George Scott Reports Seeks To Recruit Former Or Retired Classroom Teachers To Serve As Paid Consultants
My plans to revise and expand the mission of George Scott Reports have now reached the phase at which I need to identify and recruit retired or former certified classroom teachers who are interested in pursuing discussions with me on becoming paid, professional consultants. This is not an offer of a get-rich scheme or an effort to find those in search of full-time work. However, there is no question...
Volunteers Sought By George Scott Reports; Efforts Would Help Get Readily Available Data From Institutional Websites
Just as I am seeking retired or former certified classroom teachers to assist me in my revised and expanded mission of George Scott Reports, so too am I seeking the help of a few volunteers who might be willing to consider donating one to 10 hours of help and time over the next six weeks. What would the volunteer job involve? There’s a lot of data on public education performance on various websites. ...
Future Plans For George Scott Reports
At some point on or near August 1, George Scott Reports will transition to a new phase of its operations. Communications that began about two weeks ago with others have now moved to the next stage of discussions and development. In the meantime, my focus will be on completing the significant amount of work that is required to have the expanded effort involving others ready to go before the start of...
Raines High School - College Enrollment & First Year Performance Indicators
While Raines High School is undergoing a major expansion of its facility and programs, data from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board document that the vast majority of students who graduate from the campus do not attend college - even a community college - and the vast majority of those that enrolled after graduation in 2009 and 2010 do not fair well in their first year of higher education. The...
Cinco Ranch High School - College Enrollment & First Year Performance
A significantly higher percentage of 2010 Cinco Ranch High School graduates enrolled in the fall after their high school graduation in four-year universities in Texas than attended the state’s two-year colleges, according to data released by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB). The same report notes that the percentage of CRHS students who could not be found or tracked as having...
Mayde Creek High School - College Enrollment & First Year Performance Indicators
More 2010 Mayde Creek High School graduates enrolled in the fall after their high school graduation in two-year community colleges in Texas than attended the state’s four-year universities, according to data released by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB). The same report notes that the percentage of MCHS students who could not be found or tracked as having enrolled in a Texas college...
Katy High School - College Enrollment & First Year Performance Indicators
More 2010 Katy High School graduates enrolled in the fall after their high school graduation in two-year community colleges in Texas than attended the state’s four-year universities in a virtual flip-flop of the statistics from the 2001-02 academic year, according to data released by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB). Further, in a separate but most current report available on...
Taylor High School - College Enrollment & First Year Peformance Indicators
A significantly higher percentage of 2010 Taylor High School graduates enrolled in the fall after their high school graduation in four-year universities in Texas than attended the state’s two-year colleges, according to data released by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB). The same report notes that the percentage of THS students who could not be found or tracked as having enrolled...
Seven Lakes High School - College Enrollment & First Year Performance Indicators
A significantly higher percentage of 2010 Seven Lakes High School graduates enrolled in the fall after their high school graduation in four-year universities in Texas than attended the state’s two-year colleges, according to data released by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB). The same report notes that the percentage of SLHS students who could not be found or tracked as having...