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  1. Georgia: Alternative classrooms keep some in school

    31 December 2008

  2. High cost of dropping out: Georgia dropouts lose $15 billion in lifetime earnings

    31 December 2008

    When students drop out of high school, they earn on average $260,000 less during their lifetime, according to data compiled by the U.S. Bureau of Census.

  3. Ombudsman Holds Community Open House in Nashville

    21 December 2008

    Ombudsman Educational Services invited members of the community to visit one of the eight Ombudsman Learning Centers in Nashville serving students in grades seven through 12 who have either dropped out or are at risk of dropping out. Students served as hosts, welcoming visitors to the center and demonstrating how Ombudsman helps them learn.

  4. For-profit school helps Metro students catch up: Ombudsman program offers at-risk kids customized lessons

    26 October 2008

    Metro school officials are so determined to increase the graduation rate, they are paying a company to help do it.

  5. Metro Schools Program Receives High Marks

    23 October 2008

    Helping at-risk students is the focus of a new program this year in Nashville's public school district.

  6. After hours: Alternative education program to offer night classes for high schoolers in the Walker school system

    18 July 2008

    An alternative education provider that recently contracted with the Walker County school system is expanding its program. Ombudsman Educational Services, a private company that delivers individual…

  7. Ombudsman hailed as success at Westwood

    16 July 2008

    LAFAYETTE – Ombudsman Educational Services and the Walker County School System today announced they will expand their alternative education program for middle and high school students. Ombudsman Ed…

  8. Program providing alternate route for Walker County High students expands

    11 July 2008

    LAFAYETTE – Ombudsman Educational Services and the Walker County School System today announced they will expand their alternative education program for middle and high school students. Ombudsman Ed…

  9. Walker County Enlists New Weapon in Dropout Battle

    11 July 2008

    WALKER COUNTY, Ga. – Ombudsman Educational Services and the Walker County Georgia School System announced they will expand their alternative education program for…

  10. Board approves $256,500 program to help students

    20 June 2008

    DeKALB – The DeKalb School Board approved 6-0 Tuesday a contract that will allow 45 students struggling with their studies to participate next sch…

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