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NM GRADS: Lessons Learned from Implementing a School-Based Program for Young Parents Across New Mexico

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  • Jessica Harper
  • Dean Hopper
  • Betsy Keating
  • Jessica Harding

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The New Mexico Graduation Reality and Dual-role Skills (GRADS) program provides services for expectant and parenting students at high schools.

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  • Jessica Harper & Dean Hopper & Betsy Keating & Jessica Harding, "undated". "NM GRADS: Lessons Learned from Implementing a School-Based Program for Young Parents Across New Mexico," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 9b8d0289aaca4cdc95e6002c8, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    Expectant and parenting students; Graduation rates; Repeat birth; Repeat pregnancy; School-based supports; Teen parents; Young parents;
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