Publications
GEAR UP Austin: Impacting Lives Project, 2001-2002
This report summarizes the 2001-2002 program evaluation results of AISD's GEAR Up program.
State Compensatory Education Evaluation Report, 2001-2002
This report summarizes results of AISD's State Compensatory Education programs for at-risk students in 2001-2002.
Austin Collaborative for Mathematics Education 2001-2002 Final Evaluation
The Austin Collaborative for Mathematics Education (ACME) was an initiative begun in August 1997 to improve mathematics education in all AISD elementary and middle school classrooms by providing teachers with long term, high quality professional development. This report summarizes information for 2001-2002.
Career and Technology Education 2001-2002
This report summarizes 2001-2002 program evaluation results of AISD's career and technology education program.
The AVID Program in AISD, 1999-2002
This report summarizes the 1999-2002 program evaluation results of AISD's AVID program, a program designed to help underachieving students with academic potential prepare for entrance into colleges and universities.
Parent and Community Involvement Summary Report, 2001-2002
This report summarizes parent and community involvement information for AISD during the 2001-2002 school year.
Getting Ahead of the Need: Comprehensive Counseling for Elementary Schools Year One Evaluation Report 2001-2002
The Getting Ahead of the Need: Comprehensive Counseling for Elementary Schools grant was awarded by the Safe and Drug Free Schools Program through the Department of Education to improve elementary school counseling prevention and intervention services offered in the Austin Independent School District.
Title IV Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities Evaluation Report, 2001-2002
This report summarizes evaluation results for AISD's federally-funded Title IV safe and drug-free schools program activities for the 2001-2002 school year.
Title I Evaluation Report, 2001-02
AISD used $13,541,075 federal Title I funds for 2001-2002 to serve low-income students and support district parent involvement and other grant activities.
Title VI, Class Size Reduction Summary: 2001-2002
The purpose of the federal Title VI, Class Size Reduction program is to reduce class sizes in grades K-3 to 18 or fewer students. Funds were used for recruiting, hiring, and training highly qualified teachers to raise student achievement through increased personal attention. This report summarizes AISD's Title VI program in 2001-2002.