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Publication Date: February 2007
Publisher: Center for Governmental Research Inc.
Author(s): Donald Pryor; Erika Rosenberg
Research Area: Education
Keywords: Education; Program Evaluation; Children & Youth Services
Type: Report
Coverage: New York
Abstract:
The Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection, established in 1987, works with at-risk students in the Rochester and Syracuse NY public school districts, with the goal of keeping students in school through graduation. Recently, with support from the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation, CGR completed its third assessment of the program. In the latest evaluation, CGR found the model remains conceptually sound and worthy of community support, but the program is also facing important issues and challenges.
CGR called the 2006-07 academic year a pivotal one for the program, and said addressing the identified issues will demand the full attention of Hillside leadership, program management and the Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection board. For further information, contact Hillside Family of Agencies President & CEO Dennis Richardson.