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Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session
The Supplemental Educational Services (SES) provision of the NCLB Act is aimed at raising the academic achievement of economically disadvantaged students in persistently underperforming Title I schools. Previous studies of the effects of SES on student achievement have shown inconclusive results. In this symposium, three papers representing research conducted in seven urban school districts (Austin, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, & Saint Paul) will be presented. Cross-district findings on the utilization, implementation, and effectiveness of SES will be discussed and synthesized. Presenters and discussants will contribute insights on factors that influence the use of SES, strengths and areas for improvement of SES, the effects of SES on student achievement, and policy implications for the pending reauthorization of NCLB.
Integrated Findings From a Mixed-Method, Longitudinal, Multisite Evaluation of Supplemental Educational Services - Carolyn Heinrich, The University of Texas - Austin; Patricia Burch, University of Southern California; Annalee G. Good, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Mary Susannah Stewart, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Hiren Dhiraj Nisar, Abt Associates Inc.; Martina Chura, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Emily Cheng, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Hyun Sik Kim, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Kimberly M. Jones, The University of Texas - Dallas; Angelica Herrera, The University of Texas; Rudolfo Acosta, University of Southern California
The Impact of Participation in Supplemental Educational Services on Student Achievement in the Los Angeles Unified School District - Melissa K. Barnhart, Los Angeles Unified School District
Evaluation of Supplemental Educational Services in a Midwestern Urban School District - Katherine Drake, Saint Paul Public Schools; Cheryl Carlstrom, Saint Paul Public Schools