What's New tab at the top of this page.

Report on Johns Hopkins Research Released
The Colorado Graduates Initiative (CGI), a partnership between the National Center for School Engagement, Colorado Youth For A Change and the Colorado Children’s Campaign, has released a new study examining high school dropout rates in five Colorado school districts.  To read a synopsis of the report conducting by researchers at Johns Hopkins University , and to find a link to the full report Click on the What’s New tab at the top of this page.

HOW TO EVALUATE YOUR TRUANCY REDUCTION PROGRAM The next training will be held in the Fall of 2010.  Please click here for more information on what is covered in the two day training.

TRAIN is a Truancy Reduction Application Interface that is a secure, web-based system that tracks progress of youth receiving school attendance services.  It includes information on students' school attachment, academic achievement, and attendance, demographics, health, family and peer relationships, and detailed service history.  Please click here for more information about TRAIN.







 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 





 
 
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