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Attainment of Algebra I Skills: Cord Applied Mathematics 1 and 2 (See Section 6 Mathematics)

A two-year secondary student program providing an alternative classroom experience to traditional Algebra I by offering to the student who learns best in a contextual manner real-life and workplace applications through hands-on activities.

Capacitor-Aided System for Teaching and Learning Electricity (CASTLE) (See Section 7 Science/Technology)

An innovative instructional module for use in high schools that can replace the electricity portion of any course for beginning physics students. Its instruction approach is an investigative, model-building mode of learning.

Davis County Indian Homework Centers Program (IHC) (See Section 10 Multidisciplinary/Cognitive Skills)

A tutoring program to increase the achievement scores of Indian students in the Davis County (Utah) School District.

Early Intervention for School Success (EISS) (See Section 11 Early Childhood/Parent Involvement)

A program to provide teachers, support staff, and parents with basic knowledge of child growth and development and basic strategies for application in the kindergarten classroom.

Enriching a Child's Literacy Environment (ECLE) (See Section 11 Early Childhood/Parent Involvement)

A program of classroom and home instruction for teaching parents, teachers, and other care providers to develop oral language, thinking abilities, and motor skills in young children.

Family Intergenerational-Interaction Literacy Model (FILM) (See Section 11 Early Childhood/Parent Involvement)

A family literacy program that works with all family members to increase the educational level of disadvantaged parents and children.

Lab School of Washington, The (LSW)(See Section 12 Special Education)

A program designed to offer comprehensive educational services that meet the needs of learning disabled individuals preschool through young adult.

Literacy Links (formerly Reading Education Accountability Design: Secondary[READ:S]) (See Section 10 Multidisciplinary/Cognitive Skills)

A performance-based reading education model which helps to overcome student reading deficiencies and improve achievement in reading and content subjects.

Maneuvers With Mathematics Project (MWM) (See Section 6 Mathematics)

An innovative, calculator-intensive mathematics program for the middle grades.

Multicultural Literacy Program (MLP) (See Section 4 Reading/Writing)

A program designed to be integrated with the reading and writing curriculum students in grades 3-6.

Program for Access to Science Study (PASS) (See Section 7 Science/Technology)

A program designed to enable underprepared college students to pass introductory science courses.

Questioning and Understanding to Improve Learning and Thinking (QUILT) (See Section 10 Multidisciplinary/Cognitive Skills)

A program designed to increase and sustain teacher use of classroom questioning techniques and procedures that produce higher levels of student learning and thinking.

SCORE for College (SCORE) (See 3 Section Dropout Prevention/ Alternative Programs)

A comprehensive co-curricular support program that brings together administrate counselors, teachers, parents, and students to increase student performance and eligibility.

SEED, Project (See Section 6 Mathematics)

A program designed to increase the number of students in grades 4-6 from low-income backgrounds who will graduate from high school with skills required for jobs, career further education, and leadership in a technological society.

SPARK: Sports, Play,and Active Recreation for Kids (See Section 9 Health/Physical Education)

A comprehensive physical education program designed to help teachers improve the physical activity, fitness, and movement skills of children in grades 3-6.

Success Understanding Mathematics (SUM) (See Section 6 Mathematics)

A program designed to increase mathematical achievement of elementary school children through improved teaching practices.

Systemic Technology Planning to Support Education Reform (STPSER) (See Section 2 Organizational Reform)

A program to assist school districts in planning for the comprehensive technology infrastructure needed to implement educational reforms.

Tech Prep Program (See Section 15 Career/Vocational Education)

A program designed to enable secondary students to complete higher-level academic and technical/vocational courses.

Webster Groves Even Start Program (See Section 11 Early Childhood/Parent Involvement)

A program that links parenting education, adult basic education, and early childhood education through a single site family learning center and home-based instruction.

Youth Transition Program (YTP) (See Section 12 Special Education)

An interagency, collaborative service delivery model designed to improve school to work transition outcomes for students with disabilities.

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