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A graduate of High Tech High Chula Vista, now at Dartmouth College, finds that his high school prepared him very well for the Ivy League.
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Creating a College-Bound Culture
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Making College Access for All More Than an Ideal
Students at Expeditionary Learning schools take to the streets--literally--to show that they and their schools take preparing all students for college seriously.
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Renaming Noncognitive Skills to Emphasize Success
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A high school humanities teacher suggests ways for deep learners to stay alive while developing "college prep" skills.
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