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Roads to Success

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Evidence · 6 claims (4 for, 1 mixed, 1 against) · 2 studies (2 causal), q2 · 0 of 2 report an effect size · 6 claims rest on one study

Description

Roads to Success is a school and career planning programme that supports students in exploring careers, understanding pathways to career success, and developing school and career plans.

Components

  • Roads to Success education and career planning program: Roads to Success is a school and career planning program evaluated over a 2007-2009 time frame in high-poverty rural schools. The report assesses "the impact of two years of exposure to the school and career planning program, Roads to Success, on eighth graders from high-poverty rural schools." It targets career planning knowledge, confidence, and engagement with school staff around career and school plans. (Duncan Chaplin et al. (2010))

Claims

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Key Sources

  • Duncan Chaplin, Martha Bleeker, Kevin Booker. (2010). Roads to Success: Estimated Impacts of an Education and Career Planning Program During Middle School. Princeton, NJ: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/roads-to-success-estimated-impacts-of-an-education-and-career-planning-program-during-middle-school
  • Duncan Chaplin, Martha Bleeker, Claire Smither. (2009). Rigorous Evaluation of Roads to Success: Design Report. Washington, DC: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/rigorous-evaluation-of-roads-to-success-design-report
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type product
id roads-to-success
title Roads to Success
description Roads to Success is a school and career planning programme that supports students in exploring careers, understanding pathways to career success, and developing school and career plans.
status review
moved_from element/roads-to-success-career-planning-program, element/roads-to-success-program
product_kind programme
generated by process:sweep-kinds on 2026-10-10
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sources 2 — duncan-chaplin-2010, duncan-chaplin-2009

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