33 Kentucky Schools to Participate in RAND Study
May 31, 2007
Kentucky is one of six regions/districts, including Houston (TX) Independent School District, selected to evaluate the effectiveness of Carnegie Learning's technology-based Algebra I curriculum as part of the $6 million US Department of Education-funded study being conducted by RAND Corporation. Thirty-three Kentucky middle and high schools with 3100 Algebra 1 students will particpate with half (17 schools) using the Carnegie Learning Algebra 1 curricula at the beginning of the 2007/08 school year, and the other half (16 schools) using their existing Algebra 1 course for two years and beginning the Carnegie Learning program in 2009.
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