MSAP

The Magnet Schools Assistance Program Technical Assistance Center (MSAP Center) supports the U.S. Department of Education Office of Elementary and Secondary Education as it provides equity and choice in public education through the Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP). The MSAP Center is a technical assistance resource for MSAP grantees and the greater magnet school community, and our resources and support services focus on diversity, academic excellence, and equity.

The MSAP Center website offers tools, information, and strategies to assist in planning, implementing, and revising magnet programs. Browse our site to discover best practices and innovative approaches for magnet program development and sustainability. Our resources include newsletters, guides, online courses, professional development events, and other information that will be useful for your work with magnet schools.

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Learn effective magnet school strategies by studying our online courses and toolkits on curriculum integration and student recruitment.

Discuss magnet topics with fellow grantees by logging in to the Magnet Connector, and share successful STEM strategies on the Beacon Blog.

Read magnet school studies and best practices by visiting our Library, and learn new STEM educational strategies and activities from our STEM Resources.

LEARN

Learn effective magnet school strategies by studying our online courses and Toolkit on curriculum integration and student recruitment.

INTERACT

Discuss magnet topics with fellow grantees by logging in to the Magnet Connector, and share successful STEM strategies on the Beacon Blog.

DISCOVER

Read magnet school studies and best practices by visiting our Library, and learn new STEM educational strategies and activities from our STEM Resources.

FY 2017 MSAP Cohort School Characteristics

Over the next few months, the Grantee Corner will showcase the general characteristics of the fiscal year (FY) 2017 Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP) cohort overall to help magnet leaders better understand what the cohort looks like as a whole. This month the Grantee Corner highlights the FY 2017 MSAP cohort by free and reduced-price meals (FARM) eligibility, Title I status, and desegregation plan type.

This issue of The Magnet Compass provides principles and strategies for planning, tracking, and modifying implementation of specific magnet components and the magnet program as a whole. Use these articles to help magnet leaders and magnet staff understand how to effectively plan, implement, and reflect to continually improve program management and therefore the services provided to students and communities.

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FY 2017 MSAP Cohort School Characteristics

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