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Supporting Early Readers: A Scan of K-3 Literacy Practices in Philadelphia Charter Schools

Supporting Early Readers: A Scan of K-3 Literacy Practices in Philadelphia Charter Schools

Young Readers and Writers


By: Rachel Comly, Ryan Fink, Monica Mielke, Adrianne Flack

July 2018

The study maps the landscape of charter schools’ approaches to early literacy programming, including their classroom instructional strategies, teacher training and collaboration, family engagement strategies, and targeted interventions for struggling readers.

Getting On Track to Graduation: Ninth Graders’ Credit Accumulation in the School District of Philadelphia, 2015-2017

Getting On Track to Graduation: Ninth Graders’ Credit Accumulation in the School District of Philadelphia, 2015-2017

On Track Through High School


By: Molly Crofton, Ruth Curran Neild

May 2018

This study applies the 2018 Ninth Grade On-Track Definition to students who were first-time ninth graders in the SDP during the 2015-16 or 2016-17 school years.

Finding Their Stride: Kindergarten English Learners’ Time to Proficiency in Philadelphia

Finding Their Stride: Kindergarten English Learners’ Time to Proficiency in Philadelphia

Supporting English Learners


By: Joshua Lin, Ruth Curran Neild

June 2017

This study provides evidence on the progress toward English proficiency of ELs who entered the District in kindergarten across four cohorts of students: 2008–09 through 2011–12.

Educating English Language Learners: Opportunities for Improved Infrastructure

Educating English Language Learners: Opportunities for Improved Infrastructure

Supporting English Learners


By: Jeannette Rowland, Rebecca Reumann-Moore, Rosemary Hughes, Joshua Lin

June 2016

This brief examines the challenges schools face in these areas and the strategies they use to mediate them. The purpose of this brief is to share these strategies across schools and with the larger Philadelphia community, in order to help schools continue to improve ELL programming.

Working Together to Support English Language Learners: School-Family-Community Engagement

Working Together to Support English Language Learners: School-Family-Community Engagement

Supporting English Learners


By: Rosemary Hughes, Rebecca Reumann-Moore, Jeannette Rowland, Joshua Lin

June 2016

This brief focuses on the ways family and community engagement can enhance schools’ efforts to improve outcomes for ELLs and highlights specific strategies schools can use to more effectively engage families and communities.

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The Philadelphia Education Research Consortium is a partnership of the School District of Philadelphia’s Office of Research and Evaluation and Research for Action, a nonprofit education research organization.

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