Hawaii State Department of Education
High School Redesign
"High
school redesign" is a research-based effort to reform high schools
away from the traditional high school structures or systems of the past. It is based
on the research studies - "Breaking
Ranks" (1996) and "Breaking
Ranks II (2004).
- Webmaster's note: These studies are no longer available from principals.org. See "More" below for other references.
All 43 Hawaii public high schools signed on to the Hawaii High School Leadership Compact in 2006 to implement high school redesign in each high school.
More:
- Briefing Paper (from GreaterExpectations.org)
- Data-Driven High School Reform: The Breaking Ranks Model (64p PDF)
- Book: Breaking ranks II : Strategies for Leading High School Reform (available from Hawaii Public Libraries)
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....Our standards set the course, while students, families, and community fill the sails with expectation as we voyage with the treasure of bright, young minds ready to lead the way to the future.
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