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Comprehensive
School Reform Models
AIM
at Middle-Grades Results •
Different
Ways of Knowing
Making Middle Grades Work •
Making Schools Work
• Middle
Start
Success
for All Middle School Program
•
Turning Points
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DEVELOPMENT
MIDDLE SCHOOL MODEL |
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Background
History
The
model was designed in 1995 by a team of researchers,
educators, and experienced curriculum writers at Johns
Hopkins University in collaboration with middle school
leaders and educators in Philadelphia. The design
team is led by Douglas Mac Iver and Robert Balfanz.
Schools
Served
Currently
there are 23 schools in seven states—Pennsylvania,
Michigan, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Washington.
Seven new schools are anticipated in the next year.
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AIM
at Middle-Grades Results •
Different
Ways of Knowing
Making Middle Grades Work •
Making Schools Work
• Middle
Start
Success
for All Middle School Program
•
Turning Points
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