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Dropout

Local Government Innovation Awards

Dropout

Reducing the 35 percent dropout rate in Hennepin County is the central goal of collaboration among Hennepin County Juvenile Court, the Bloomington, Brooklyn Center and Intermediate 287 school districts, and TIES. A new process for school districts to share real-time, online information with juvenile court services about student attendance, academic performance and behavior is increasing student accountability and reducing at-risk behaviors, as well as saving staff time previously spent collecting information that is now available instantly.

 

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Kathy Guthrie
2011-02-11 17:42
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This entry has been selected as a winner in the
Local Government Innovation Awards competition.

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Jurisdiction

Minnesota

First Name

Kathy

Last Name

Guthrie

Organization Name

TIES

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Organization Name

Bloomington School District

Organization Website

Organization Address

1350 W 106th St., Bloomington, MN

Zip Code

55431

Type of Organization

School District.

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Dropout

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Reducing the 35 percent dropout rate in Hennepin County is the central goal of collaboration among Hennepin County Juvenile Court, the Bloomington, Brooklyn Center and Intermediate 287 school districts, and TIES. A new process for school districts to share real-time, online information with juvenile court services about student attendance, academic performance and behavior is increasing student accountability and reducing at-risk behaviors, as well as saving staff time previously spent collecting information that is now available instantly.

 

Amount of money or resources saved as a result of innovation

Found no-cost alternative to multimillion-dollar database development.

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