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Harwood Union High School Study Circles

This three session guide begins with an adaptation of session 1 from EDD's "Helping All Students Succeed." The second session features a report card to foster discussion about the school's performance in a variety of areas, and the third session pairs moving to action with asset identification

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Susan McCormack w/Harwood Union HS Study Circles steering committee
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Susan McCormack
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Sep 29, 2008
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education
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Broad-based community members
High schools
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