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On this one page you will be able to find all the special reports and papers the Georgia Partnership has recently produced. They are available for downloading but we will gladly provide two hard copies of the printed publications when supplies allow. You may request them when they are published or you can join our mailing list and we will automatically alert you when we have published something new. Drop us a note. Please provide a mailing address as well as E-mail so we can provide both printed and electronic copies. Our contact information follows. Contact Us: 233 Peachtree Street, Suite 2000, Atlanta, GA 30303, 404-223-2280, E-mail. |
Partnership Reports/PapersGPEE regularly produces relevant, independent research on issues affecting education and the business community in Georgia. March 7 Summary: New Data Highlights Gaps in Education - Check this short Georgia Partnership review of U.S. DOE new nationwide data that reveals "stark racial and ethnic disparities" in multiple catagories. Our most recent publication...Top Ten Issues to Watch in 2012
Request a hard copy. (The Georgia Partnership will provide up to two copies for free but will ask for postage reimbursement for greater numbers.) Watch Partnership President Dr. Steve Dolinger on Georgia Public TV's "Lawmakers" program as he discusses the Top Ten education issues facing the state. Show host Scott Slade conducts the interview. Listen to the Georgia News Network's radio interview with Dolinger and Policy and Research Director Dr. Dana Rickman about the Top Ten. Click here. John Clark conducts the "Georgia Focus" interview. We welcome your comments and will post reaction to the new report. Send your thoughts. Commonalities of Georgia's Successful Middle Schools (August 2011)
Download full copy or two page executive summary. 85/10 Commonalities Report - Successful High School
Top Ten Issues to Watch in 2011 (January 2011).
There's something new this year: The Top Ten Indicators to Watch: Where is Georgia Today (Where do we need to be to move into the top 20 education states). Here is additional information on each category to provide you with more details on the indicators included in the report. In parenthesis you will find Georgia's current rank: Low-birthweight Babies 2007 (45th) Children Ages 3 to 5 Enrolled in Early Education 2008 (14th) Children Living in Poverty 2009 (36th) Fourth Grade Reading Performance 2009 (38th) Eighth Grade Mathematics Performance 2009 (41st) Students Earning AP College Credit in High School 2009 (13th) High School Graduation Rate 2008 (46th) Graduation Rate from Two-Year Colleges in Three Years 2006 (25th) Graduation Rates from Four-Year Colleges in Six Years 2006 (36th) Adults 25 and Older With a Bachelor's Degree 2009 (21st) Position Paper: Georgia's 2010 Adequate Yearly Progress Results: What Does the Data Really Mean? Educationary - Do all the education names, titles and acronyms have your head swimming? This reference guide might help! Reports
2011 Annual Report - Constant Vision, Constant Action 2010 Annual Report - A Year of Excellence. A Year of Making a Difference.
Top Ten Issues to Watch in 2010 (January 2010) Education Policy Primer (June 2010) White Papers/Briefings/Analysis Common Core State Standards Initiative (July 2010)
Economics of Education III (June 2010) PowerPoint Briefings Recession Woes (June 2010) How To's of Community Planning (May 2008) Tiered High School Diplomas (March 2010) Growth-based Accountability Models (March 2010) School Vouchers (March 2010) NAEP: The Nation's Report Card: Archived Materials (Under construction - to appear soon.) Looking for a Georgia Partnership document with a little age on it? Check here. We will be posting retired items on this page. |
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