RMLE Online Vol. 29, No. 3 - State-wide Middle Level Implementation: Lessons Learned
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2005 - Volume 29, Number 3
Editor, David L. Hough, Missouri State University

State-wide Middle Level Implementation: Lessons Learned

Gregory B. Meeks & Terry H. Stepka
Arkansas State University


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Abstract

This paper examines the progress of one state in implementing the middle school concept. Results of a survey distributed in 1990 were compared to results of a similar survey distributed in the spring of 2004. Progress or the lack thereof has been noted. Implications from this survey can serve to heighten awareness and continue to improve the quality of middle level education.

ISSN 1084-8959


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