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Guiding Principles
The following principles guide NCCEP’s efforts to expand the
education opportunities of those students most often left behind.
- High-quality academic preparation is a must.
- All students who seek to earn a college degree should graduate from
high school having the ability to succeed academically at the college or
university of their choice.
- Reform is needed to improve education systems and academic outcomes
for all of America’s youths.
- Build on success:Identify locally effective practices, programs,
strategies, and models that can be adapted to local contexts.
- Partnerships improve the lives of students and empower local
communities.Collaborate, cooperate, and coordinate with others doing
similar work.
- Education must relate to workforce needs.It should do so in ways
that honor individuals and their cultural backgrounds.
- The strength of democracy rests on the education of its citizens.
Partnerships can serve as models for a more diverse and democratic
society.
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