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Mayor Mike Bloomberg’s Middle Class Strategies

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Ohio Programs Based on CUNY’s Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (ASAP) Nearly Double Three-Year Graduation Rates, Increase Transfers to Four-Year Colleges

Rare example of a program model being successfully adapted in a different setting

Three Ohio community colleges have successfully adapted the City University of New York’s innovative Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (ASAP), according to findings released today in Columbus, Ohio.

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New Journal Article Examines What Factors Account for the Success of Small High Schools in New York City
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Internships Available for Summer 2020 in the MDRC Gueron Scholars Program
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MDRC Receives Grant to Deliver Transformation Supports to Postsecondary Institutions
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MDRC Awarded Project on Using Learning Cycles to Strengthen the Implementation of Responsible Fatherhood Programs
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MDRC Center for Effective Career and Technical Education Receives Grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York
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Don’t Give Up on Criminal Justice Reform

New York Times Letter to the Editor

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MDRC’s Rekha Balu Joins Board of the Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness
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Dana Center Math Pathways Boosts Rates of Completion of Developmental Math and of College-Level Math Courses

Dana Center Mathematics Pathways, a reform of the developmental and college-level math courses, helped students at four Texas colleges complete their developmental math sequence and increased their likelihood of taking and passing college-level math and earning math credits, according to a new random assignment evaluation.