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GRAD Partnership Student Success Systems

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Description

A framework developed by the GRAD Partnership for organizing secondary-school supports around relationships, holistic data, strategic improvement actions, and student-centered mindsets.

Components

  • Student success systems framework: four essential elements for secondary schools: The GRAD Partnership framework, summarized in this report, defines student success systems as "an evidence-based approach to organizing school communities to better support the academic progress, career and college transitions, and well-being of all students." It holds that "High-quality, student success systems combine four essential elements": strong supportive relationships, real-time actionable holistic data, strategic improvement actions, and student-centered mindsets, supported by team infrastructure practices such as clear roles, collaborative improvement planning, and regular data-review cadences. The report uses this framework as the lens for evaluating each district-led innovation. (Liberman et al. (2025))

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Key Sources

  • Liberman, B., Bradbury, J., Vollavanh, A. & Karim, S. (Eds.). (2025). Innovating for Student Success: District-Led Innovation Showcase. Digital Promise. https://doi.org/10.51388/20.500.12265/255
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