The Early College High School Initiative (ECHSI) is a network of schools that allow underserved students to earn college credit while working towards their high school diploma. The American Institutes for Research and SRI International are conducting a multi-year evaluation of the ECHSI's impact on postsecondary achievement and attainment for minority and disadvantaged students. The reports are available below.

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Early College High School Initiative: 2003-2007 Evaluation Report
American Institutes for Research and SRI International
May 2008
Executive Summary (447 KB PDF)
Full Report (1.2 MB PDF)

Evaluation of the Early College High School Initiative, 2003-2006
American Institutes for Research and SRI International
April 2007
(736 KB PDF)

Early College High School Initiative: 2003-2005 Evaluation Report
American Institutes for Research and SRI International
May 2006
Executive Summary (220 KB PDF)
Full Report (409 KB PDF)

Early College High School Initiative: Evaluation Year End Report: 2003–2004
American Institutes for Research and SRI International
March 2005
(500 KB PDF)

Early College High Schools: Early Recruitment and Selection Strategies
American Institutes for Research and SRI International
October 2004
(204 KB PDF)

Early College High School Initiative: Intermediary Summary Report, 2003–2004
American Institutes for Research and SRI International
December 2004
(195 KB PDF)

Updated June 2007