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Institute for the Study of Students At Risk


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CURRENT STATUS OF ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN MAINE: IMPACT UPON POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES AND STUDENTS CONSIDERED TO BE "AT RISK"

November 2001

Introduction

Comprehensive Review of National Literature

Current Factors and Conditions
Current Educational Reform Movement
School Violence and Disruptive Students
Special Education Concerns
Other Factors
Definition and Types of Alternative Education Programs
Types of Alternative Schools and Programs
Components of Effective Alternative Education Programs
Essential Qualities of Alternative Education Programs
Efficacy of Alternative Education Schools and Programs
Cautions Involving the Development and Implementation of Type II (Disciplinary) Alternative Education Programs
Relationship of Alternative Education to Special Education
Developing, Implementing, and Evaluating Alternative Education Schools and Programs: Major Factors and Critical Issues
Developing Alternative Education Models for All Schools

Analysis of the Current Status of Alternative Education Programs in Maine

Data Sources
Methodology
Summary of Activities
Results
Limitations

Conclusions and Discussion

Recommendations and Further Research

References

Appendix A: Effective Alternative Education Programs

Appendix B: School Self-Evaluation Checklists for Serving Students At Risk

Appendix C: Alternative Education Programs Survey – Superintendent's Form

Appendix D: Alternative Education Programs Survey – Contact Persons Form

Appendix E: Superintendent's Letter


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