Secondary Education

Alternative secondary education refers to high school-level programs that operate outside the conventional comprehensive school model, often with smaller classes,

Dropout prevention refers to the set of school practices designed to keep students enrolled and on track until they earn

English Language Learners in High School are students who are still developing English while studying subjects taught in English, and

Gifted education in high school refers to specialized courses, programs, and services designed for students whose academic abilities go beyond

Access to advanced coursework refers to the opportunity a high school student has to enroll in demanding classes that go

Educational Equity in Secondary Schools refers to the principle that every student, regardless of background, should have a real chance

Family engagement in secondary education refers to the active involvement of parents and caregivers in their teenager’s schooling, from helping

Parent Teacher Partnerships describe the ongoing working relationship between families and the teachers who instruct their children, built on shared

Social emotional learning in high school refers to the structured teaching of skills that help teenagers understand and manage their

Student Mental Health Support refers to the services, routines and relationships that help young people manage their emotional wellbeing while