NCSE Approach to School Success



NCSE is an initiative
of the Colorado Foundation
for Families and Children.


www.coloradofoundation.org
 

Welcome

Engaging in school is critical to ensure the success of a child's future!

The National Center for School Engagement was established as a result of more than a decade of educational research conducted by the Colorado Foundation for Families and Children.  NCSE makes many resources available on this site concerning school attendance, attachment, and achievement - the 3 A's

NCSE partners with school districts, law enforcement agencies, courts, and state and federal agencies to support youth and their families to be engaged at school.  Services include training and technical assistance, research and evaluation, and information and resources.


Special Features . . .

Web-Based Professional Development (WBPD):

Educators and Community Teams Studying Homelessness and High Mobility in Our Schools - An accredited learning opportunity for school administrators, teachers and community members to explore practices that improve academic achievement for students experiencing homelessness or high  mobility. 

Tool Kit for Creating Your Own Truancy Reduction Program

Sponsored by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and prepared by NCSE.  For more information click here.


TRAIN - Truancy Reduction Application Interface is a secure, web-based system that tracks progress of youth receiving school attendance services. It includes information on students' school attachment, academic achievement, and attendance, demographics, health, family and peer relationships, and detailed service history. Click here for more information.

There will be a TRAIN database training scheduled for the Fall 2008 in Denver, Colorado.  Please check back for the date and updated information.  If you have any questions, or would like an email when the date is scheduled, please contact Sharlene Chiapetti at SChiappetti@coloradofoundation.org.










 
   
       
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