The BPSS logic model targets increased college readiness among Arkansas student populations with persistent outcome disparities¶

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Subclaims¶

q2 i? The partnership's long-term student outcome is to increase college readiness among Arkansas student populations displaying persistent disparities in outcomes. → Partnership Activities — Building Pathways for Student Success (BPSS) 2026

Evidence¶

Partnership Activities — Building Pathways for Student Success (BPSS) 2026¶

Partnership Activities — Building Pathways for Student Success (BPSS). (2026). Regional Educational Laboratory Southwest. https://ies.ed.gov/ncee/edlabs/regions/southwest/

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The logic model's Supporting Data Collection phase (2023–2024) states this long-term student outcome verbatim: "Increase college readiness among student populations in Arkansas displaying persistent disparities in outcomes." No effect size or measurement result is printed; this is a stated goal, not a tested finding.

"Students. Increase college readiness among student populations in Arkansas displaying persistent disparities in outcomes."

Discussion¶

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