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TRIO-Talent
Search is Educational Opportunity for low-income
Americans. Our
nation has asserted a commitment to providing educational opportunity
for all Americans regardless of race, ethnic background or economic
circumstance.
Student
Learning Outcomes
Seniors will demonstrate that they have well developed decision-making skills.
Assessment Methods & Criteria
At the beginning of the senior year, students will state where they plan to be in one year and then explain steps to get there. 20-30 papers will be randomly selected and these plans will be evaluated using a rubrics/checklist.
Who is
Served
As mandated by Congress, two-thirds of the students served must
come from families with incomes meeting the current Federal TRIO
Programs Annual Low Income Levels, where neither parent
graduated from college. More than 2,700 TRIO Programs currently
serve nearly 866,000 low-income Americans. Many programs serve
students in grades six through 12. Thirty-seven percent of TRIO
students are Whites, 35% are African-Americans, 19% are Hispanics,
4% are Native Americans, 4% are Asian-Americans, and 1% are listed
as "Other," including multiracial students. Twenty-two
thousand students with disabilities and more than 25,000 U.S.
veterans are currently enrolled in the TRIO Programs as well.
Schools in
Our Grant
The schools in our grant cycle for 2006-2010 are as follows:
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