Charles Dayton
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Charles Dayton
Director, Career Academy Support Network,
University of California, Berkeley Graduate School of Education
Charles Dayton is director of Career Academy Support Network at the Graduate School of Education at the University of California, Berkeley. He was also a policy analyst for PACE. Dayton helped to launch and administer the first two Career Academies in California, develop legislation to replicate them, and evaluate the resulting state network.
updated 1988
Publications by Charles Dayton
Program Successes and Evaluations Under 'Jobs for the Disadvantaged'
In early 1980, the Clark Foundation launched an ambitious series of demonstration programs designed to address the high rate of school dropouts and youth unemployment in several U.S. cities. These programs shared a focus on disadvantaged minority…
1986–87 Evaluation Report
The School-to-Work and Academy Demonstration programs, funded under the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation's "Programs for Disadvantaged Youth," attempt to improve school retention and transitions to work for high school students in seven cities.
This…
1985–86 Evaluation Report
The Peninsula Academies are a three-year high school program for at-risk students, designed to provide them with incentives both to graduate and to acquire labor market-relevant skills. An Academy combines academic and technical training in a school…