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Datnow, Amanda; McHugh, Barbara; Stringfield, Sam; Hackler, Douglas J. – Education and Urban Society, 1998
Implementation of the Core Knowledge Sequence in 12 various schools across the United States is evaluated. Interviews and focus groups with teachers and principals reveal the nature of the reform program, local context, systemic and policy level forces, and the capacity for change impact on the implementation process. (MMU)
Descriptors: Core Curriculum, Educational Change, Elementary Education, Principals
McHugh, Barbara; Stringfield, Sam – 1999
This technical report presents third-year analyses of the progress of five Maryland elementary schools participating in a multi-school, multi-district implementation of the Core Knowledge Curriculum (E. Hirsch, 1987, 1996). Third-year results are presented in the areas of implementation and outcomes. Factors clearly affecting implementation of…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Achievement Gains, Curriculum, Educational Change
Stringfield, Sam; Datnow, Amanda; Ross, Steven M. – 1998
Early observations of 13 culturally and linguistically diverse elementary schools, each of which is implementing one of six internally-developed school restructuring designs, are reported here. The schools are all located in one demographically diverse county, and the restructuring process occurred over a 4-year period. The study examined a range…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Comparative Analysis, Cultural Pluralism, Diversity (Student)
McHugh, Barbara; Stringfield, Sam – 1998
This report provides background, implementation, and diverse outcome data from the first 3 years of an ongoing effort to implement a highly specified school reform design in a high-poverty, urban elementary school, Woodson Elementary School, Baltimore (Maryland). The design that is being implemented is the Calvert School model. The Calvert School…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Achievement Gains, Disadvantaged Youth, Educational Change