At-Risk Secondary School Students 
.... The issue focuses on those students who are at-
risk for failure quitting
school before graduation or graduating with low levels of competency. ....
(9464
38
)
High School Dropouts
.... Factors contributing to a subset of students being at increased
risk of
school dropout have been dealt with by
school authorities and significant others ....
(1486
6
)
Gay/Lesbian Issues Among High School Adolescents
.... 2001). Gay and lesbian youth, according to Callahan (2001), are at
risk for
school failure, suicide, and serious life problems. They ....
(2768
11
)
High School Dropout Problem
.... Wittenberg conducted an extensive review of the existing literature on characteristics of youth-at-
risk for high
school dropout. ....
(2571
10
)
High School Dropout Phenomenon
.... Wittenberg (1988) conducted an extensive review of the existing literature on characteristics of youth-at-
risk for high
school dropout. ....
(2606
10
)
Middle School Teachers Burnout
.... Mykletun, RJ and Mykletun, A. (1999). Comprehensive
school teachers at
risk of early exit from work. Experimental Aging Research, 25(4), 359-367. ....
(3397
14
)
Condom Dissemination in High School
.... been conducted that show the importance of making condoms available to teenagers in high
school. In addition to the above statistics and the
risk of sexually ....
(949
4
)
School Failure & Dropouts in the US
.... According to Robertson, when one or more of the above factors are operating in a student's life, he or she is a high
risk for
school failure and very likely to ....
(688
3
)
High School Students in America
.... He believes that retention programs should be established to target at-
risk youths and encourage them to remain in
school. Finally ....
(1201
5
)
Teenage Smoking Health Risk
.... recent data available show that Oklahoma is among the most at-
risk states in the country for smoking, with 46% of Oklahoma's high
school students identified as ....
(2087
8
)
Population of At-Risk Students
.... authors Westfall and Pisapia (1994) conducted in-depth interviews with 62 resilient and academically successful at-
risk students from six
school divisions. ....
(5297
21
)
Gang Risk Factors
.... The major
risk factors identified by the Bureau of Justice Assistance (2008) can be categorized as individual characteristics, family conditions,
school ....
(488
2
)
Child Development Positions
.... Especially in the case of schools with high-
risk populations,
school psychologists will be needed to create comprehensive programs that will be important in: a ....
(747
3
)
Physical Abuse in School-Aged Children
.... report examined the problem of child abuse in
school age children, delineating and discussing the history and scope of the problem as well as
risk factors and ....
(3239
13
)
Techniques for Reducing School Violence
.... possibly at
risk for violent or criminal behavior should be immediately assessed and referred for services when they enter
school or when the
risk is initially ....
(9742
39
)
Saturday School Detention programs
.... It was also noted that with at-
risk students, many Saturday
School Detention Programs attempt to incorporate features aimed at building students self-concept ....
(4546
18
)
Missouri Public School Funding
.... an additional $2.5 million to expand early childhood education programs, thus targeting at-
risk youth in its vertical equity approach to
school funding issues. ....
(2409
10
)
School Violence & Race
.... The National Youth
Risk Behavior Survey reports that 20% of high
school students nationwide reported carrying a weapon in
school (Youth, 2002, 1). Yet, while ....
(2470
10
)
Semiliterate & Illiterate High School Graduates
.... George W.Wingate High
School Multilingual Survival Skills Program 1984-1985. .... Parker, F. Behind A Nation at
Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform. 1983. ....
(2155
9
)
Trends Affecting School-Age Children in Poverty
.... is a discussion of present and historical trends affecting
school-age children .... and characteristic challenges of a large, urban client population at
risk and in ....
(2086
8
)
Organizational Behavior in a School Cafeteria
.... At Ashurst Elementary
School where I am a food service worker, fiscal policy .... export the company's products to foreign countries, a minimal-
risk approach that ....
(932
4
)
Street Gangs: An Overview
.... precocious sexual activity; (2) family
risk factors such as having family members who are in gangs, and poor parental supervision; (3)
school risk factors such ....
(848
3
)
The Psychology of Street Gangs
.... precocious sexual activity; (2) family
risk factors such as having family members who are in gangs, and poor parental supervision; (3)
school risk factors such ....
(853
3
)
Exchange Rate Risk
Exchange Rate
Risk: According to Nouriel Roubini in an essay published online by New York University's Stern
School of Business, large trade surpluses, rapid ....
(664
3
)
Pre-School Children & Nurturing
.... studies show is that we need to identify the children most at
risk for poor .... seem to be the biggest factors contributing to poor nurturing in pre-
school children ....
(1559
6
)
Gender Differences in School Achievement
.... 168-71. Ramos, I.; & Lambating, J. (1996).
Risk taking: Gender differences and educational opportunity.
School Science and Mathematics, 96, pp. 199-217. ....
(1615
6
)
Health Risk of Binge Drinking in College
.... in 295 of academic problems and in 21% of cases of dropping out of
school" (104). .... and we must work to change the culture of acceptance of high-
risk behavior as ....
(1325
5
)
Hoffman's At Risk
.... Amanda is the heartbeat of At
Risk, even though she is the one diagnosed .... on her family, Amanda bravely and endearingly continues to go to
school, compete as a ....
(967
4
)
High School Exit Exams & Accountability
.... Second, they deny graduation to students who will be at
risk for failure .... Third, mandatory exams highlight which
school districts and educators are doing a good ....
(994
4
)
Middle School Team Teaching Program
.... in Palo-Alto; the report discusses the California Partnership Academies which are voluntary
school-within-a-
school programs for at-
risk high
school students. ....
(9107
36
)
