Redefining general education in the American high school

Redefining general education in the American high school

by Roberts

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In the 1980's the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development issued a call for interested high schools to participate in a project for two yearsduring which they would be part of a network of schools designated to receive help in reconceptualizing their existing general education programs. 17 high schools were selected: Ames Senior High School -- Ann Arbor Huron High School -- Ann Arbor Pioneer High School -- Buena High School (Ventural, CA) - Carlsbad High School (New Mexico) -- Central High School (St. Louis) -- Colville High School (Colville, WA) -- East High School (Denver, CO) -- O. Perry Walker High School (New Orleans, LA) -- Oak Park and River Forest H. S. (Oak Park, IL) -- Page High School (Page, AZ) -- Pinellas Park H.S. (Largo, FL) -- San Rafael H. S. (San Rafael, CA) -- Scarsdale H.S. (Scarsdale, NY) -- Ventural H. S. (Ventural, CA) -- Will Rogers H.S. (Tulsa, OK) -- Woodlawn Sen. H.S. (Baltimore, MD).

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