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Career academies: partnerships for reconstructing American high schools

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Part One: New Directions for High Schools 1. High School: Demand for a New Design 2. The Career Academy Model 3. Evolution of the Academy Movement 4. Evaluating the Academies Part Two: Creating a Career Academy 5. Procedures, Problems, and Principles 6. Forging Partnerships Between Schools and Employers 7. Building on Local Strengths: Examples from Four Districts Part Three: The Future 8. Academies and the Reconstruction of American High Schools

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Part One: New Directions for High Schools 1. High School: Demand for a New Design 2. The Career Academy Model 3. Evolution of the Academy Movement 4. Evaluating the Academies Part Two: Creating a Career Academy 5. Procedures, Problems, and Principles 6. Forging Partnerships Between Schools and Employers 7. Building on Local Strengths: Examples from Four Districts Part Three: The Future 8. Academies and the Reconstruction of American High Schools

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Part One: New Directions for High Schools 1. High School: Demand for a New Design 2. The Career Academy Model 3. Evolution of the Academy Movement 4. Evaluating the Academies Part Two: Creating a Career Academy 5. Procedures, Problems, and Principles 6. Forging Partnerships Between Schools and Employers 7. Building on Local Strengths: Examples from Four Districts Part Three: The Future 8. Academies and the Reconstruction of American High Schools

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