Alternative and Incarcerated Education

Assisting students in customized learning environments that are
sensitive and  responsive to their unique needs

2008-2009  Application to Operate an Alternative High School Equivalency Preparation (AHSEP) and High School Equivalency  Preparation (HSEP) Programs (posted 5/16/08)

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Check here to be sure your program has been approved:

List of approved High School Equivalency Preparation Programs (HSEPP) - 2008-09 -(.doc format) - As of 9/3/08

List of approved High School Equivalency Preparation Programs (HSEPP) - 2008-09 -(.html format) - As of 9/3/08

List of approved High School Equivalency Preparation Programs (HSEPP) - 2008-09 -(.pdf format) - As of 9/3/08

List of approved Alternative High School Education Programs (AHSEP/TEP) - 2008-09-(.doc format) - As of 9/3/08

List of approved Alternative High School Education Programs (AHSEP/TEP) - 2008-09 -(.html format) - As of 9/3/08 of 9/3/08

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System of Accountability for Student Success (SASS)

FORM: Table for Reporting Statewide Accountability for Student Success (SASS) data - .doc format - for 2007-08 school year
FORM: Table for Reporting Statewide Accountability for Student Success (SASS) data - .pdf format - for 2007-08 school year

Reference items:

Alternative Education: Making a Difference - important information to districts hoping to start or improve their alternative education program
Alternative Education Symposium Synthesis - "A Blue Print for Action” - Key action steps identified during the Alternative Education Symposium
New York State Alternative Education "State of the Practice 2003" - the most recent information  regarding the state of the practice of alternative education
National Clearinghouse on Families & Youth (NCFY) - an online database of youth-related publications and current youth initiatives.  Includes free or low-cost publications and abstracts of research and informative documents.  Recent additions:  community-based youth mentoring and children of incarcerated parents; information related to runaway and homeless youth, street outreach, positive youth development, youth resiliency, and transition to independent living.

2008-09 Education of Incarcerated Youth Program Plan: Due July 15, 2008
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Listing of current Grant awardees

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