Federal Programs: Title I, Part F-Comprehensive School Reform
The Comprehensive School Reform (CSR) program is designed to increase student achievement by assisting public schools across the country with implementing comprehensive reforms that are grounded in scientifically based research and effective practices.
The CSR program targets high-poverty and low-achieving schools, especially those receiving Title I funds, by helping them to increase the quality and accelerate the pace of their reform efforts. The 11 components of the Comprehensive School Reform program provide an organizing framework that encourages schools to build upon and leverage state and local school initiatives into a comprehensive plan for school improvement.
Links of Interest
- Funding for Comprehensive School Reform
- CSR Program Guidance
- USDOE CSR
- CSR Legislation
- Continuum of Comprehensiveness
- Scientifically Based Research and the Comprehensive School Reform Program
- National Clearinghouse on CSR
- Database of CSR Schools
- Comprehensive Regional Assistance Centers
- National Clearinghouse on Comprehensive School Reform
- An Educators' Guide to Schoolwide Reform
- No Child Left Behind: A Desktop Reference
- Catalog of School Reform Models
Governor Bill Haslam
